Any information you send to White Night London is kept completely confidential. Our company policy is to never sell or loan any confidential information. Only after specifically asking you for permission and with your explicit consent will we use any personal information for any purpose other than in relation to your particular treatment. Our privacy practises are described in greater detail on this page. This page will be updated if our privacy practises change, so check back occasionally.
How Information Is Collected And Used
We obtain the following data when you sign up using one of our web forms or by phone: Your name and last name, a contact phone number, your email address, your home address, your preferences for treatment may also be requested. We collect this data so that we can give you relevant information as well as retain internal records. Your information is used to contact you via email, mail, or SMS with appointment reminders, special offers, news, and treatments.
Security
Robust data protection measures and procedures are in place to ensure that your information is not accessible by any unauthorised person or body.
How To Control Your Personal Information
By emailing hello@whitenightlondon.com, you can ask for a copy of the personal data we have on file about you in accordance with the Data Protection Act of 1998. Please send an email to hello@whitenightlondon.com if you believe that any information we have on you is inaccurate or incomplete. You can also ask for this information in writing, albeit the processing of your request can incur a small administrative fee.
Cookies
When you use your computer or a mobile device to access the internet, your web browser stores a little text file called a cookie in your device. They enable websites to keep helpful data about your user behaviour, such as the pages you visited and for how long, among other things. We gather cookies for analytical purposes, allowing us to measure and examine the frequency and number of unique visits to our website. These cookies are used purely for statistical analysis and are anonymous.
