Discretion: How Your Privacy Is Protected

Every service in this industry claims to be discreet. The word is used so routinely that it has stopped carrying information, which is a problem for the people who actually need to know what it means before they book.

So here is what it means in practice, stated plainly enough to be checked.

Arrival

The masseuse arrives as a visitor and looks like one. Ordinary clothes, an ordinary bag, nothing that identifies where she is going or why. She does not wait in lobbies, she does not ask staff for directions to your room, and she does not arrive with anything that needs explaining.

In hotels that register visitors this is handled in advance rather than improvised at the desk, which is why it is worth mentioning your hotel’s policy when you book. More on the logistics in how an outcall session works.

Communication

Contact happens through the website or WhatsApp on +34 623 372 924, and it stays there. You will not receive calls you did not ask for, follow up messages after a session, or marketing of any kind.

Nothing arrives with a name that gives anything away. If a message appearing on a locked screen is a concern, say so and the arrangement is adjusted.

Information

The booking needs very little: an area, a time, a session, and an address once it is confirmed. That is all that is asked for and all that is used.

It is not stored to build a history, it is not shared with anyone, and it is not used to contact you again. Nothing about who booked, where, or what was booked is discussed outside the arrangement itself, including with the masseuses beyond what the session requires.

What you will not find

A useful way to judge a service is by what it does not do.

• No names or personal details of the masseuses. Their privacy works the same way yours does, and a service that publishes theirs would eventually treat yours the same.
• No photographs of clients, ever, in any context.
• No reviews that identify anyone.
• No third party booking platforms holding your details somewhere you cannot see.

Your part in it

Discretion is easier when it is mutual, and there are a few things that help.

Book from a device you control. Give the correct room number the first time, because corrections at the door are the least discreet part of any evening. And if you are travelling with other people, arrange the session for a window when you genuinely have the space rather than one you are hoping will work out.

None of this is complicated. It is simply the difference between an evening that passes unnoticed and one that requires an explanation.

Why it is built in rather than offered

Discretion cannot be an add on, because a service that is discreet on request is not discreet. It has to be the default behaviour, applied identically whether or not anyone asked, which is the only version of it that holds up when something unexpected happens.

That is the standard applied to every session, across Palma and the whole island.