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If a bearing looks wrong

This is the message worth sending. A qibla bearing can be checked, and a disagreement can be traced — but only if it comes with enough to reproduce it. Roughly where you were standing, what this site showed you, and what you were comparing it against are the three things that turn a complaint into something fixable.

Before writing, it is worth knowing that a phone compass swinging by twenty or thirty degrees indoors is usually the sensor rather than the arithmetic, and the page on compass trouble covers what to do about it. A steady bearing that is steadily wrong is the interesting case, and that one should come here.

Send a message

It goes straight to a phone, so it will be read. Leaving an address is optional — without one the message still arrives, there is just no way to answer it.

Nothing here is stored on this site. The message is passed on and not kept, and the address, if you give one, is used to reply and for nothing else — the privacy page sets out the whole of it.

Or by email

If a form is not how you would rather do this, or you want a record of what you sent: [email protected]. It reaches the same people.

What this is and who is behind it is on the about page.

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