The AI-based analysis and suggestion features provided by MediaSign are auxiliary tools to support contract execution and do not replace professional legal advice or judgment.

MediaSign makes no warranties regarding the accuracy, completeness, legality, or timeliness of the information, analysis, or suggestions provided by the AI functions. Under no circumstances shall MediaSign be held legally liable for any results provided by such features, or for any contracts or decisions made in reliance thereon, nor shall it be responsible for any resulting damages.

Users are solely responsible for making final decisions when using the AI features and should consult appropriate professionals (e.g., lawyers) if necessary.

MediaSign provides an electronic signature feature to support the execution of electronic contracts. While MediaSign offers this feature based on technical stability and security, it does not support(s) or verify the actual identity, intent to sign, or legality of the signing action of the signatories. MediaSign assumes no legal responsibility in this regard.

The legal validity of electronic signatures may vary depending on the laws of the applicable jurisdiction, mutual agreement between parties, and the specific circumstances. MediaSign does not make any support(s) regarding the legal enforceability or validity of electronic signatures.

Users are responsible for implementing technical and physical measures to verify the identity and signing intent of counterparties when using electronic signatures. Responsibility for the outcome lies entirely with the user.

The contents of your contracts and related information (e.g., metadata) are encrypted using robust encryption technology and distributed via IPFS (InterPlanetary File System) upon upload.

The IPFS hash values are recorded and managed on the blockchain (via smart contracts). This ensures the integrity of the digital contract and enables verification of its authenticity.

Although IPFS and blockchain-based technologies provide strong security, access to digital contracts may be impossible under the following circumstances, for which the user bears full responsibility:

• IPFS network failure or node issues
• Blockchain network failure or node issues
• Loss of contract access keys due to user negligence
• Other force majeure events (e.g., natural disasters, large-scale system failures)

In such cases, access to digital contracts may be permanently lost.

MediaSign does not store any personal information except for your email address. It also does not store or access any contract-related information such as the contract file itself, IPFS hash values, or blockchain records. Digital contracts sent to your email may include sensitive information such as contract contents (files, audio, video) and metadata, so we ask for your attention and cooperation in managing your digital contracts.

The Company maintains security through industry-standard encryption technology, distributed storage systems, access control, and regular inspections. However, it is not possible to effectively mitigate all external threats (e.g., hacking, data leaks, network breaches).

The Company is not responsible for any losses or data breaches caused by illegal activities of third parties, phishing, malicious emails, etc. Users are solely responsible for maintaining the security of their accounts and access credentials.

MediaSign shall not be held responsible for digital contract loss or recovery in the following cases:

• Loss of key values due to user negligence
• Failure of IPFS or blockchain systems
• Unexpected system errors, natural disasters, or other force majeure events that render digital contract access impossible

MediaSign does not support(s) the preservation of digital contracts, and users must take their own measures for proper storage. Users are strongly encouraged to back up key values in secure and separate storage devices.

Customer Support Center: [Customer Support Contact]

Email: [Customer Support Email]

The AI-based analysis and suggestion features provided by MediaSign are auxiliary tools to support contract execution and do not replace professional legal advice or judgment.

MediaSign makes no warranties regarding the accuracy, completeness, legality, or timeliness of the information, analysis, or suggestions provided by the AI functions. Under no circumstances shall MediaSign be held legally liable for any results provided by such features, or for any contracts or decisions made in reliance thereon, nor shall it be responsible for any resulting damages.

Users are solely responsible for making final decisions when using the AI features and should consult appropriate professionals (e.g., lawyers) if necessary.

MediaSign provides an electronic signature feature to support the execution of electronic contracts. While MediaSign offers this feature based on technical stability and security, it does not support(s) or verify the actual identity, intent to sign, or legality of the signing action of the signatories. MediaSign assumes no legal responsibility in this regard.

The legal validity of electronic signatures may vary depending on the laws of the applicable jurisdiction, mutual agreement between parties, and the specific circumstances. MediaSign does not make any support(s) regarding the legal enforceability or validity of electronic signatures.

Users are responsible for implementing technical and physical measures to verify the identity and signing intent of counterparties when using electronic signatures. Responsibility for the outcome lies entirely with the user.

The contents of your contracts and related information (e.g., metadata) are encrypted using robust encryption technology and distributed via IPFS (InterPlanetary File System) upon upload.

The IPFS hash values are recorded and managed on the blockchain (via smart contracts). This ensures the integrity of the digital contract and enables verification of its authenticity.

Although IPFS and blockchain-based technologies provide strong security, access to digital contracts may be impossible under the following circumstances, for which the user bears full responsibility:

• IPFS network failure or node issues
• Blockchain network failure or node issues
• Loss of contract access keys due to user negligence
• Other force majeure events (e.g., natural disasters, large-scale system failures)

In such cases, access to digital contracts may be permanently lost.

MediaSign does not store any personal information except for your email address. It also does not store or access any contract-related information such as the contract file itself, IPFS hash values, or blockchain records. Digital contracts sent to your email may include sensitive information such as contract contents (files, audio, video) and metadata, so we ask for your attention and cooperation in managing your digital contracts.

The Company maintains security through industry-standard encryption technology, distributed storage systems, access control, and regular inspections. However, it is not possible to effectively mitigate all external threats (e.g., hacking, data leaks, network breaches).

The Company is not responsible for any losses or data breaches caused by illegal activities of third parties, phishing, malicious emails, etc. Users are solely responsible for maintaining the security of their accounts and access credentials.

MediaSign shall not be held responsible for digital contract loss or recovery in the following cases:

• Loss of key values due to user negligence
• Failure of IPFS or blockchain systems
• Unexpected system errors, natural disasters, or other force majeure events that render digital contract access impossible

MediaSign does not support(s) the preservation of digital contracts, and users must take their own measures for proper storage. Users are strongly encouraged to back up key values in secure and separate storage devices.

Customer Support Center: [Customer Support Contact]

Email: [Customer Support Email]