On June 12, 2023, a partial amendment to the Civil Act was proposed by the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Korea. This is an amendment related to the digital product provision contracts. The amendment includes information on the meaning of the digital product provision contracts, the provider's obligations and liability for warranty, changes to the digital products, and legal relationships upon termination of the contract. The 2019 European Union Digital Directive was referenced in the revision work. Reference was also made to the German Civil Code, which is already in force from 2022. In the EU Digital Directive and the German Civil Code, the contract is entirely based on a consumer contract. Particularly in Germany, relevant regulations have already been gradually revised several times. Korean Civil Act does not have similar background to Germany. Therefore, there are clear limitations in fully reflecting the relevant contents in the Korean Civil Act. Consequently, the amendments are very incomplete. In this article, the provisions on liability for warranty among the amendments were analyzed in detail. Points for improvement are being pointed out in the comparative legal approach to digital product contracts under the EU Digital Directive and German Civil Code. Liability for warranty is inevitably associated with compensation for damages. Nevertheless, there are no provisions regarding compensation for damages. Compensation for damages was analyzed, and the statute of prescription for each individual rights was also considered.