How information is handled on this site.
This policy explains how 123 Atlanta Locksmith 247 handles information in connection with this website and with phone calls made to book locksmith service. It is written to be read rather than to be technically exhaustive, and it describes what actually happens rather than reserving every theoretical right.
This policy applies to this website and to information you provide when you call to arrange service. It does not cover other websites you may reach through links from this one. If you follow a link to a third-party site, that site operates under its own policy, and it is worth reading if you intend to share anything with it.
This website has no accounts, no logins, and no checkout. The only place it collects personal information is the contact form on the contact page, described in the next section.
As with essentially any website, the server that delivers these pages keeps standard access logs. Those logs typically record the IP address a request came from, the date and time, which page was requested, the referring page if there was one, and basic browser and operating-system information. This is ordinary web-server behaviour rather than a deliberate tracking programme, and the logs exist principally so that technical faults and abuse can be diagnosed.
If website analytics are enabled, they collect aggregate usage information such as which pages are viewed and roughly where visitors are located at a regional level. Analytics of this kind are used to understand which pages are useful, not to build a profile of an individual visitor.
If you use the contact form, it collects your name, phone number, the kind of help you need, your message, and, if you choose to give them, your email address and your area or address. When you submit it, that information is sent by email to the business so we can reply to you. It is used to respond to your enquiry and to arrange any work you ask for, and nothing else. It is not sold, and it is not added to a marketing list.
To protect the form from automated spam, the server briefly records a one-way scrambled version of the connecting IP address in order to limit how many messages one connection can send in an hour. Those records expire after an hour. If the email cannot be sent for a technical reason, the enquiry is kept in a private file on the server so it is not lost, and it is deleted once it has been handled.
When you call to arrange service, you will normally give our team your name, a contact phone number, the address or location where the work is needed, and a description of the problem. For vehicle work you will also be asked for the year, make, and model, and the technician will ask to see proof of ownership before cutting or programming a key.
This information exists for one purpose: to get a suitable technician to the right place and to carry out the work you have asked for. It is used to arrange and complete the job, and to follow up on that job if follow-up is needed.
Details of a call are passed to the technician assigned to it, because they cannot attend without knowing where to go and what to bring. Records of work performed may be retained for ordinary business purposes such as answering later questions about a visit, resolving a dispute, or meeting accounting and legal obligations.
Information provided when arranging service is not sold. It is not shared with advertisers or data brokers, and it is not used to market unrelated products to you.
Information may be shared in a small number of circumstances: with the technician assigned to your job, so the work can be performed; with a property manager or authorised site contact where you have asked for work on a managed property and that coordination is part of the arrangement; and where disclosure is required by law, by a court, or to protect against fraud or harm.
Job records are kept only as long as there is a genuine reason to keep them, such as answering questions about work performed or meeting record-keeping obligations. Server logs are retained for a limited period as part of routine technical operation.
This site uses only what is needed for basic function and, where enabled, analytics. There is no advertising network embedded in these pages and no cross-site tracking pixel placed for marketing purposes. Any preference the site remembers locally in your browser stays in your browser.
You can control cookies through your browser settings, including blocking them entirely or clearing them. Doing so will not prevent you using this site, because none of the content here depends on a cookie being present.
Reasonable measures are taken to protect information held about a job. No system connected to the internet can be described as perfectly secure, and any business claiming otherwise is overstating things. What can be said is that information collected here is limited to what a job actually requires, which is itself a meaningful protection.
This website is intended for adults booking locksmith services and is not directed at children. Information is not knowingly collected from children.
The only information this site collects directly is what you choose to enter in the contact form, and the same principles apply to that as to anything you tell our team on a call. You are free to ask what information is needed and why, and to decline to give anything beyond what a job requires, though some details such as the location and proof of authorisation are necessary for the work to proceed at all. If you want to know what is held about a previous job, or want a record removed where there is no obligation to keep it, call and ask.
A small number of third-party services may be involved in delivering this site: the hosting provider that serves the pages, and, where enabled, an analytics provider. Each operates under its own privacy terms and handles data on behalf of the business rather than for its own independent purposes. No advertising network, retargeting service, or social media tracking pixel is embedded in these pages.
If a third-party service is added in future in a way that changes what is collected, this policy will be updated to describe it rather than the change being made silently.
Some browsers offer a Do Not Track setting or a similar privacy signal. Because this site does not run cross-site tracking or behavioural advertising in the first place, there is nothing here for such a signal to switch off. Blocking cookies or scripts in your browser will not prevent you from reading any part of this site.
When you telephone the service, the details you give our team are recorded in whatever form is necessary to arrange and complete the job. If calls are monitored or recorded for quality or training purposes at any point, you would be informed of that at the start of the call, as required.
Your phone number is used to reach you about the job you called about, including to confirm details, update you on a technician arrival, or follow up on completed work. It is not added to a marketing list.
If you want to know what information is held in connection with a job you arranged, ask for a copy of it, ask for a correction, or ask for it to be deleted where there is no legal or business obligation to retain it, call the number below and say so. You may be asked to confirm your identity and to identify the job in question, which is a protection for you rather than an obstacle.
Depending on where you live, you may have additional statutory rights regarding personal information. Where such rights apply they will be honoured, and the practical route to exercising them is the same phone call.
This policy may be updated if the way information is handled changes. The date below indicates when it was last revised, and any updated version replaces the previous one from the date it is published.
Questions about this policy, or about information relating to a specific job, can be raised by phone at (866) 472-3979. You can also use the contact form on the contact page.
Last updated: September 2026.
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