Privacy & cookie information

Last updated: 26 September 2026

HUSH CPH is a project by Violet Glitch, operated from Copenhagen, Denmark. This page explains what happens when you visit the site or join the waitlist. Joining the waitlist is not a booking.

Who is responsible for your information?

Violet Glitch, for the HUSH CPH project, is responsible for the personal information described here. For privacy questions or to use your data rights, email hushcph@violetglitch.com.

What we collect

If you join the waitlist, we collect your email address and first name. The form also lets you optionally share touch, talking, music and background-sound preferences, plus short free-text notes about what you like or would rather avoid. You can leave all preferences and notes blank. Please do not include health information or other sensitive personal details.

We also keep the date you joined, a record of the privacy notice version shown, and a hashed form of the private link used to manage or delete your entry. If you choose analytics or advertising cookies, we may save first-touch and last-touch campaign details with your waitlist entry: UTM campaign values, the landing page and referrer, and advertising click identifiers when you have also chosen advertising. These fields are not collected when you choose necessary-only. The active waitlist record is stored in a Cloudflare D1 database. We do not sell your details.

How we use it

We use your email and name to manage the waitlist and send the opening and booking information you asked to receive. When you join, our email service sends a confirmation to you and a signup notification to HUSH CPH. The notification contains your name and email. Your optional preferences and free-text notes are not sent through that email service.

If you choose analytics, we count page visits, waitlist clicks, form starts and completed signups as daily totals, and may use Google Analytics reporting. If you choose advertising, we use campaign details to understand which ads lead to signups. Only a new signup confirmed by the waitlist service is counted as a conversion; opening or submitting the form alone is not. Analytics and advertising choices are separate from joining the waitlist and can be changed at any time.

The basis for using your waitlist details is your request to join and the consent you give by submitting the form. You can withdraw that consent and leave the list at any time. This does not affect processing that took place before you withdrew it.

How long we keep it

Your waitlist entry and any campaign attribution saved with it remain active until you remove it using the private link in your confirmation email, ask us to remove it, or the waitlist is closed and the information is no longer needed for the opening updates you requested. When the waitlist closes, we will delete remaining active entries. Signup notification emails may remain in the HUSH CPH inbox until they are deleted there; email us if you want us to remove those copies too.

The campaign attribution stored on your device expires after 180 days. If you choose analytics, we store only daily totals for each event, not a record linked to you. Those totals are retained without a scheduled deletion date.

Service providers and transfers

Cloudflare provides site hosting, security and the waitlist database. Google Workspace, including Gmail and Apps Script, handles waitlist emails. The Meta Pixel loads only if you choose advertising cookies. It sends Meta page-view and confirmed waitlist-signup events, along with technical information sent by your browser. It does not send your waitlist name, email address, service preferences or free-text notes. When you have chosen advertising cookies, our server also reports a confirmed waitlist signup directly to Meta, so it is not lost to ad blockers and is not counted twice. That report contains only the event itself, your browser’s user-agent string and the _fbp and _fbc identifiers described below, never your name, email address, preferences or notes. Google Analytics 4 runs through Google Tag Manager only if you choose analytics. It receives page views, waitlist clicks, form starts and completed signups, with campaign details and technical information sent by your browser, but never your name, email address, preferences or notes. Google Ads, TikTok Pixel and other optional tags are not active unless separately configured. These providers may process information outside the European Economic Area under their current privacy terms and applicable transfer safeguards. We do not store visitor IP addresses in HUSH CPH’s analytics database.

Your rights

Depending on the circumstances, you can ask to access or correct your information, have it deleted, restrict or object to its use, or receive information you provided in a portable format. You can withdraw consent at any time. Use the private link in your confirmation email to remove your active waitlist entry, or contact us at hushcph@violetglitch.com. You can also complain to the Danish Data Protection Agency, Datatilsynet.

Cookies and similar technologies

Optional tracking is off until you choose analytics, advertising, or both. The choices are separate. Google Tag Manager is not loaded before a choice. The Meta Pixel loads only after you choose advertising cookies. It may set _fbp to recognise a browser for advertising measurement and _fbc when you arrive through a Meta ad click. Meta lists a 90-day lifespan for these cookies; browser settings may shorten it.

Cloudflare describes its security cookie as necessary for bot-protection services. Meta describes its advertising cookies. The HUSH CPH consent cookie is a necessary preference cookie and does not identify you. Campaign attribution is stored only if you choose analytics or advertising; advertising click identifiers are stored only if you choose advertising. When you withdraw advertising consent, Meta Pixel consent is revoked and its cookies are deleted where your browser allows. When you withdraw both choices, device-stored campaign attribution is also removed. You can change or withdraw either choice at any time:

Cookie settings

With necessary-only, no optional tags, analytics events or campaign attribution are stored. You can also disable cookies in your browser, though Cloudflare’s security checks may then work differently.

Changes or questions

If our data use or cookies change, we will update this page. Any new optional technology will remain off until you have a choice. For questions, email hushcph@violetglitch.com.