KOREK vs Kilo Domino

KOREK is the mobile application of the Mauritius National Authentication Framework, developed under the aegis of the Ministry of Information Technology, Communication and Innovation (MITCI). Korek is the rebranded version of the MauPass mobile application and continues to provide citizens with secure access to existing MauPass services, while introducing new features related to driving licence information. Key Features • Secure access to MauPass services using the national authentication framework • Viewing of personal information retrieved from authorised government systems • Access to driving licence details for eligible users (18 years and above) • Viewing of driving licence penalty points and history of infractions • Real-time data retrieval via government interoperability platforms Driving Licence Information Driving licence details and penalty points displayed in the Korek mobile application are retrieved in real time from the Integrated Driver’s Licence Management System (IDLMS) through approved government interfaces. Important: Information displayed in the application is for informational purposes only and does not constitute a digital driving licence at this stage. Data Security & Privacy All data is accessed through approved government systems and interoperability standards Personal information is displayed securely and is not stored unnecessarily on the device The application complies with applicable data protection, security, and auditing requirements

Ever fought with your friends about who won the most games or got the most number of pisso? Is that big notebook you use to keep domino scores getting in the way of your fun? The Kilo app lets you keep track of all your domino games, no matter who you're playing with! Detect 'pisso', resume games later, keep track of "deux côtés" & more. We make domino more fun! You can : - See a list of your games - See if it's a pisso - Create a new game - Save a game for later - Edit and delete scores - Double your score (deux côtés) - Play again with the same players (Note) Rules: - A game of domino is played with two teams of two players each - The first team to reach 101 loses - If a team reaches 101 and the other team is still at 0, it's a pisso! - Played with a set of 28 dominoes - If the last winning domino can be placed on both sides, it's called a "deux côtés". Points are counted twice.