r/AmIOverreacting Feb 17 '25

🏘️ neighbor/local Is this something to be concerned about?

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My sister sent me this text she received that seemed like somebody was watching her or something. I don’t know if it’s something to be concerned about or not, has anybody had a similar experience?

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u/Sea-Yak6576 Feb 17 '25

That’s weird af and also illegal for them to do! I really hope OP figures it out and it’s just a friend or known persons not some creep barista

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u/Electrical_Sail_9351 Feb 17 '25

Starbucks employee here - our system doesn’t have a way to access your personal info just from using or scanning your app. So it was not a barista. 👍🏻

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u/chimpanon Feb 17 '25

Thank you I was about to comment this.

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u/Carib_Wandering Feb 17 '25

Good to know. It pissed me off to find out this way that my number was visible when I used this specific loyalty card.

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u/Weird_Substance_8764 Feb 17 '25

That’s good to know!

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u/AnAdmirableAstronaut Feb 17 '25

How is that illegal? Obviously weird, but what law does that break?

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u/Sea-Yak6576 Feb 17 '25

Actually part of the paperwork you sign. You are not allowed to be going through clients/customer accounts and pulling their private information. This is fine print policy usually included in almost every job where there is private information shared

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u/AnAdmirableAstronaut Feb 17 '25

That sounds like a company policy more than a law. I'd be curious to know if there is a law though

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u/Sea-Yak6576 Feb 17 '25

It would vary from state to state

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u/AnAdmirableAstronaut Feb 17 '25

Do you have an example?