How iplfantasynow Handles Your Data
What data we collect, how we use it, and the choices you have.
iplfantasynow is an editorial site. This privacy policy explains what data we collect when you visit the site, how that data is used, and the choices you have. The site does not require an account to read. We do not run contests, accept deposits or sell paid picks.
What we collect
The site uses standard server logs and may use privacy-respecting analytics to understand which articles are read and which navigation paths readers take. We do not collect personally identifiable information unless you choose to provide it (for example, by sending us an email).
How we use it
Aggregate usage data is used to improve the editorial coverage. Personally identifiable information you provide is used only to respond to your enquiry. We do not sell or share personal data with third parties.
Cookies
The site may set a small number of functional cookies (for example, to remember your preferences). Analytics cookies, if used, are set only after we have implemented a privacy-respecting analytics provider.
Your choices
You can clear cookies through your browser at any time. You can opt out of analytics through your browser's privacy settings or through any opt-out signal your browser sends. If you have sent us an email and would like it deleted, contact the desk and we will action the request.
Changes to this policy
If we update this policy, we will publish the updated version on this page with the date of the change. Material changes will be called out in the desk's editorial feed.
How the desk handles your data in practice
The desk treats reader data with the same care it treats editorial sources. Aggregate usage data is used to improve the editorial coverage — which articles are read, which navigation paths readers take, where readers drop off. Personally identifiable information you provide is used only to respond to your enquiry.
The site does not require an account to read. Cookies, if used, are limited to a small number of functional preferences and a privacy-respecting analytics provider. The desk does not run contests, accept deposits or sell paid picks, so the site does not collect payment data, identity data or contest entry data.
If you have sent the desk an email and would like it deleted, contact the desk and the request is actioned. The desk does not retain emails beyond the period needed to respond, except where retention is required for a legitimate editorial purpose — for example, a source who has asked to be quoted.
If the desk updates this privacy policy, the updated version is published on this page with the date of the change. Material changes are called out in the desk's editorial feed. The desk's commitment is to publish the policy clearly, with the date of the most recent update, so readers can see what has changed.
How the desk reads this through the season
Reading this page across a season means tracking the inputs that shift week by week. Squad moves, role changes, venue conditions and toss-time news all feed the desk's read. The page is updated whenever a material input shifts, with the reasoning visible so you can challenge the desk's read.
The desk's editorial discipline on this page is the same as across the rest of the coverage. Every published claim is dated, every prediction carries the data cut-off used to build it, and every correction is published visibly on the affected page. The desk never claims certainty it cannot substantiate.
Where the underlying data is thin — early-season matches, small sample sizes, brand-new squad combinations — the desk publishes a small-sample warning next to the relevant claim. The desk does not invent probability percentages or claim prediction accuracy it cannot substantiate.
Reader feedback shapes the page. What is working, what is missing, what could be clearer — the desk reads every email and acts on the most useful feedback. Where a section is consistently less useful to readers, the desk reduces its prominence or merges it into a related section.
The desk's commitment is to publish the reasoning behind every claim so you can challenge the desk's read. Where a claim turns out to be wrong, the desk publishes a labelled correction note with the original line, the updated line, the reason and the time of correction. The desk does not silently rewrite claims.
How the desk closes the loop
If you have sent the desk an email and would like it deleted, contact the desk and the request is actioned.
The desk does not retain emails beyond the period needed to respond, except where retention is required for a legitimate editorial purpose — for example, a source who has asked to be quoted.
If the desk updates this privacy policy, the updated version is published on this page with the date of the change.
Material changes are called out in the desk's editorial feed.
The desk's commitment is to publish the policy clearly, with the date of the most recent update, so readers can see what has changed.
The site does not require an account to read.
Cookies, if used, are limited to a small number of functional preferences and a privacy-respecting analytics provider.
The desk does not run contests, accept deposits or sell paid picks, so the site does not collect payment data, identity data or contest entry data.
The desk treats reader data with the same care it treats editorial sources.
Aggregate usage data is used to improve the editorial coverage — which articles are read, which navigation paths readers take, where readers drop off.
Personally identifiable information you provide is used only to respond to your enquiry.
Read today's analysis before you lock your team
Predicted XIs, venue report and captain picks — all timestamped and sourced. Revisit before toss for the post-toss update.