Overview
Pearrolls (the “Company”) establishes and publishes this Privacy Policy to protect users' personal information and comply with applicable laws while providing Pressay (the “Service”).
Article 1 (Personal Information Processed and Purposes of Processing)
1. Temporary On-Device Processing of Audio
- While a user presses the record button, the Service processes audio data entered through the microphone to provide immediate playback.
- Audio data may be processed temporarily, to the extent necessary, in the memory of the user's device or in temporary storage provided by the operating system.
- The Company does not transmit audio data to the Company's servers or any third-party server, and does not access, collect, store, or link it to a user account.
- The Service does not provide a recording list, cloud backup, file export, or sharing feature for long-term storage of audio data.
- The specific time at which temporary on-device data is removed may vary according to the operating system's memory and temporary file management methods. The Company does not provide a feature for permanently retaining or remotely recovering the audio.
2. Microphone Permission
- The Service requests microphone permission to provide audio recording and immediate playback.
- Microphone permission is used to provide the Service's features only while the user is recording.
- If the user does not allow or revokes microphone permission, the Service's core features cannot be used.
- Users can manage microphone permission directly in their operating system settings.
3. Paid App Purchases and App Marketplace Transaction Information
- Pressay is sold as a paid app, and the app does not contain separate in-app purchase or subscription features.
- App purchases, payments, refunds, and transaction processing take place through the payment system of the app marketplace selected by the user, such as the App Store or Google Play.
- The Company does not directly collect or store payment method information within the app, such as payment card numbers, bank account numbers, or payment passwords.
- To handle sales, settlement, refunds, disputes, or obligations under applicable laws, the Company may process the following information provided to the Company by the app marketplace or submitted directly by the user, to the extent necessary.
- Order number or transaction identifier
- Purchase or refund status and transaction date and time
- Transaction-related information such as country of purchase, currency, and product name
- Account or contact information provided by the app marketplace or user
- Personal information processed independently by an app marketplace is governed by that marketplace operator's privacy policy and terms of service.
4. Customer Inquiries and Complaint Handling
When a user contacts the Company by email or another method, the Company may process the following information.
- Email address
- Name or nickname, if provided by the user
- Inquiry details and attachments
- Device type, operating system version, app version, and error information, if provided by the user
- Transaction-related information such as order number and purchase or refund information, if provided by the user
The purposes of processing are responding to inquiries, identifying errors, providing purchase or refund support, handling complaints, and responding to disputes.
Article 2 (Processing and Retention Periods for Personal Information)
- Audio Data The Company does not transmit audio data to or retain it on Company servers. Audio data may be processed temporarily on the user's device for immediate playback and cannot be remotely accessed or deleted by the Company.
- On-Device App Settings If app settings are stored on the device, they may be retained until the user resets the settings or deletes the app. The Company does not store these settings on Company servers.
- Customer Inquiry Information General customer inquiry information is destroyed after being retained for one year following completion of the inquiry. However, records concerning consumer complaints or dispute handling may be retained for three years under applicable laws.
- Transaction-Related Information
Purchase, payment, and refund information held by an app marketplace is retained according to that marketplace's policies. If the Company directly holds transaction-related records, it may retain them for the following periods to the extent prescribed by applicable laws.
- Records concerning contracts or withdrawal of offers: 5 years
- Records concerning payment and supply of goods or services: 5 years
- Records concerning consumer complaints or dispute handling: 3 years
- If applicable laws impose a separate retention obligation, the Company retains the information for the legally prescribed period without using it for other purposes and then destroys it.
Article 3 (Provision of Personal Information to Third Parties)
- As a rule, the Company does not sell users' personal information or provide it to third parties.
- The Company may provide personal information only to the extent permitted by applicable laws in any of the following cases.
- The user has given explicit prior consent
- A law contains a specific provision requiring or allowing it
- An agency with lawful authority, such as an investigative agency, court, or supervisory authority, requests it through procedures prescribed by law
- Information that a user provides directly to an app marketplace when purchasing the app through the App Store or Google Play is not information provided by the Company to a third party and is processed under the policies of the relevant app marketplace operator.
Article 4 (Outsourcing of Personal Information Processing and Use of External Services)
- The Company currently does not outsource personal information processing to an external business that processes users' audio data or app usage information to provide Pressay's core features.
- The Service currently does not include advertising SDKs, advertising identifier-based tracking, in-app purchase or subscription management SDKs, login SDKs, cloud storage SDKs, or third-party analytics SDKs for analyzing user behavior.
- The App Store and Google Play are external platforms used for app distribution, paid purchases, payments, refunds, and transaction management. Personal information processed on those platforms is governed by each platform operator's policies.
