Sharing & Disclosure · Permission or license
Event reports with health data may be shared with service providers
Starbucks may share customer event reports that contain consumer health data with third party service providers, either to help resolve the event or as required by law. This is a statement of permission ("may"), not a promise that every report is shared. Unlike the use statement, this sentence does not mention consent. The notice sends readers to the Starbucks Privacy Notice for how personal information may be disclosed more generally.
Supporting quotations
We may share customer event reports that contain consumer health data with third party service providers to facilitate the resolution of the event or as required by law.
Qualifications & exceptions
- Wording is "may share", not a commitment to share every report.
- Recipients named are third party service providers.
- Stated reasons are to facilitate resolution of the event or as required by law.
Not stated here
- The notice does not name the service providers or describe their categories.
- The sentence does not say whether sharing with service providers depends on your consent; consent is mentioned only for use.
- The phrase "as required by law" could attach to sharing with service providers or stand as a second reason for sharing; the sentence does not make clear which recipients it covers.
- The linked section of the Starbucks Privacy Notice on disclosure is not supplied in this saved document.