1. Scope and operator information
This notice describes the static website at scenebeaconpurepixls.com. The displayed company, Scenebeacon Purepixls Editorial Ltd, company number DEMO-2026-041, and address at 24 Lantern Courtyard, London, United Kingdom are illustrative details, not verified registration information. No live operator, hosting provider or appointed data protection officer has been verified for this demonstration. A real operator must replace these details and confirm its actual processing before public commercial use.
The designated privacy and DPO-enquiry contact is [email protected]. This role mailbox is an intended contact route, not evidence that a DPO has been appointed or that email delivery is configured. Do not send identity documents or sensitive personal information to an unverified recipient.
2. Information collected and purposes
The site has no accounts, purchases, advertising profiles or server-side contact submission. Information typed into the contact form remains in the current page until you choose to prepare an email. The form does not save your name, email address or message in browser storage. Following the email link passes those details to your chosen email application; sending the message is a separate action under your control.
If a configured mailbox receives your message, it would contain your sender address, message, any information you voluntarily include and ordinary email metadata. Such information should be used only to address your enquiry, handle corrections or administer related correspondence. A live host may also process IP addresses, requested URLs, timestamps and browser information in operational or security logs; the static files cannot establish that provider’s actual logging configuration.
3. Cookies, storage and legal grounds
The included scripts do not set HTTP cookies. They use localStorage to remember your privacy selection and its date. No analytics, advertising scripts or optional functional integrations are included. Details are in the cookie policy. Refusing optional categories does not restrict access to the guides.
Where applicable, necessary enquiry handling and proportionate security processing may rely on legitimate interests, while processing required by law relies on legal obligation. Optional tracking would require an appropriate legal basis and, where required, prior consent. Recording a category preference does not itself authorise an undisclosed future purpose.
4. Third parties and international transfers
There are no embedded maps, remote fonts, third-party image requests or analytics processors in this build. A deployment may involve a hosting provider and an email provider. Their identities, locations, contracts and subprocessors must be documented by the live operator; this notice does not invent providers or claim that particular transfer safeguards are already in place.
If personal data is transferred internationally, the operator must assess applicable law and implement an appropriate transfer mechanism where necessary. External websites and your email service apply their own privacy terms. This build does not sell or share personal information for cross-context behavioural advertising.
5. Retention and security
The browser preference is treated as valid for six months and is removed or replaced when this site next loads after expiry. You can delete it sooner through browser site-data settings. Form contents are not retained by the site after the page is closed, although your browser or email application may retain its own history or draft.
For a live service, routine resolved enquiries should normally be reviewed for deletion within twelve months, with justified exceptions for disputes or legal duties. Hosting-log retention must be confirmed with the provider rather than assumed. These are deployment requirements, not a claim that an unconfigured server already enforces a schedule. No online channel can promise absolute security.
6. Your rights and complaints
Depending on your location and applicable law, GDPR rights may include access, correction, deletion, restriction, objection, portability and withdrawal of consent. California residents may have rights to know, access, correct and delete personal information and to opt out of sale or sharing where the CCPA applies. Exercising an applicable right should not result in unlawful discrimination.
Contact the privacy mailbox with a clear description of your request and avoid supplying unnecessary identity information. A real operator may request proportionate verification and must respond within applicable legal deadlines. You may complain to your competent supervisory authority, including the Information Commissioner’s Office in the United Kingdom. Material changes to actual processing require an updated notice, not merely a change to this page’s date.