There is nowhere on this site to type anything. It has no form and no account, and not even a search box. So the site never learns your name. A visit still leaves a few marks, as it does on most websites.
The first second
Cloudflare, the service standing in front of our server, sees your IP address and the page you asked for, so it can hand you the page and keep attacks out.
Fades: Kept by Cloudflare under its own privacy policy, which names no fixed number of days.
That same second
Our server writes one line into its access log: your IP address, the date and time, which page you opened, and the name of your browser.
Fades: Deleted after 7 days.
After your first tap, or 3.5 seconds
Google Analytics wakes up, puts two Google cookies in your browser and counts this page, then each page you open after it.
Fades: The cookies last 2 years unless you delete them; the counts stay with Google as its own rules say.
If you ring or message the desk
The booking desk phone shows your number and whatever you say or write to us.
Fades: It stays on the desk phone and is used only for your booking.
When you close the page
Your own phone or computer still lists the page in its browsing history.
Fades: Until you clear your history. A private window saves no history at all.
Seven days later
The oldest log file on our server is deleted, and the line from your visit goes with it.
Fades: Gone from our server.
Cookies: none of ours, two of Google's
A cookie is a tiny file that a website leaves inside your browser. Our own pages set none. Cloudflare sets none on this site either; we checked the replies our server sends. The only cookies come from Google Analytics: one named _ga, and a second whose name begins with _ga_ and ends in our property code.
Google uses them to tell one device from another and to see when a visit began. By Google's default they last 2 years, and a new visit can start those 2 years again. Neither one holds your name or your phone number.
Your browser may also keep our pages and photos in its normal cache, so they open faster next time. That copy sits on your own device.
Google Analytics, and how to switch it off
We use Google Analytics 4 to learn how the site gets used. It waits until your first tap, scroll or key press, or until 3.5 seconds have passed, before it loads. What reaches us are totals: how many pages were seen, which cities the visits came from, and whether people came on a mobile or a desktop. A name or a phone number never shows up in it. Google also says this version of Analytics does not log or store IP addresses.
Prefer to stay out of those counts? Any one of these steps does it, and the site opens just the same without Analytics.
- Delete the cookies. In Chrome on a computer, open the three-dot menu, pick Delete browsing data and tick Cookies and other site data.
- Block them. The privacy settings of your browser can refuse cookies for one site or for every site.
- Open a private window. Chrome calls it Incognito, and it removes the cookies once you close every Incognito window.
- Google's opt-out add-on. On a computer, Google offers its own small add-on that switches Analytics off for you in Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge.
Calls and WhatsApp messages
Booking happens on the phone, never on the website. When you ring or message +91 90048 80715, the booking desk phone shows your number. The desk reads what you write, or hears what you say, since your words are what the night is planned from. Your number is used for that booking and nothing else: we never send offers to it later, and the girl is told only the place and the time, never your number.
WhatsApp seals every message with end-to-end encryption. While it travels, only you and the phone you sent it to can read it; WhatsApp cannot. Once it lands, the desk reads it, the way anyone you message would. An ordinary phone call goes through the phone companies, the same as every other call you make.
What this website never does
- It never asks for your name, number or email. There is no box on it to put them in.
- It sets no cookie of its own, and our own code stores nothing in your browser.
- It takes no payment and wants no card details. The girl herself gets paid in the room where you meet, with UPI or notes.
- It never learns who you are, so it holds no list of visitors' names to sell or to pass on.
- It loads no advertising code. The fonts and the photos come from our own server, not from Google Fonts or a photo host.
Who to write to
Send any question about this page, or about what the site keeps, to mumbainightgirls@gmail.com. To book, ringing or messaging is far quicker than email. How the site itself may be used is set out in the terms of use.
This version of the page is dated 19 October 2026.