The policy states that state-law privacy rights such as data access, deletion, and correction do not apply to Nonpublic Personal Information that is subject to GLBA, which includes financial account data, transaction records, and other information collected in connection with financial products or services.
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This provision establishes that a significant portion of the personal information Stash collects from financial services customers, specifically Nonpublic Personal Information as defined in Section 2.2, falls outside the scope of state privacy rights frameworks, which may limit the practical scope of consumer data access and deletion requests for financial customers.
The updated policy explicitly discloses collection of geolocation data, driver's license numbers, audio and video recordings of customer service calls, and inferences drawn from your personal data to create behavioral profiles reflecting your preferences, characteristics, and psychological trends. The policy also expands the definition of "Stash" to include third parties acting on the company's behalf, meaning your data may be shared with external service providers. The policy now applies to all users of Stash services, not just registered customers. You can review your account settings or contact Stash at the provided email or phone number to access, review, or modify personal information you have provided.
View change record →⚠ Nonpublic Personal Information subject to GLBA will remain governed by that federal framework rather than state privacy rights as stated in the policy
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Compare across platforms →"Certain states provide residents of the respective states with privacy rights relating to your Personal Information, subject to applicable exemptions. For example, these states exempt Nonpublic Personal Information subject to the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act from these privacy rights.Excerpt from Stash's Privacy Policy
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This provision establishes that a significant portion of the personal information Stash collects from financial services customers, specifically Nonpublic Personal Information as defined in Section 2.2, falls outside the scope of state privacy rights frameworks, which may limit the practical scope of consumer data access and deletion requests for financial customers.
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