Privacy, and how little of it we ask you to give up
The short version: a first name, a district and an hour. That is what a booking needs, that is generally all the desk ever knows, and it is deleted shortly afterwards.
The longer version is below, written plainly, because a page of legal formatting on a site like this usually means somebody is hiding the interesting part.
What the desk holds
While an evening is being arranged: the first name you gave, the hour and length you asked for, the district and building, and the messages between you and the desk. Nothing else is requested and nothing else is wanted. As for who you are, a first name is enough.
Once the evening has happened, the practical details go. Messages are cleared from the desk in the ordinary course, and nothing is filed away in a system afterwards. If you book again, you start from a first name again, which is exactly how most people prefer it.
Who else sees anything
The companion you have booked, who needs the hour and the address, and nobody else. Companions on this site do not discuss guests with each other and do not keep notes.
Nothing is sold, shared, rented or passed to any third party for any purpose whatsoever. There is no mailing list here and there will not be one. You will never receive a message from this desk that you did not start.
Messaging, and what it means
Enquiries arrive on WhatsApp or on Telegram, and whichever you use has its own privacy terms that sit outside our control. Both are ordinary applications on an ordinary phone, and neither appears differently on a bill or a screen because of us.
No personal detail is ever put into a web address, a link or a form on this site. The desk replies in the conversation you started, on whichever of the two apps you chose.
Having something removed
Ask, and it goes immediately. One line to the desk is enough and no reason is needed. If you would rather a conversation were cleared before the evening has even happened, say so and it is done, with the booking held on the hour and the district alone.
Under UK data protection law you can also ask what is held about you. Given how little there is, the answer is usually short and sometimes simply nothing at all.
The sign stays lit
Give the desk an hour and a street, and the rest of the night is arranged quietly, anywhere from the lock at Camden to the Broadway on the ridge.