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# ONE store Rating Classification
In South Korea, the content rating classification for apps other than games is carried out according to ONE store's criteria.
The rating classified by ONE store itself is called the 'ONE store Rating Classification,' and the details are as follows:
|  | 3+ All age groups can use the product. Some violence may be included in a comic or fantasy context, but swearing is not allowed. |
| -------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
|  | 7+ May include some scenes or sounds that can be scary for children. Implied or unrealistic mild violence is allowed. |
|  | 12+ Violence related to fantasy characters or non-graphic violence against human-like characters or animals is allowed. Non-graphic nudity, use of mild language, and simulated gambling are also allowed, but sexual swearing is not allowed. |
|  | 16+ Realistic violence, sexual activity, use of strong language, use of tobacco and drugs, and crime imagery are allowed. |
|  | 19+ Graphic violence and sexual violence, such as violence against defenseless characters or violence without motive are allowed. May also include graphic sexual content, discrimination, and glorification of illegal drug use. |
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