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If the CPRA does not apply to most data Stash collects, customers cannot rely on CPRA rights — such as the right to know, delete, or opt out of sale — for the majority of their personal information held by Stash.
Interpretive note: The word 'most' is Stash's own qualifier — some personal information Stash collects may still fall under the CPRA. The canonical claim preserves this qualifier exactly.
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 →For most of the personal information Stash collects, you cannot exercise CPRA rights because Stash claims that data falls under a federal financial institution exemption.
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You may exercise the abovementioned rights free of charge by contacting us at the contact details in the "Contact Information" section of this Policy.
"The CPRA does not apply to non-public personal information collected by financial institutions governed by certain federal regulations. As a result, the CPRA does not apply to most of the personal information that Stash collects from you as a customer.Excerpt from Stash's Privacy Policy
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If the CPRA does not apply to most data Stash collects, customers cannot rely on CPRA rights — such as the right to know, delete, or opt out of sale — for the majority of their personal information held by Stash.
For most of the personal information Stash collects, you cannot exercise CPRA rights because Stash claims that data falls under a federal financial institution exemption.
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