Retention & Deletion · Company practice
Retention: kept as reasonably necessary, based on service needs and legal requirements; no fixed periods stated
Starbucks says it stores information as reasonably necessary and proportionate to accomplish the purposes identified in the Notice, based on criteria such as how long it needs the information to provide services to you and to meet legal requirements, including record retention, resolving disputes and enforcing its agreements. It says its retention of your information is governed by applicable law. The section gives criteria, not specific retention periods.
Supporting quotations
Starbucks stores information as reasonably necessary and proportionate to accomplish the purposes identified in this Notice based on criteria such as the length of time we need to provide the services to you, and to meet legal requirements, including record retention, resolving disputes, and enforcing our agreements.
Our retention of your information is governed by applicable law.
Qualifications & exceptions
- Retention is "as reasonably necessary and proportionate" to the stated purposes
- Criteria named: time needed to provide services, legal requirements, record retention, resolving disputes, enforcing agreements
- Retention is described as governed by applicable law
Not stated here
- No specific retention periods are given for any category of information; the EEA section (15(c)) refers to "our specified retention periods", but this section does not state any
Cross-references
- contrast (model-proposed): EEA retention: kept only as long as needed or required, and longer to honor requests or meet legal duties — contrast: The Retention section states criteria but no retention periods, while the EEA retention paragraph speaks of keeping data longer than "our specified retention periods". No specific periods appear in the Notice.