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privacy & cookies

draft information about enquiries, support and website use.

draft for review — not final service terms.

this page needs bydIT’s business details and operating policies confirmed before customer launch. do not treat it as a completed legal notice.

who to contact

bydIT’s contact is cameron@bydit.co.uk or 07342 314365. the full legal trading identity and business contact address still need confirming for the final notice.

information you choose to share

enquiries may contain your name, email, phone number, location, preferred appointment and a description of your technology problem. don’t send passwords, security codes, payment details or unnecessary sensitive information.

how the current forms work

the forms prepare an email in your own email application. pressing the button does not itself send it or store it in a bydIT form database. you must review and send the email. email and whatsapp communications are handled by the relevant providers under their own terms.

proposed purposes

responding to enquiries, arranging support and keeping appropriate service records. the final notice must identify the lawful basis for each activity, retention periods, actual service providers, international transfers where relevant, and how records are secured.

your information and rights

contact bydIT with questions about your information or to make a data-rights request. rights can depend on the circumstances. the final notice will explain how requests are handled. you can also raise a concern with the information commissioner’s office.

cookies and hosting

the site’s own page scripts do not set advertising or analytics cookies. hosting or sign-in services may use essential cookies or keep access logs. these platform details need checking before the final cookie notice is approved. third-party sites opened through links have their own policies.

before public launch

confirm controller identity, address, purposes, lawful bases, retention, recipients, transfers, rights and the hosting/cookie inventory. review the ico privacy-notice guidance against the actual business processes.