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"Some of these technologies help us analyze and measure site usage, testing and performance, including by estimating traffic and assessing the volume of the use of services and functionality...Excerpt from Starbucks's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “Some of these technologies help us analyze and measure site usage, testing and performance, including by estimating traffic and assessing the volume of the use of services and functionality...”
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