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This should be illegal. Any way to opt out?

• RajT88 3y ago
  I reached out to their twitter account. It seems unlikely to be covered by the existing privacy controls which just promise to "limit" the information shared with third parties, without detailing what those "limits" are. I don't have high hopes, tbh.
• ramesh31 3y ago
  >Any way to opt out? Leave your Chase cards at home
• dkuntz2 3y ago
  Theoretically you should be able to opt out of at least some of it, though it does opt you out of chase sharing your data in all cases and not just for this one product (which honestly is probably what everyone wants). From their FAQ page, you need to call them: https://www.chase.com/digital/resources/privacy-security/privacy/policy-information#:~:text=What%20if%20I%20don't%20want%20you%20to%20share%20my%20information https://www.chase.com/digital/resources/privacy-security/pri...