The Attorney General alleged that DoorDash gave customers’ names, addresses and order histories to a marketing cooperative without notice or a chance to opt out, and that its privacy policy did not disclose this. DoorDash agreed to pay $375,000, review its contracts with marketing and analytics vendors, and report yearly to the Attorney General on any sale or sharing of personal data.
DoorDash settles over customer data given to a marketing cooperative
$375,000Why it matters for your siteSwapping data with marketing partners can count as a sale and needs notice and an opt-out.
Selling and sharing dataSource: California Attorney General
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