What the door keeps, and how little that is

Soho Escorts London, the outcall companionship introduction service reached through this website, acting as the controller of anything it learns about you. This notice covers the site and the conversations a booking starts, and nothing beyond them.

Browsing leaves nothing with us. There is no analytics, nothing is stored on your device and no profile of your visit exists, as the cookies page sets out. No account is offered here because none is needed.

The conversation happens on WhatsApp or on Telegram, whichever you choose, and travels through that app under that app's own policy. The booking page shows what a host asks, and in what order. The host sees what you type: usually a first name, a date, an hour and a hotel. Nothing more is requested and nothing further is inferred.

To confirm a booking the host checks the name you booked under, the hotel and the room, or verifies the address of a private residence. That check is read once and kept inside the same conversation. It is not copied into a system, because there is no system to copy it into.

A bank transfer necessarily leaves a record with your bank and with ours, which is simply how transfers work and is stated here rather than glossed over. We never see a card number, and the reference on a transfer is deliberately unrevealing.

There is no client database here, no mailing list, no marketing of any kind. Booking chats are cleared in routine tidying once an evening is done and nothing is outstanding. Delete the thread at your end whenever you like, and ask the host to clear ours; it is a short job, since there is hardly anything to work through.

You asked for an evening to be arranged, and it cannot be arranged blind; beyond that, both sides have a plain interest in a booking that is real, safe and confirmed. Nothing is processed for advertising, and no decision about anybody is made by machine.

UK data protection law lets you see what is held, correct it, or have it erased. Ask the host on WhatsApp or Telegram and it is handled promptly. Should the answer not satisfy you, the Information Commissioner's Office takes complaints about how any of it was done.

Whatever stands on this page is what applies. If the practice ever changes, this page changes with it, before the practice does. The terms cover the booking conditions themselves. Nothing about any visitor or guest is published on this site, and no booking detail is ever carried in a web address.