Terms of Use

Use & Processing · User right or choice

New accounts are opted in to promotional email by default

If you sign up for a Starbucks account on the Sites, you are by default opted in to promotional email from Starbucks. You may opt out at sign-up, and afterwards you can opt out by changing your profile settings in your Starbucks account on www.starbucks.com.

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the User is, by default, opted in to receive promotional email communications from Starbucks

The User may, at the time of sign up, opt out of receiving Email Communications from Starbucks.

Thereafter, the User may opt out of receiving Email Communications by adjusting the User’s profile settings

Qualifications & exceptions

• The opt-out route described is the account profile settings on www.starbucks.com.

Cross-references

• contrast (model-proposed): In-app promotional messages: stop using the Site to avoid them — Promotional email can be opted out of at sign-up or in profile settings; in-app promotional messages are described as avoidable only by ceasing use of the Site. Both are promotional communications, with different stated controls.

Use & Processing · Restriction or exception

In-app promotional messages: stop using the Site to avoid them

By using the Sites, including the web application, in-app messages, including promotional communications and offers, may automatically be displayed to you in display tiles. The Terms say that if you do not want to see or receive such messages, you must cease use of the Site; no other opt-out is described.

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in-app messages may automatically be displayed to the User via the display tiles, including promotional communications and offers

If the User does not wish to see or receive such messages, the User must cease use of the Site.

Not stated here

• The paragraph describes no setting to turn in-app messages off.

Cross-references

• contrast (model-proposed): New accounts are opted in to promotional email by default — Promotional email can be opted out of at sign-up or in profile settings; in-app promotional messages are described as avoidable only by ceasing use of the Site. Both are promotional communications, with different stated controls.