Look Partners (Creator) Privacy Policy
SKIPIKS ("Company") complies with applicable laws and processes creators' (editorial partners') personal and settlement information as follows.
| Type | Items |
|---|---|
| Required | Email (login ID), password (stored encrypted), partner/creator name (display name), country |
| Optional | Contact phone number, name (real name), portfolio address, introduction |
| Name display | How your name is shown on looks (real name, display name or not shown), and, if you choose your real name, the real name to be shown |
| Settlement | Payout account (bank, account number, account holder), identifiers for tax handling (withholding) |
| Looks | Supplied look images (including the appearance of you or other people shown in them), look descriptions, declaration of whether an image is AI-generated |
| Automatic | Console IP/logs, look exposure/click/earnings/settlement records |
| Automatic | Time you agreed to the Terms at sign-up and the Terms version; records of notice emails sent, such as the contract summary (recipient address, time sent, result) |
| On request | Account change, withdrawal and takedown requests; explanations and objections in suspension or termination procedures |
1. The Company processes the personal information above without the data subject's consent on the following bases, and discloses the items and bases separately as required by Article 22(3) of the Personal Information Protection Act.
| Legal basis | Items |
|---|---|
| Concluding and performing the agreement (Article 15(1)4 of the same Act) | Sign-up, name-display, look and settlement information (optional items only where the Partner enters them), automatically collected information, requests, explanations and objections, and evidence kept during disputes under the Partner Terms |
| Compliance with legal obligations (Article 15(1)2 of the same Act) | Tax-handling information such as withholding, and keeping payout records (the Income Tax Act, the Framework Act on National Taxes and related laws) |
2. The Company does not carry out any processing of personal information that requires the Partner's consent. If it ever does, it will state the items and purposes and obtain separate consent.
1. Upon withdrawal, data is deactivated immediately; settlement/tax data is kept for the statutory retention period (e.g., 5 years) then deleted.
2. While looks remain live after withdrawal or earnings remain to be paid, we retain the information needed for distribution and settlement (email, display name, payout account, identifiers for tax handling, click and earnings records), and once all looks are no longer displayed and settlement is complete, we destroy it without delay except information to be retained by law.
3. Other data is destroyed without delay after withdrawal.
4. Name-display information is updated when the Partner changes how its name is shown, and is destroyed together with the other personal information under paragraph 2.
5. One original image of a look subject to an infringement report or dispute, and the related records, are kept in a private location separate from the service under paragraph 10 of Content License & Warranty in the Partner Terms, and are destroyed without delay when the dispute ends, or — even if it is unclear whether it has ended — once no procedure is open and one year passes with no new procedure or activity after the last one. While an original is kept, destruction under paragraph 2 is postponed to the extent needed to respond to that dispute.
6. Records of notice emails such as the contract summary are kept as records of the agreement; the recipient address is destroyed together with the other personal information under paragraph 2.
Personal and settlement data are stored in Cloudflare D1 (database) and uploaded look images in R2 (file storage), and are transmitted encrypted via HTTPS/TLS. Authentication is verified via JWT (kind=partner). Payout account numbers (including the account copies kept in payout records) are stored encrypted; the console shows only the last 4 digits, and staff decrypt them only to send a payout. Originals kept during a dispute are held in a separate private location that the service does not serve.
| Processor | Task |
|---|---|
| Cloudflare, Inc. | Data storage & hosting (cross-border transfer — see below) |
| Resend, Inc. | Sending emails (sign-up verification, review results, contract summary, notices about settlement, changes to the Terms, etc.) (cross-border transfer — see below) |
| OpenAI, Inc. | Look image analysis (AI pre-review; extracting items, tags and descriptions) and one-click look generation (cross-border transfer — see below) |
In its processing agreements the Company prohibits processing beyond the entrusted purpose and sets out technical and administrative safeguards, restrictions on sub-processing, supervision of the processor and liability for damages, and it supervises whether processors handle personal information safely. Personal data is not provided externally absent a lawful request.
If personal information is transferred because of a transfer of business, merger or similar event, the Company notifies the sign-up email at least 30 days before the transfer of the fact of the transfer, the recipient's name and contact details, and how to opt out if the Partner does not want the transfer.
Cross-border transfer of personal information — under Article 28-8(1)3(a) of the Personal Information Protection Act, the Company discloses the following in this policy and transfers personal information abroad for the processing and storage necessary to conclude and perform the service agreement.
You may refuse the cross-border transfer by writing to contact@skipiks.ai; because storage, email delivery and review are essential to the service, use of the service, such as supplying looks, is restricted if you refuse.
The Company makes the following decision by a fully automated system (including a system using artificial intelligence) (Article 37-2 of the Personal Information Protection Act).
| Decision | Purpose · subjects | Personal information used and its relation to the decision | Criteria · procedure |
|---|---|---|---|
| AI pre-review (automatic approval or rejection of looks) | Keeping the feed's quality · every Partner who submits a look | The submitted look image (including the appearance of you or other people shown) — the decision is based only on the content of the image; the Partner's account and settlement information and the look description are not used. | The system checks whether the image is a (fashion) look and applies the following 8 rejection criteria: no person (model); a product only, with no one wearing it; a graphic such as a logo, text, poster or screenshot; a meme or joke image; the subject is not fashion; a casual selfie without a styling intent; low image quality; inappropriate content. If the image is judged a look with confidence at or above the threshold set by the Company, it is approved automatically and goes live; otherwise it is rejected automatically and the reason is sent to the console and by email. If the system cannot decide, staff review the look. |
1. The Company does not collect sensitive information for automated decisions and does not recognise or identify the people in images.
2. By email to the contact address, the Partner may refuse an automated decision, ask for an explanation of the criteria and process, or submit an opinion and ask for the decision to be reviewed again. Within 30 days of receiving the request, staff re-examine the decision or give an explanation and notify the result. If the request cannot be handled within 30 days for a justified reason, the Company explains why and may extend the period twice by 30 days each; if it refuses a request, it notifies the reason and how to object within 10 days.
3. Suspension and termination of a Partner and findings of fraud are not made by automated decisions. Signals detected by the system are examined by staff, who review the evidence and decide; once a deadline for explanation or cure set by staff has passed, the effect arises under "Termination & Suspension" in the Partner Terms.
4. Determining valid clicks (automatically excluding fraudulent clicks such as bots or rapid repeat clicks) uses signals from the clicking user and does not process the Partner's personal information. The results are reflected in distributions under "Revenue Share (Monthly Revenue Pool)" in the Partner Terms.
김규태 (대표) · contact@skipiks.ai
Privacy infringement reports: Korea's Personal Information Protection Commission (privacy.go.kr, 182 from within Korea)