Terms

These Terms govern the relationship between Dad's Ad and visitors or account holders. By creating an account or using member features such as posting, commenting, or reacting, you agree to these Terms and the Community Rules.

Dad's Ad is a community where people make, discover, and react to short unofficial ads for objects, places, brands, and ideas. During the public pilot, you must be at least 18 to create an account.

Keep your registration details accurate and your sign-in method secure. Do not impersonate someone or use multiple accounts to evade restrictions or manipulate reactions. Each nickname and Creator ID must be unique.

Creators keep ownership of videos, copy, comments, and other content they post. While content is posted, you give Dad's Ad a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free license needed to store, format, display, transmit, distribute, moderate, and show attributed public posts when explaining or promoting the service. We may sublicense only what service providers need to operate Dad's Ad.

This license does not let a brand run your work as an ad, own it, or use it forever. Sponsorship, remakes, licensing, and brand use require a separate, explicit agreement with the creator.

You are responsible for having a valid basis to post the content and use its music, footage, likenesses, personal information, and marks. Do not imply that a target requested, approved, or funded an ad when it did not. Disclose money, free products, affiliate commission, or your own business using the labels provided.

Do not post illegal content, child sexual exploitation, hate, harassment, threats, private information, impersonation, deceptive ads, encouragement of dangerous conduct, malware, spam, unauthorized promotion, manipulated reactions or views, ban evasion, service disruption, or unauthorized automated collection. The Community Rules explain how these standards apply.

When we reasonably suspect a rule, safety, or rights issue, we may reject a post, add a label, limit visibility, temporarily restrict access, remove content, limit features, or suspend an account. Unless urgency or law prevents it, we will try to explain the reason. You may ask Support to review a decision.

Community activity and relevance shape the ordinary feed. Paid inventory is labelled and separated from community posts. Payment cannot buy ordinary feed rank, fake reactions, creator ownership, or an official endorsement.

A product purchase is between you and the external seller; Dad's Ad is not the seller or payment party. Donation links open an external organization's page. Dad's Ad does not hold the donation or issue a receipt. Check price, shipping, refunds, and privacy terms before leaving the service.

A verified advertiser may send a private inquiry after finding a public ad. It cannot continue the conversation until the creator accepts. An inquiry or acceptance alone does not create sponsorship, employment, licensing, or a transfer of ownership, and Dad's Ad is not a party to a separate deal between them.

We may improve, add, remove, or pause features, including for maintenance. We do not promise uninterrupted service or a particular number of views, reactions, earnings, or brand contacts. Nothing here limits consumer rights that cannot legally be limited.

You can delete your account in Settings. Public profiles, ads, comments, and private conversation text are removed under the Privacy Policy. Records needed for security, disputes, refunds, accounting, or law may be retained in limited or anonymized form. Copies already shared by others or held in external search caches may not disappear immediately.

We will post the effective date and an explanation when these Terms change. We aim to give at least 7 days' notice for ordinary changes and 30 days for a change that materially disadvantages users. We will request fresh consent when the law requires it.

Users are responsible for their content and dealings with external sellers, advertisers, and other third parties. Dad's Ad does not exclude liability for intentional or grossly negligent conduct or liability that law does not allow us to exclude; other liability is limited only as applicable law permits. Korean law governs these Terms, and disputes will be heard by a court with jurisdiction under the Korean Civil Procedure Act.