Bank of America collects highly sensitive personal information including your Social Security number, employment information, account balances, transaction history, credit information, assets, and investment experience.
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The specification of these data categories establishes the scope of sensitive personal and financial information subject to the bank's data handling, retention, and disclosure practices outlined in the broader privacy notice. This enumeration defines what constitutes account and customer information within the bank's operational framework.
Bank of America holds some of the most sensitive categories of personal information possible, including government identifiers and complete financial histories, which are then subject to various sharing practices described in this notice.
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"This information can include: Social Security number and employment information; account balances, transaction history and credit information; assets and investment experience.— Excerpt from Bank of America's Bank of America Privacy Notice
The collection of Social Security numbers alongside detailed financial and investment data triggers heightened regulatory obligations under GLBA, FCRA, and state-level data protection statutes; organizations conducting due diligence should assess Bank of America's data minimization practices and breach notification protocols.
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The specification of these data categories establishes the scope of sensitive personal and financial information subject to the bank's data handling, retention, and disclosure practices outlined in the broader privacy notice. This enumeration defines what constitutes account and customer information within the bank's operational framework.
Bank of America holds some of the most sensitive categories of personal information possible, including government identifiers and complete financial histories, which are then subject to various sharing practices described in this notice.
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