PRIVACY POLICY

At Time To Log Off we take data privacy seriously. Our privacy policy explains who we are, how we collect, share and use Personal Information, and how you can exercise your privacy rights.

About Us – Time To Log Off is a website operated from London, United Kingdom.

Information We Collect  – in the course of engaging with our Services, you may provide Personal Information. Personal Information is often, but not exclusively, provided to us when you sign up for our subscribers mailing list or send us an email or communicate with us in any other way.

Use of Personal Information  – we’ll use the information you provide on this form to be in touch with you and to provide updates on us and our articles and events.

Your Data Protection Rights – You may have the following data protection rights: To access, correct, update or request deletion of Personal Information. You can manage your Personal Information from the details provided with every email we send to you. You may contact us directly by emailing us here. In addition, individuals who are residents of the EEA can object to processing of their Personal Information, ask to restrict processing of their Personal Information or request portability of their Personal Information. You can exercise these rights by contacting us using the contact details here. If Personal Information is collected or processed on the basis of consent, you can withdraw your consent at any time. The right to complain to a data protection authority about the collection and use of Personal Information. For more information, please contact your local data protection authority. Contact details for data protection authorities in the EEA are available here.

We will respond to all requests we receive from individuals wishing to exercise their data protection rights in accordance with applicable data protection law.


  • "Corny as it sounds, when the retreat was over, I felt cleansed. I hadn’t checked the news but I didn’t fear that the world had fallen apart. I felt recharged, not anxious about the work I’d missed."

    Travel + Leisure - May 2016

  • "Three weeks later, I can’t quite believe I have managed to keep my tech use under control. Already I feel more connected and present during chats or out with friends"

    The Telegraph - September 2016

  • "Blissfully restful!"

    The Daily Mail - September 2016

  • "I found myself connecting much more deeply with the people around me. Without distractions, our conversations were much richer and more interesting."

    The Huffington Post - May 2016

  • "Small talk becomes big talk and silences become longer, more comfortable. It occurs to me how frantic technology makes me."

    The Pool - May 2016

  • "Time to Log Off aren’t about disconnecting forever, they’re about remembering to disconnect when it matters."

    Emily Luxton Travels - Blog

  • “Doing this retreat has actually revealed just how unhealthy my internet obsession is. I've slept better, felt less stressed and had more energy. The retreat has given me some great ideas to help control my phone. I feel fantastic!”

    Emily - Blogger

  • “My expectations were very high but this exceeded them all. I feel like I have completely rebooted my life!”

    Peter - Marketing Director

  • “This really exceeded expectations. The food, company, setting. All of it was amazing - really serene. I think this will end up a vital experience for me. Thank you!”

    Alex - Author

  • "Time To Log Off offers retreats in places such as Hawaii, Italy and Cornwall. Perhaps for 2016 we should all have a go at stashing away our digital addictions ... and indulge in some good old analogue fun.

    The Observer - 27 December, 2015

  • "This was a well-organised, friendly and worthwhile restorative. Blissful."

    Gay Times Magazine - January 2016

  • "We came away feeling astonishingly refreshed and restored. Our eyes have been well and truly opened to the extraordinary benefits and pleasures of a hiatus from the constant noise of information."

    Gay Times Magazine - January 2016

  • “It was so peaceful. I’m going to buy a non-smartphone to use at weekends and ask friends to call me instead of texting/Whatsaspp-ing!”

    Helen - Events Director (Aerospace)

  • “I found the first day difficult but it subsided quickly. By the end of the break I didn’t want my phone back!”

    Lara - Teacher

  • “I loved it. After this, I’m going to get a landline and turn my mobile off for some weekends. I’m also going to take social media off my phone.”

    Emily - Director (Consulting)

  • “It was great to ‘lose’ my phone. I thought it would be stressful but it was surprisingly easy. I will definitely have down-time with technology in the future.”

    Steve - Hotelier

  • “I wanted to test how I would react without my phone. Generally I felt much more relaxed and with better concentration. From this experience I know that I can live without my phone. I’m going to encourage other people in my life to develop this ability a bit more too!”

    Sophie - Stylist

  • “A really great experience. I will be implementing a restricted phone and digital regime at home, i.e. no screens on a Sunday and no phones in the bedroom. I’ll also take off work email from my phone and be really mindful during the week of when I use the phone and Internet”.

    Sarah - Conservator

  • "It was a revelation! I wasn’t aware how bad my digital addiction had become. Feel deliriously refreshed and restored – will definitely be incorporating regular technology breaks into my life. Everyone should!”

    Richard - Journalist

  • "Amazing! The experience made me realise how much I use my phone as a distraction. Not having my phone meant I could really escape from the stresses of everyday life. From now on I’m deleting work email from my phone at the weekends and I’ll be checking my phone a lot less regularly.”

    Caroline - Managing Director (Digital)


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