- If the Company later outsources personal information processing to an external business or introduces a new external SDK, it will update and publish this Policy with the processor, outsourced tasks, processed items, and any required cross-border transfer information.
Article 5 (Cross-Border Transfers of Personal Information)
- The Company does not transmit users' audio data or app usage information to servers outside the country or transfer it to overseas businesses through the Pressay app.
- If an app marketplace operator processes personal information outside the country while a user uses the App Store or Google Play, that operator's privacy policy and the user's settings apply.
- If the Company later introduces a feature or external service involving a cross-border transfer, it will disclose in advance, as required by applicable laws, the recipient, destination country, transferred items, purpose, timing and method of transfer, and retention period.
Article 6 (Procedures and Methods for Destroying Personal Information)
- The Company destroys personal information without delay when the purpose of processing has been achieved or the retention period has expired.
- If retention is required by applicable laws, the information is stored separately for the period prescribed by law and then destroyed.
- Personal information in electronic files is deleted in a manner that makes recovery or reproduction difficult. Paper documents, if any, are shredded or incinerated.
- The Company cannot remotely access or collectively destroy information not stored on Company servers, such as audio data and on-device app settings. Users can manage on-device data by closing the app, using the operating system's app data management features, resetting settings, or deleting the app.
- Purchase, payment, and refund information held by an app marketplace is deleted or managed according to that marketplace's procedures and policies.
Article 7 (Rights and Obligations of Data Subjects and Legal Representatives, and How to Exercise Them)
- Users may request access, correction or deletion, suspension of processing, withdrawal of consent, and other rights regarding personal information processed by the Company, to the extent prescribed by applicable laws.
- Because audio data and on-device app settings are not stored on Company servers, the Company cannot directly access, correct, or delete them. Users must manage this information directly on their own devices.
- The Service does not offer account registration, so there is no separate account withdrawal procedure.
- Rights concerning app purchase cancellation, refunds, payment method management, and app marketplace accounts must be exercised through the App Store or Google Play.
- Requests to exercise privacy rights may be submitted by email to contact@pearrolls.com. To protect the requester's rights, the Company may verify the identity of the requester or a duly authorized representative to the extent necessary.
- A legal representative may exercise rights on behalf of a data subject to the extent prescribed by applicable laws.
Article 9 (Children's Personal Information)
- The Service is not primarily directed at children under 14 years of age.
- The Service does not provide features that collect personal information for account registration or user identification.
- If the Company learns through a customer inquiry or otherwise that it has collected personal information of a child under 14 without the consent of a legal representative, it will delete the information without delay or take other necessary action under applicable laws.
Article 10 (Measures to Secure Personal Information)
- The Company minimizes the scope of personal information processing by using a structure that does not store audio data on Company servers.
- For personal information directly processed during customer inquiries or transaction support, the Company implements reasonable technical and administrative safeguards, including limiting access rights, protecting accounts, managing access methods, and secure deletion.
- The Company keeps the app, development tools, and dependencies in use up to date to the extent possible and reviews necessary security measures when features that process personal information are added.
- Users must also protect their information by using device locks, installing operating system updates, protecting app marketplace accounts, and managing microphone permission.
Article 11 (Department Responsible for Privacy and Complaint Handling)
The Company operates the following contact point for matters concerning personal information processing, user complaints, and remedies for harm.
| Category | Details | |---|---| | Department responsible for privacy and complaint handling | Pearrolls Privacy Officer | | Email | contact@pearrolls.com |
Users may use the contact information above for privacy-related inquiries, complaints, requests for remedies, and requests to exercise rights arising while using the Service. The Company will endeavor to handle such requests under applicable laws.
Article 12 (Changes to This Privacy Policy)
- The Company may revise this Policy in response to changes in applicable laws, Service features, external services, or personal information processing methods.
- If this Policy changes, the Company will announce the changes before they take effect through the Company website, app marketplace page, an in-app notice, or another appropriate method.
- If audio file storage or export, cloud synchronization, account registration or login, analytics SDKs, error collection SDKs, advertising, in-app purchases, subscriptions, or server-based features are added, the Company will revise this Policy accordingly before actual processing begins.
- Previous versions of the Privacy Policy may be maintained for access on the Company website.
Article 13 (Remedies for Infringement of Rights)
Users may contact the following agencies for consultation or remedies concerning privacy infringements.
- Personal Information Dispute Mediation Committee: 1833-6972, without an area code
- Personal Information Infringement Report Center: 118, without an area code
- Korean National Police Agency cybercrime report and consultation: 182, without an area code
These agencies are separate from the Company. For privacy inquiries and requests to exercise rights directed to the Company, users may contact the responsible department listed in Article 11.
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This Privacy Policy takes effect on August 21, 2026.