Youth protection policy
한국어로 보기 →Basis
Article 42-3 of the Korean Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization (designation of a youth protection officer) and the Youth Protection Act. Veizik renders locally on the user's own device and our servers do not host generated output, so the risk of distributing material harmful to minors is low; this policy is kept as a precaution.
1Basic policy
We work to keep minors from being exposed to harmful information and comply with the applicable laws. The Veizik service is not directed at children under 14.
2Content that may not be generated
Under the Terms of Service, users may not generate:
- child sexual abuse material (CSAM)
- any content that sexually depicts a minor
- non-consensual sexual deepfakes of real people
- any other content that is unlawful under the laws of the Republic of Korea
Confirmed violations lead to suspension of licence rights, termination, and reporting as required by law. (See Terms of Service §9.)
3Age checks and adult content
If paid features or features intended for adults are introduced, we will add an age check at the payment or use step.
Because Veizik runs locally, we do not pre-filter generated output on a server. Legal responsibility for generated output lies with the user who generated it; the Terms of Service say so.
4Youth protection officer
| Youth protection officer | Lee DongKoo |
| Contact | +82 70-4506-9946 · support@veizik.com |
| Reports | support@veizik.com |
The officer receives and handles reports and enquiries about information harmful to minors.
5Where to report (Republic of Korea)
- Korea Communications Standards Commission, illegal and harmful information — 1377 · remocon.kocsc.or.kr
- Youth Cyber Counselling Center — 1388
- Korean National Police Agency, Cyber Bureau — 182
6Effective date and changes
This policy takes effect on 10 August 2026. Changes are announced on this website.