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"We display content and information that you share publicly or permit or authorize us to share publicly, such as reviews. If you post information on a blog or another part of our websites, the information...may be seen by other visitors.Excerpt from Starbucks's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “We display content and information that you share publicly or permit or authorize us to share publicly, such as reviews. If you post information on a blog or another part of our websites, the information...may be seen by other visitors.”
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