Data Access & Collection · Company practice
Personal information is defined broadly and types depend on the product
Personal information is defined generally as information that identifies the consumer or device, plus other information the bank associates with it. The types collected and shared depend on the product or service the consumer has; the notice gives as examples Social Security number, account balances and transaction history, account transactions and risk tolerance. The list is introduced by “can include,” so it is illustrative rather than exhaustive. The definition does not exclude any category of information by name.
Details
- What it covers
- information that identifies you or your device and information associated with it
- Condition
- depends on the product or service
Supporting quotations
Personal information generally means information that identifies you or your device, and other information we associate with it.
This section generally describes how Stride Bank collects and uses your personal information
The types of personal information we collect and share depend on the product or service you have with us.
This information can include: ◼ Social Security number ◼ account balances and transaction history ◼ account transactions and risk tolerance
Qualifications & exceptions
- The data types depend on the product or service.
- The listed types are examples (“can include”), not a complete inventory.
- “Risk tolerance” is listed as a data type; the notice does not explain how it is derived or used.
Not stated here
- The notice does not map the listed data types to specific products or state that every customer’s data includes all of them.
- The notice does not define “risk tolerance” or say whether it is inferred.