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"If a prescription package is taken, opened, or viewed by a third party, personal or sensitive health information may be disclosed. Such information could include...disabilities, mental health conditions, HIV status...Excerpt from Instacart's Terms of Service (Superseded Capture)
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The clause states: “If a prescription package is taken, opened, or viewed by a third party, personal or sensitive health information may be disclosed. Such information could include...disabilities, mental health conditions, HIV status...”
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