Copyright Notice

MasterPrep continuously invests in providing high-quality content at fair prices.

Unauthorized use of our materials infringes on the rights of our instructors and members who access our resources legitimately.

Please note that copyright violations may lead to legal action.

Thank you for your cooperation in maintaining a fair learning environment.

01. Examples of Unauthorized ID Sharing (Prohibited Actions)

  • 1. Sharing a single ID among multiple users to access courses.
  • 2. Accessing courses simultaneously or nearly simultaneously from separate physical locations.
  • 3. Lending or sharing an ID with others, whether for free or in exchange for compensation.
  • 4. Paying an existing member instead of officially enrolling through the site.
  • 5. Viewing courses in group settings (e.g., using a projector for multiple viewers).
  • 6. Even for family members (e.g., siblings), each user must have their own separate ID.
  • All login activities and IP addresses are recorded.
  • Sharing your ID, even with friends, may result in restricted access for both parties.
  • Repeated sharing (3 or more times) may lead to account termination and public notice of the ID on our site.

02. Prohibited Actions Related to Unauthorized Video Sharing

  • 1. Unauthorized duplication of video lectures.
  • 2. Selling or sharing duplicated or recorded videos with others, either for free or for a fee.
  • 3. Uploading duplicated or recorded videos to online communities or websites.
  • 4. Allowing others to view personal course content, whether for free or for compensation, through online platforms.
  • Attempts to duplicate videos are tracked by our system. Unauthorized sharing or selling of content without company permission may lead to civil claims and penalties of up to 5 years in prison or fines up to 50 million KRW under copyright law.

03. Unauthorized Use of MasterPrep Course Materials

  • 1. Use, copying, or distribution of materials without prior written permission is prohibited.
  • 2. Instructor lecture notes are registered with the Copyright Association for legal protection.
  • 3. Unauthorized sharing or distribution, whether commercial or free, may result in legal penalties.