Privacy

• When you buy a ticket
• Table requests
• What the website collects
• Cookies and storage
• Who handles your data for us
• How long we keep it
• See or delete your data
• Photo galleries
• Age
• Contact

When you buy a ticket

Checkout runs on Stripe. Stripe collects your name, email, phone number and card details. We never see or store your card number.

From Stripe we get your name, email, phone number, what you bought and what you paid. Your name goes on your ticket. Your email is where we send your tickets. Your phone number is there so we can reach you about the event you bought for, for example a change of time or venue. We do not send marketing to your email or phone, and we never sell or share them.

Your tickets live in our ticket system: your name, the ticket code, which tier you bought, and whether the code has been scanned at the door. Your email and phone stay in Stripe and are not copied into it.

If you arrive through a promoter's link, we record that the link was opened, with the time and your rough country and region, so the promoter gets credit.

Table requests

If you ask for a table on the ticket page, the form emails us your name, phone number, email, group size and any note you add. We use it only to set up your table and reach you about it. It is not added to any mailing list.

What the website collects

We keep our own analytics so we can make the site better: which pages get opened, how far down you scroll, which links and buttons get clicked, and rough device, browser, timezone and screen data. We also use Vercel Web Analytics and Speed Insights for page views and load speed.

None of that uses cookies or an ID that follows you from one visit to the next.

We also use the Meta Pixel to measure our Instagram and Facebook ads and to show them to people who visited this site. It tells Meta which of our pages you opened and when you start a checkout, and it sets Meta's own cookies (see Cookies below). When you buy a ticket, we send Meta the order total plus a hashed (scrambled, one-way) copy of your email, phone, name, ZIP code and country, so Meta can match the purchase to an ad. Meta's use of that data is covered by the Meta Privacy Policy.

If your browser sends a Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control signal, we skip all of it: the Meta Pixel never loads, nothing about your purchase goes to Meta, and our own analytics stay off.

Our sponsor pages work differently. They open with an access code and your email, and we record that email with the visit: time spent on each section, clicks, and device and browser details, so we know which partners read the proposal.

Cookies and storage

The Meta Pixel sets Meta's cookies on the public pages: _fbp, and _fbc when you arrive from one of our ads. They last up to 90 days and let Meta connect your visit to our ads. Browsers that send Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control never load the pixel, so they get no Meta cookies. We set no cookies of our own on the public pages. The sponsor pages set one, tb_gate, after you enter a valid access code, so they stay unlocked for 12 hours; it holds only which version your code opens. Everything else the site keeps in your browser sits in session storage, which your browser deletes when you close the tab: a note that you already saw the homepage ticket pop-up, so it does not open again; right after checkout, your order reference, so a refresh still shows your tickets; a one-minute copy of the gallery list, so pages load faster; on the sponsor pages, the email you entered and which version your access code opens, so you are not asked again on every page; and a debug switch our team turns on with a special link. None of that session storage is used for tracking or ads.

Other sites set their own cookies when you go to them: Stripe at checkout, to prevent fraud, and YouTube or Instagram when you play a video on the Media page.

Who handles your data for us

Stripe takes payments. Supabase stores ticket records and site analytics. Resend sends ticket emails and table requests. Vercel hosts the site. Meta measures our ads (see above). Each one only uses your data to do that job for us, under its own privacy policy: Stripe, Supabase, Resend, Vercel, Meta.

How long we keep it

We keep ticket records for up to 12 months after the event, then delete them. Outside the sponsor pages, site analytics are never linked to your name, email or phone. Stripe keeps payment records for as long as the law requires, for tax and fraud checks.

See or delete your data

Email contact@peopleplacesthingsmiami.com from the address you bought with and tell us what you want: a copy of what we hold about you, a correction, or deletion. We answer within 30 days. For deletion we remove your ticket records and ask Stripe to delete your customer details. Stripe keeps the payment record itself, because the law requires it. If you ask before the event, we delete everything the day after it, unless you tell us to cancel your tickets now.

Photo galleries

The galleries are photos taken at our events by our photographers. If you were at a Tudo Bem night, you may appear in them. Want a photo of yourself taken down? Email contact@peopleplacesthingsmiami.com with the gallery and the photo number and we will remove it.

Age

Tudo Bem is 21+. The site and tickets are not meant for anyone under 21, and we do not knowingly collect data from them.

Contact

Questions about any of this go to contact@peopleplacesthingsmiami.com. If we change this page, the date at the top changes too.

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