The notice discloses that Starbucks may collect health-related information reported by consumers following a Starbucks experience, and directs Washington and Nevada residents to a separate Consumer Health Data Privacy Notice for additional detail on how that data is processed.
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This provision engages the Washington My Health MY Data Act and Nevada SB 370, which impose specific consent, disclosure, and processing restrictions on consumer health data and provide enforcement rights to consumers in those states beyond standard privacy law frameworks.
Under this clause, health-related information voluntarily provided to Starbucks when reporting an incident or experience may be collected and processed as described in the notice and in the separate Consumer Health Data Privacy Notice applicable to Washington and Nevada residents.
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Compare across platforms →"Consumer Health Related Data – We may collect information that you provide to us when reporting an event related to your health as a result of an experience at Starbucks. Please see the Consumer Health Data Privacy Notice for Washington and Nevada for additional information about how we may process personal information that could be considered consumer health data.Excerpt from Starbucks's Privacy Policy
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This provision engages the Washington My Health MY Data Act and Nevada SB 370, which impose specific consent, disclosure, and processing restrictions on consumer health data and provide enforcement rights to consumers in those states beyond standard privacy law frameworks.
Under this clause, health-related information voluntarily provided to Starbucks when reporting an incident or experience may be collected and processed as described in the notice and in the separate Consumer Health Data Privacy Notice applicable to Washington and Nevada residents.
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