📜 Privacy Policy

Contact Information
Website Name: Moonoralia
Address: 151 Edgware Rd, Tyburnia, London W2 2HR, United Kingdom
Email: info@moonoralia.co.uk
Phone: +447424276699
Last Updated: 28.01.2026

1. Purpose of this Privacy Policy

This Privacy Policy explains how Moonoralia processes personal data when users access the website or submit an enquiry. The website provides informational content related to horoscope 2026, tarot 2026, and personal horoscope topics in a descriptive and neutral format. This policy is intended to help users understand what happens to personal data during typical interactions with the site. The explanations focus on transparency and do not introduce hidden or unrelated purposes. The scope of this policy is limited to Moonoralia and does not extend to third-party websites that may be accessed independently.

2. Controller and Contact Point

Moonoralia acts as the controller for personal data processed through the website. A single contact point is provided so enquiries can be handled consistently and securely. Requests are reviewed only by individuals who need access to respond or manage website operations. If clarification is required to reply accurately, limited additional details relevant to the enquiry may be requested. Contact enquiries are not used to create user profiles or infer personal characteristics.

3. What Personal Data We Collect

The website is designed to operate without collecting unnecessary personal data. Depending on user interaction, we may process contact data such as a name, email address, and message content submitted through the Contact form. Technical data may also be processed, including IP address, browser type, device information, date and time of access, and basic server logs. This technical data is primarily used to deliver pages securely and maintain stability. Users are encouraged to avoid including sensitive or excessive personal information in free-text fields.

4. Why We Use Personal Data (Purposes)

Personal data is processed only for purposes that align with user expectations for an informational website. This includes responding to enquiries, maintaining website functionality, and supporting basic administrative processes. We do not use enquiry data to promote products or services. Personal data is not used to make automated decisions that produce legal or similarly significant effects. Where technical processing is required, it is kept proportionate to the purpose of reliable website delivery.

5. Lawful Bases for Processing

Personal data is processed under lawful bases recognised by UK GDPR. When users submit an enquiry and confirm the consent checkbox, processing is based on consent for responding to that enquiry. Limited technical data may be processed under legitimate interests to ensure website security and performance. Where legitimate interests apply, we assess whether processing is necessary and balanced against user rights. If a legal obligation becomes relevant, processing is limited strictly to what that obligation requires.

6. Data Protection Principles

Moonoralia follows the core data protection principles of transparency, fairness, and data minimisation. We aim to collect only what is needed to provide the website and respond to enquiries. Pages are designed to be readable and accessible without requiring additional identifiers. Processing activities are reviewed to ensure they remain consistent with the stated purposes. Where operational practices change, the policy text is updated to reflect those changes clearly.

7. Data Retention

Personal data is retained only for as long as necessary for the purpose for which it was collected. Contact messages are kept for a reasonable period to address the enquiry and manage any follow-up, after which they are deleted or anonymised where appropriate. Technical records are retained only for limited periods needed for security and operational continuity. Retention practices are reviewed periodically to reduce stored personal data. Where deletion is appropriate, it is applied without undue delay.

8. How We Protect Personal Data

We apply appropriate technical and organisational measures to protect personal data from unauthorised access or disclosure. Access to stored enquiries is restricted to reduce unnecessary viewing. Measures are in place to limit accidental loss during routine handling. Security practices are reviewed as part of website maintenance. If unusual activity is detected, reasonable steps may be taken to protect the website and its users.

9. Sharing of Personal Data

Personal data is not sold or shared for unrelated purposes. Information may be shared with service providers who support website hosting or email delivery where this is necessary to operate the site. Such sharing is limited to what is required for the service to function. We select service providers with regard to basic confidentiality and security expectations. If service arrangements change in a way that affects data processing, this policy will be updated accordingly.

10. International Transfers

Depending on the location of technical infrastructure or support services, personal data may be transferred outside the United Kingdom. Where international transfers occur, appropriate safeguards are considered to protect personal data. Transfers are limited to what is required for website operation and support. We aim to keep such transfers proportionate and transparent. Users may contact us if they have questions about typical transfer scenarios.

11. Your Rights

Under UK data protection law, users have rights in relation to their personal data. These may include the right to access, rectify, erase, or restrict processing in certain circumstances. Requests are handled in a structured and practical manner. Verification steps may be required to ensure requests are processed securely. Response times may vary depending on the complexity of the request and the data involved.

12. Children’s Data

Moonoralia is intended for a general audience and is not designed specifically for children. The website does not include features aimed at collecting personal data from children. We do not intentionally request or encourage children to submit personal data. If personal data relating to a child is identified, it is reviewed carefully and retention is limited. Parents or guardians may contact us if they believe information was submitted in error.

13. Changes to this Policy

This Privacy Policy may be updated to reflect changes in website operation or legal requirements. The “Last Updated” date indicates when the policy was most recently revised. Older versions may not remain available on the website. Users are encouraged to review this policy periodically, particularly if they use the Contact form. Updates are made to keep the information accurate and aligned with current practices.

For further information, please refer to the contact details provided above.