The Back Row
The back row is where people sit when they would rather not be looked at. This page says what the lot keeps about those who park there.
What the booth keeps
- What you handed over at the gate: your email address, a salted and hashed password, a first name, a birthday, a gender, plus any extras you pin to your stall page.
- Your scenes, and each heroine's notes on you, the only memory she has.
- One session cookie, plus one recording that you flashed your lights at the ratings board.
- For each payment, the amount and reference. Card payments do not exist here, so no card number is ever in sight.
- Routine server logs, held briefly for security.
Why it is kept
The booth keeps all this so the scenes run, the ratings hold and the marquee stays lit. A language model reads what you type, whether our own or a provider's hired for that single task, and a safety filter scans too. Nobody can purchase a scene from the booth, and no advertiser is shown one.
Counting cars
A plain counter tallies arrivals and the countries they came from. It has no route into what you type.
What you control
In the menu of each scene you may reword the notes she holds on you, export the dialogue or wipe it. To have the whole account wiped, mail the booth from its own address. Should local law hand you more than this, say what, and we will follow it.
