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The breadth of identifier categories collected — including address book contacts and IP address — means Starbucks may hold data that can identify not only the user but potentially their contacts.
Starbucks may collect multiple categories of your identifying information, including data about people in your address book.
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you may refer a friend to Instacart or send an Instacart gift delivery or gift card to someone. In these cases, we collect the recipient's name, email, and delivery address, as applicable.
We collect information about your use of the Services, such as the dates and times of access, browsing history, search, information about the links you click and about third-party applications...
For paid subscriptions, we collect details like name, billing address, and payment specifics.
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"We may collect information that can be used to identify you, such as your first and last name, phone number, your address book, email address, postal address, IP address, and the day and month of your birthday.— Excerpt from Starbucks's Starbucks Privacy Policy
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The breadth of identifier categories collected — including address book contacts and IP address — means Starbucks may hold data that can identify not only the user but potentially their contacts.
Starbucks may collect multiple categories of your identifying information, including data about people in your address book.
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