The notice discloses that for calendar year 2025, 419 of 718 right-to-know requests and 2,730 of 4,180 deletion requests submitted by US and Canadian customers were unable to be completed, with a stated footnote that incomplete requests may result from inability to verify the customer, duplicate requests, or no information found.
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The disclosed completion rates for deletion and right-to-know requests, representing approximately 34% completion for deletion and 41% completion for right-to-know, may warrant evaluation under CCPA and CPRA standards governing the scope of permissible exceptions to responding to consumer rights requests and the adequacy of identity verification procedures.
Under these disclosed metrics, a significant proportion of deletion and right-to-know requests submitted in 2025 were not completed, with the notice attributing incomplete requests to identity verification failures, duplicates, or no information found. Consumers whose requests were not completed may resubmit requests or contact Starbucks to appeal the decision as described in the notice.
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Compare across platforms →"Right to Know Requests Received – 718 Requests Completed – 295 Requests unable to be completed* – 419 Average completion time – 7 days Right to Delete Requests Received – 4,180 Requests Completed – 1,437 Requests unable to be completed* – 2,730 Average completion time – 11 daysExcerpt from Starbucks's Privacy Policy
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The disclosed completion rates for deletion and right-to-know requests, representing approximately 34% completion for deletion and 41% completion for right-to-know, may warrant evaluation under CCPA and CPRA standards governing the scope of permissible exceptions to responding to consumer rights requests and the adequacy of identity verification procedures.
Under these disclosed metrics, a significant proportion of deletion and right-to-know requests submitted in 2025 were not completed, with the notice attributing incomplete requests to identity verification failures, duplicates, or no information found. Consumers whose requests were not completed may resubmit requests or contact Starbucks to appeal the decision as described in the notice.
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