Privacy

one23567 is a listings directory. It has no accounts, no logins and no advertising. Alongside our own counter it uses Google Analytics, with Google’s advertising features switched off: that is the one third party a normal page view contacts, and it sets cookies (details below). A browser sending Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control gets neither.

Effective 5 October 2026.

What we collect

• Counts of page views and actions (saves, calendar downloads, source-link clicks, questions asked), through our own first-party counter. It sets no cookies, uses no fingerprinting, stores no IP address and no identifier of any kind — each event is a bare count, a path and a timestamp, plus three coarse facts: the country and state the visit comes from (as our host works them out; the IP address they come from is never stored), whether the device is a phone, tablet or computer, and whether the page was the first one of the visit.
• Google Analytics, to see how people find and use the site: the pages you view and the actions above, the site or campaign that sent you, your device, browser, screen size and language, and an approximate location (city level, which Google works out from your IP address and does not store). It sets first-party cookies (_ga and _ga_…) holding a random number, so a returning visit can be told from a new one; they last up to two years unless you clear them. Google signals and ad personalisation are switched off, and we never send Google your name, your email, the questions you ask or the nights you save.
• Name and email, only if you send them on the submit, correction or claim form. An email is required only for a venue claim, where we have to verify you.
• A one-way hash of the submitting IP address on that form, to stop spam floods. The address itself is never stored.
• The text of questions typed into the assistant, and the answer we gave, with no identifier attached, only to find gaps in our coverage. Please do not include personal details in a question.

We do not sell or share your personal information, and we do not disclose it to anyone for their own direct marketing. There is nothing to opt out of, because we do not do it.

Kept on your device, not sent to us

Nights you save with the heart are stored in your browser’s local storage and never leave your device — we cannot see what you saved. Clearing your browser data clears them.

Third parties, and when they hear from you

Apart from Google Analytics, nothing below runs on a normal page view. Each of the others is reached only by the specific action named. All of them see your IP address the way any site you visit does. None of them is used here for advertising, and none of them is given your name or your email.

• Google Analytics loads on every page, unless your browser sends Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control, and receives what is listed under What we collect. Its cookies belong to this site, and with Google signals off we do not ask Google to connect your visit here with your Google account or with other sites.
• OpenFreeMap serves the map tiles, and only once you press Map view or open a venue page with a map.
• Instagram (Meta) serves the original post on the few venue pages that embed one. The embed is theirs, so Meta may recognise you there if you are signed in to Instagram — the one place on this site where a third party could connect your visit to activity elsewhere.
• Google serves reCAPTCHA on the submit form, and the star rating on venue pages that have one. Google’s terms require the rating to be fetched live rather than stored here.

Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control

Both are honoured. If your browser sends DNT or Sec-GPC, nothing you do is counted — not a page view, not a click, not a question. Google Analytics is never even loaded, so it sets no cookie and receives nothing. Our own counter enforces this on our server as well, so the promise holds even for a browser we never served the page to. Many sites say they cannot honour Do Not Track; we can, because both of the things that count visits switch off for it.

Seeing, changing or deleting what you sent

Ask on the takedown and removal page and we will tell you what we hold from you, correct it, or delete it — including a submission and the email attached to it. No account is needed, because there are no accounts; we will simply ask enough to be sure the request is yours. We answer the same day wherever we can.

Children

This is a directory of adult nightlife and dance classes. It is not directed to children and we do not knowingly collect anything from anyone under 13.

The assistant

• The question box is an automated assistant and says so before you use it.
• It answers only from published listings.
• We do not ask for personal information.

Submissions and flyers

• We use an email only to follow up on that submission or claim. It is never published, sold or added to a mailing list.
• Submitted flyers are kept privately for checking the listing and are never published unless you explicitly license them for display.
• Aggregated totals (for example, how many times a venue page was viewed this month) may be shown publicly and shared with that venue. They identify nobody.

If this policy changes

The effective date at the top changes with it, and when something changes we say what changed in plain words on this page rather than quietly swapping the text. A change applies from the day it is posted and never backwards over anything already collected under the older wording.

What changed on 5 October 2026: we added Google Analytics. Until now a normal page view set no cookies and contacted no third party; from this date it loads Google Analytics, which sets cookies, unless your browser sends Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control. Nothing collected before this date was sent to Google.

What changed on 4 October 2026: the page-view counter now also records the country and state, the device type and whether the page opened the visit. That counter still sets no cookies and stores no IP address and no identifiers.