Data Access & Collection · Company practice
Dunkin’ collects health data you voluntarily give customer service
Dunkin’ says it collects health data when you voluntarily provide that information in a request or complaint to customer service. The notice ties its collection of health data to that situation: you choose to include it in a request or complaint.
Supporting quotations
Dunkin’ collects health data when you voluntarily provide that information in a request or complaint to customer service.
Qualifications & exceptions
- Collection is described as happening when you voluntarily provide the information.
- The context is a request or complaint to customer service.
Not stated here
- This notice does not address how long health data is kept, or whether health data reaches Dunkin’ through any other channel.
Data Access & Collection · Context
Examples of health data you might provide
The notice says the health data you choose to provide may include four kinds of information: health conditions, treatment, diseases or diagnosis; health-related surgeries or procedures; use or purchase or prescribed medication (as worded in the list); and bodily functions, vital signs, symptoms or health-related measurements. The wording 'may include' signals a list of examples of what you might choose to provide.
Supporting quotations
Health data you choose to provide may include your:
Health conditions, treatment, diseases, or diagnosis;
Health-related surgeries or procedures;
Use or purchase or prescribed medication; or
Bodily functions, vital signs, symptoms, or health-related measurements.
Qualifications & exceptions
- The list is introduced as health data 'you choose to provide', so it describes what you might volunteer, not what Dunkin’ requires.
Not stated here
- The notice does not say whether the list is exhaustive.