Privacy Policy

No account. We do not ask for your name, email, phone number, or location.

Effective 14 September 2026

There is no account

No sign-up, no log-in. We never ask for a name, email, phone number, date of birth, or gender. There is no field to enter them in.

As a result there is nothing on our server that could be called "your profile".

We do not use your location

We never request GPS, cell-tower, or Wi-Fi location. The browser permission prompt never appears because we never call for it.

You pick a region from a list yourself. This service is therefore outside the scope of Korea’s Location Information Act registration.

Five cookies stay on this device

All five are httpOnly, so scripts on the page cannot read them.

There are no advertising or analytics cookies. We embed no third-party trackers.

Clearing site data in your browser or app removes all of them. We hold no copy, so that is the whole of deletion.

Only a single number stays on the server

Saving a plan increments one line on the server.

It means "37 people plan to be in this district on this date". We do not record who, from which device, at what time, or in what order. With no per-person record, this is a statistic rather than information about a person.

It is deleted automatically 7 days after the travel date.

If the number is below 5 we do not show it at all. In a small district, a count of 1 on some day would be a clue to anyone who knows that person.

The plan itself, where and when, never reaches the server; it lives in this device’s cookie. All the server receives is "add one".

Never in the address bar

Saving a plan is sent in the request body, not the URL. In the URL it would land in access logs alongside your IP and timestamp, reconstructing exactly what we chose not to store. Not storing something and not leaking it are two different jobs.

What leaves our server

None of the above receives personal data: no name, no contact, no location. What leaves is a region code and a date, plus the ordinary connection details a browser sends when it fetches an image.

There is no analytics tool, no ad network, no third-party tracking SDK. Nobody processes user data on our behalf, so there is nothing entrusted and nothing transferred abroad.

The map and the video thumbnails are fetched by your browser straight from Kakao and Google. The connection details that reach them are covered by those companies’ own policies, and if you never open the map the request never happens.

The plan transfer link

The address you use to move plans to another device, or to send them to a travel companion, carries region codes and dates only.

Anyone holding that address can see that list of plans, so where you send it is your call.

Security

Everything is served over HTTPS. A request to http is redirected, and the browser is given a two-year HSTS so that it stops trying http at all.

All five cookies are Secure, HttpOnly and SameSite. They travel only over the encrypted connection, and no script on the page can read them.

The Korea Tourism Organization key lives on the server only. It is in neither the page code nor the app bundle, so opening the developer tools will not reveal it.

We took the view that the surest protection is not holding anything. We ask for no name, no contact, no location, so there is no personal data on the server to protect.

Children under 14

We collect no personal data, so we do not ask for age.

Your rights

Because we collect no personal data, there is nothing on the server to request access to, correct, or delete.

Everything held on this device can be erased immediately by clearing site data in your browser or app settings.

Contact

Yeoyuro team · yeoyuro.help@gmail.com

Where to complain

You may take a complaint to the Korean bodies below. They are independent of us, and you do not need to come to us first.

Changes

Any change is posted on this page with a new effective date.

Privacy Policy | Yeoyuro