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McDonald's built a 515-page dossier on one customer
- JohnFen 2mo agoMaintaining detailed, personal records about you is the primary purpose of affinity programs for any company. Staying far, far away from them all is well-advised.
- mitchbob 2mo ago> I requested a copy of my data from McDonald’s loyalty program and received an extensive, personalized report that algorithmically predicts my next purchase. https://archive.ph/q0qdR https://archive.ph/q0qdR
- sciencesama 2mo agonow do target
- _se 2mo agoThis is so much more interesting than yet another LLM release.
- mooreds 2mo agoHere's the link to the privacy rights center if you want to know what Micky D's has on you: https://privacyportal-mcdonalds.my.onetrust.com/webform/98901b0b-bb24-4c98-a47b-817910394b5f/5cd84102-ae80-41ce-8b3d-1fba28a2702d https://privacyportal-mcdonalds.my.onetrust.com/webform/9890...
- Ancalagon 2mo agojust requested mine, interested to see what it looks like as I've never used their app
- Ancalagon 2mo agofollow up: they said they had no data profile on me. Not sure if this is more relieving or concerning considering I don't trust them. I do live in CA.
- mooreds 2mo agoDo you give them your phone number or participate in any of the games that require you giving them identifying info?
- Ancalagon 2mo agoNope. I very rarely buy mcdonalds food however. I've bought a meal from the maybe once in the last five years, although I will buy a coffee their maybe once a month. Its not worth the hassle of every applying to or downloading anything of theirs even if I pay a little more on each purchase.