What this website collects
Nothing. The drop-off request runs in your browser: when you press Send request, it shows a message and clears itself. No name, number, email or note leaves your device. Without JavaScript, only your choice of repair and machine can appear in the address bar; the personal fields have no name, so they are never added to it.
Cookies and tracking
None. There is no analytics, advertising, chat or social media code, and no embedded map, video or form from another site. The map is a drawn image stored with the site.
Calls, emails and social links
They open a note saying this is a demo. The phone number is from Ofcom’s drama range and the email address uses a reserved example domain, so neither reaches anyone.
Directions
Directions links open Google Maps directions to the real Moor Lane, in a new tab on a computer; on an iPhone or iPad they open Apple Maps instead. Those services have their own privacy terms.
Data on a device you leave with a repairer
That is a separate question from this website. The repairs page explains how the fictional shop treats the files on a laptop it repairs, and what UK data protection law says. Read about your data
Hosting
Like any website host, the host may keep short technical logs of requests, such as IP addresses, to run and protect the service. This demo adds nothing to them.
