If you use Grubhub through a university or campus program, Grubhub may share your name, email, and other identifiers directly with campus food service providers so they can market to you independently.
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Campus users, who may include college students, are subject to a distinct data sharing arrangement with campus-specific food service operators that goes beyond what standard users experience, and these providers will contact them directly using Grubhub-provided data.
If you are a campus Grubhub user, your personal identifiers may be shared with third-party food service companies on your campus, who can then contact you directly with marketing, governed by their own privacy practices rather than Grubhub's.
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"For campus users only, we may provide identifiers to select food service providers that operate restaurants and other food ordering and delivery services on your campus so that they can communicate directly with you and send you personalized communications and marketing. Please see Section 2.1 below for additional information about your choices.Excerpt from Grubhub's Privacy Policy
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Campus users, who may include college students, are subject to a distinct data sharing arrangement with campus-specific food service operators that goes beyond what standard users experience, and these providers will contact them directly using Grubhub-provided data.
If you are a campus Grubhub user, your personal identifiers may be shared with third-party food service companies on your campus, who can then contact you directly with marketing, governed by their own privacy practices rather than Grubhub's.
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