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Privacy

330 Tonight is run by [Operator name]. Questions: contact@example.com.

This explains what the 330 Tonight app and website do with information about you today. We've kept it to what the product actually does.

Browsing as a guest

You can use the app and this website without an account. We don't ask for your name, email, or phone number to browse events and venues.

Saved events and venues

When you save an event or a venue in the app, it's stored on your iPhone. It isn't sent to us, and we can't see what you've saved. Deleting the app deletes your saved items.

Your location

The app asks for your location only when you tap Near me. It rounds your position to about 100 meters and sends it with that one request so we can sort venues by distance. We use it to answer that request and don't store it. You can say no, and the app still works: it measures from the center of the area instead.

Venue accounts

People who run a venue can create an account to manage its listing. For those accounts we keep:

• your name, email address, and a securely hashed password;
• the venues you manage, and the changes you make to them;
• if you claim a venue, what you tell us on the claim form (your name, role, business phone and email, and how we can verify you), and how we verified it;
• a sign-in session while you're signed in, with the browser and IP address it came from.

We use this to run your account, check that you speak for your venue, and keep a record of who changed what. We email you about your account and claims. We don't sell it or use it for advertising.

What venues publish

Venue names, addresses, hours, photos, and events are public: they're shown in the app and on this website to anyone.

Your choices

To see, correct, or delete the information on your venue account, email contact@example.com. See also our terms.