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These rights, if they apply to you, give you visibility into what data Starbucks holds, which is foundational to exercising other privacy rights such as correction or deletion.
Interpretive note: The 'may have the right' language indicates these rights are conditional, likely on jurisdiction or applicable law, but the excerpt does not specify the conditions; both rights are stated as a single compound right in the excerpt and treated as the primary claim together.
Depending on applicable law, you may be entitled to ask Starbucks what personal information it processes about you and to receive an actual copy of that information.
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Right to Know: The right to request details about the Personal Information we collect, use, or disclose, as well as information about our data practices.
The right to request that we disclose to you the personal information we collect, use, or disclose about you, and information about our data practices.
The CCPA provides California residents specific rights to delete their personal data that we collected from them and retained, subject to certain exceptions (the "right to delete").
"You may have the right to (1) know what personal information Starbucks processes about you...and (2) receive a copy of the specific personal information we have processed or are processing about you.Excerpt from Starbucks's Privacy Policy
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These rights, if they apply to you, give you visibility into what data Starbucks holds, which is foundational to exercising other privacy rights such as correction or deletion.
Depending on applicable law, you may be entitled to ask Starbucks what personal information it processes about you and to receive an actual copy of that information.
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