30 October: clearer Terms of Service and Privacy Policy

Contact page

• There is now a contact page. Send questions about billing, institutional quotes, bugs, partnerships or press straight from the site, and we reply to the email address you give. You will find it under "About" in the menu and "Contact" in the footer.

Terms of Service (effective 30 October)

• The operator is 허니뱃저 (HB Crossborder); Honey Badger Tactical is its brand name (sections 1 and 2).
• Listed prices stay the same, but our payment provider, Lemon Squeezy, may add tax or other small charges at checkout under its own policies. You see the final amount on the checkout page before you pay (section 6).
• If you start a subscription with a free-access code (for example, the first month free), we email you the first charge date, the amount and how to cancel on the day you redeem it and again 7 days before the first charge. Unless you agree through the "continue" link in those emails, we cancel the subscription before the first charge and you are not charged (section 7).
• Deleting your account now cancels any active subscription automatically first, so you are not charged again (section 18).
• We remain liable for losses from a processor outage where we were at fault (section 16).
• Lawsuits go to the court for your address, as the Korean E-Commerce Act requires (section 19).
• The business information now includes our mail-order business registration number (2026-경기양주-2991), a WhatsApp contact and our hosting provider (Vercel Inc.). The Merchant of Record's legal name is given as Link, LLC (formerly Lemon Squeezy, LLC) (sections 6 and 20).
• The Battle Pack now comes in two eras. The 20th-century battles pack opens the real battles before 2000; the 21st-century battles and exercises pack opens the real battles from 2000 on and every fictional exercise. Both cost $14.99, paid once. A category pack you already own keeps opening that category, as before (section 4).

Privacy Policy (effective 30 October)

• The controller (허니뱃저) and the privacy officer (our Representative) are named, with their contact details.
• Your referral source (campaign tags, first landing page, referring site domain) is stored only if you opt in to usage statistics under "Cookies and analytics" in the footer. This is less than we stored before.
• If you opt in to ad measurement, the Meta Pixel sets an ad-measurement cookie (_fbp), and its purpose includes ad delivery optimisation. If you do not opt in, it is still not loaded.
• The processor table now lists the operator's mailbox (Google Workspace) and Stape, which relays data to Meta, as separate entries. PostHog's data goes to the US.
• The policy now covers the contact form: what it collects (email, optional name and organisation, your message), why (to reply to you) and for how long (3 years after our reply, or until you ask us to delete it). We collect it only when you send a message and agree, and it goes only to the operator's mailbox, not our database.
• To stop the 30-day Group extension being claimed twice, we keep a hash of the email address that claimed it for 1 year, even after the account is deleted.
• Apart from the contact form and that record we collect nothing new. These changes clarify the policy or favour you, so they apply from today. For the full text of an earlier version, email honeybadger@hbcrossborder.com.

New features

• Inter-school TDG (Duels menu → Inter-school TDG): each month instructor rooms play the same battle and are ranked by the mean of their top ten finishers. The first round runs from 1 to 21 November on Fog Ridge, and entered rooms get 30 seats for the round.
• Instructor offers: instructors whose rooms have been used in class can extend Group free for 30 days (once per person) and receive a weekly class report by email. You can turn the report off in your profile.
• After a battle: the review is followed by an offer to try Individual Plus free for the first month, or to buy the Battle Pack for the era of the battle you just played.
• Another free battle: Hostomel Airport is now free to play, which makes seven free scenarios.
• Contact page (About → Contact): send us a question, a bug report or an institutional enquiry.
• Four new scenarios: Arnhem bridge (1944), east Mosul (2016), Marawi (2017) and the southern front in Nagorno-Karabakh (2020). Hostomel Airport is now free.
• Four more scenarios: Pavlov's House, Stalingrad (1942), Sniper Ridge (1952, ROK 2nd Division), the Chinese Farm (1973, Suez crossing) and Mount Tumbledown (1982).