The notice states that withdrawal from the Starbucks Rewards program results in permanent loss of all accumulated Stars and rewards, though continued use of the Starbucks App for non-loyalty functions remains available.
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This provision establishes that exercising the right to withdraw from the loyalty program or requesting deletion of personal information triggers permanent forfeiture of accumulated loyalty value, which Starbucks is required to disclose as part of its Notice of Financial Incentive under CCPA and CPRA.
Under this clause, members who withdraw from Starbucks Rewards or request deletion of their personal information from the loyalty program will permanently lose all accumulated Stars and rewards with no mechanism for retrieval described in the notice. The notice states that participation is voluntary and withdrawal is available through the Account section of the Starbucks App, via the deletion request form, or by calling Starbucks customer service.
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Compare across platforms →"Please note that by withdrawing from Starbucks ® Rewards, you will no longer have access to your Starbucks ® Rewards account, but you can otherwise continue to use the Starbucks app. All points and rewards you have earned until the time of withdrawal will no longer be available.Excerpt from Starbucks's Privacy Policy
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This provision establishes that exercising the right to withdraw from the loyalty program or requesting deletion of personal information triggers permanent forfeiture of accumulated loyalty value, which Starbucks is required to disclose as part of its Notice of Financial Incentive under CCPA and CPRA.
Under this clause, members who withdraw from Starbucks Rewards or request deletion of their personal information from the loyalty program will permanently lose all accumulated Stars and rewards with no mechanism for retrieval described in the notice. The notice states that participation is voluntary and withdrawal is available through the Account section of the Starbucks App, via the deletion request …
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