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Because the clause covers 'each of the categories of information described above,' the scope of data shared with third-party advertisers and analytics providers is as broad as Starbucks's entire data collection, including sensitive categories.
Interpretive note: The excerpt references 'each of the categories of information described above,' which incorporates all previously described data categories; those categories are not enumerated in this excerpt. The full breadth is confirmed by the policy's language but cannot be listed here without reference to prior clauses.
All categories of information Starbucks collects about you may be shared with third-party marketing, advertising, and analytics providers for ad delivery and measurement purposes.
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Because the clause covers 'each of the categories of information described above,' the scope of data shared with third-party advertisers and analytics providers is as broad as Starbucks's entire data collection, including sensitive categories.
All categories of information Starbucks collects about you may be shared with third-party marketing, advertising, and analytics providers for ad delivery and measurement purposes.
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