mykrillion site information

Privacy policy

This notice explains what happens when you browse mykrillion.com, use its practice game, or join a public discussion.

Practice rounds

The practice game scores your typed answers in your browser. It does not create an account, send the text of your practice guesses to our server, or keep a record of completed rounds. Reloading or leaving the game clears the current round. The score and answer list for practice are separate from the original game.

Comments and likes

If you submit a comment, the site receives your message and the nickname you choose to provide. A visible comment displays that nickname, the message, and its time. Replies are public too when displayed. Comments may be moderated for abuse or spam. Please leave out email addresses, phone numbers, and other people's private information.

The site uses browser identifiers to remember basic interactions, such as whether a page has been liked. Like and comment counts reflect site activity. Sharing opens a share menu or copies a link. When you choose to share with an app, that app handles the shared link under its own policy.

Hosting and site measurement

The site runs on GeFeiSites and uses web hosting and security services to deliver pages, limit abuse, and diagnose failures. Like most web services, they can receive technical request information such as your IP address, browser information, and the page requested. If site analytics are enabled, they may record visits and actions such as starting or sharing the game to help us understand how the site is used. Practice answers are not included in these events.

The publisher’s game and external links

A link to Krillion.io opens a separate site. Its own privacy notice applies there. The other reference links on mykrillion.com also go to sites with their own privacy practices.

Your choices

You can browse the guide and use practice without posting a comment. Your browser settings can clear site data, but doing so does not remove a comment already submitted. For a public correction to an answer log, use the discussion on the homepage and cite the dive number without sharing private information.