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Social application for MZ generationWhat are you doing today?
refuses to become a heavy and serious social service.We seek to connect with new friends and get to know each other spontaneously today, not nervous socializing or dating with pre-scheduled dates.Find your friend today through ‘What are you doing today?’ right now!
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♂️--* Optional access rights-Camera: Permission to use the camera to take pictures when uploading or sending a users picture.-Photo: Permission to select a photo from the album when uploading or sending a users photo.-Location: Permission to select the location of the meeting that the user creates himself.--All photos are of models and used for illustrative purposes only.Privacy Policy: https://bit.ly/3bfH2DPTerms of Use: https://bit.ly/3OhbRGYLocation Based Service Terms: https://bit.ly/3QJ5CguUser inquiry and user/content report: https://bit.ly/3HOkwyk / [email protected](we provide feedback within 24 hours)--This app is committed to monitoring for youth protection by prohibiting the following actions within the app in accordance with the recommendation to strengthen youth protection activities of the National Guard.
In addition, we will monitor illegal and harmful content from being distributed, and inform you that if found, the member/post may be blocked without notice.- This app is not intended for prostitution, and it complies with the Youth Protection Act, but it may contain content that is harmful to teenagers, so the users attention is required.- A person who arranges, solicits, entices, or coerces prostitution, including children and adolescents, or a person who engages in prostitution is subject to criminal punishment.- Posts that induce unwholesome encounters by comparing obscene or suggestive profile pictures and genitals and sexual acts are prohibited from being distributed in this service.- Illegal acts that violate current laws, such as other narcotics, medicines, and long-term transactions, are prohibited.- If there is an illegal transaction recommendation, report it to [email protected].
In case of emergency, call the National Police Agency (112), Child/Women/Disabled Police Support Center Safety Dream (117), Womens Emergency Phone (1366), etc.
You can get help from the relevant Sexual Violence Protection Center (http://www.sexoffender.go.kr/).