When using our Services to place orders for certain items (e.g., food, etc.), you may be able to use free-text fields to provide special instructions. In the free-text fields, you may disclose information that may indicate health status (e.g., allergies …
DoorDash explicitly recognizes that transactional data it holds may constitute sensitive health information, signaling that ordinary purchase records on the platform carry heightened privacy implications.
When using or interacting with our Services we may collect information that may indicate health status such as when you place health-related products in to your cart, conduct searches for, browse, or take other actions related to health-related products...
You may have additional rights relating to consumer health data. For more information, please see the Consumer Health Data Privacy Notice for Washington and Nevada.
If we are involved in strategic transactions including any sale, merger, acquisition, joint venture, assignment, transfer, reorganization, bankruptcy or receivership, we may disclose your Consumer Health Data and other information in the diligence process...
We may disclose Consumer Health Data to Dashers in connection with facilitating the delivery of orders, which may include your name...delivery address, order information (which may include information on products purchased) and user instructions...
We and our service providers...may share your Consumer Health Data...with third parties such as government authorities, industry peers, or other third parties if legally required or permitted, or as necessary to enforce our agreements, prevent fraud...
We may disclose Consumer Health Data to Merchants in connection with your order from or in connection with the Services, such as your name...delivery address...and order information (including, but not limited to, products purchased, allergies, special instructions...
We may disclose Consumer Health Data to our service providers for business needs and to perform our Services, which includes, without limitation, disclosing data to providers of cloud and IT services, payment-related services, communication services...
Derived predictions about a consumer's characteristics and preferences—not just raw data—are treated as sellable assets and transferred to third parties for commercial gain.
Ads for consumer loans, for example, must disclose things like the APR, repayment period, fees and costs, penalties, and information about the lending institution.
We, each Subsidiary, and our employees, owners, representatives, and agents are not liable to you for any loss of profit, loss of business or revenue, business interruption...
Brex
· Brex Terms of Service
By acknowledging that consumer protection laws do not apply, the reader accepts that legal protections available to individual consumers—including dispute rights under laws like Regulation E—are unavailable in this context.
Wyze
· Wyze Privacy Statement
Wyze acknowledges four distinct potential privacy rights, each representing a separate avenue through which users may exercise control over their personal information held by Wyze.
The right to deletion is qualified by unspecified exceptions, meaning Experian retains authority to decline deletion requests in some circumstances.
This right enables consumers to discover the existence and content of personal information Experian holds, which is foundational to exercising other privacy rights.
The right to limit this sharing is grounded in federal law, but it is expressly partial—some sharing cannot be limited regardless of consumer preference.
Limit the use and disclosure of sensitive personal data
Chime
· Chime Privacy Policy
New customers have a limited window before sharing begins; the opt-out mechanism exists but does not necessarily prevent sharing during the initial 30-day period.
You have the right to opt out of binding arbitration within 30 days of the date you first accepted these Terms by providing us notice of your opt-out via email at legal@workday.com.
Opt-out of the sharing of your personal data
You have the right to opt out from the sale/sharing of personal information, use of personal information for targeted advertising, and profiling that produces a legal or similarly significant effects.
Stripe
· Stripe Restricted Businesses List
Stripe Issuing is restricted to business use cases; deploying it for consumer-facing payment purposes, even partially, is prohibited.
T-Mobile
· T-Mobile Terms and Conditions
You agree that all consents provided in this section will survive cancellation of your Services and account.
Acorns
· Acorns Privacy Policy
We may also share users' contact data with these companies to facilitate interest-based advertising to those or similar users on other online platforms.
Contact Data—which may belong to the user's own contacts—can be disclosed to external parties, expanding the circle of entities with access to that data.
We view and use Contact Data only to provide Services to you, at your direction and, as part of the Services, to train, detect issues with our Services, and to ensure their proper functioning.
Meta
· Meta Business Tools Terms
This clause mandates a specific technical privacy safeguard — hashing — before any Contact Information leaves the advertiser's environment, reducing transmission of raw personal data to Meta.
We do not provide contact information to customers as part of these premium Services without your consent.
Chegg
· Chegg Privacy Policy
Contact information is identified as data that may be sold or shared with a broad set of third parties specifically for targeted advertising purposes.