Privacy and personal data

The change form

When you send the form we receive the name, the contact you leave and the message: the place, the fact and the link. We ask for nothing more, and no account is needed.

The name and the contact stay private and are used only to ask you about your report.

Counting visits

Visits are counted by a script the site serves itself, with no cookies and no profiles. A click on a contact button on a place’s page sends a single event with the type of button, the place and its activities, and nothing about you.

Your position

We ask for your position only if you press the location button. It stays in your browser while the page is open, is used there to work out distances and goes to nobody, us included.

If you pick a station, a school or an area by its name, your browser keeps it for your next visit.

The map in the filters shows OpenStreetMap streets: when you open it, your browser fetches the map images from OpenStreetMap’s servers, which see your IP address and the part of the map you look at, as any website would. The point you choose stays in your browser.

Listed places and your rights

The list repeats what places publish for their public on their own websites and in their Google listings. Where one person runs a place, a phone number or an address appears only if that person published it.

The legal basis is legitimate interest (Article 6(1)(f) GDPR): families need these facts to compare activities. We sell no data and build no profiles.

Anyone named in the list can ask for access, correction or erasure, or object to being listed, through the form. We answer within a month. You may always complain to the Agencia Española de Protección de Datos (AEPD), the authority for private bodies in Catalonia as across Spain.

Deleting a report

To have a report you sent deleted, use the form again and say which one. It is removed within a month.