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Source-backed from DoorDash Privacy Policy

137
reviewed findings
15
key findings
3
free to read here
7
verified controls

3 of them depend on where you live.

Privacy Snapshot

What the published policy covers, and how much we found under each. Tap one to read it.

  • Location 6 findings
  • Camera & Photos 4 findings
  • Microphone & Audio 1 finding
  • Contacts 2 findings
  • Messages 4 findings
  • Sensitive Data 23 findings
  • Tracking 10 findings
  • Advertising & Profiling 7 findings
  • Sharing 29 findings
  • Controls & Permissions 42 findings
  • Other 9 findings

3 findings, in full

The first 3 of this report’s 15 key findings, complete — claim, reasoning, and the policy’s own wording.

Sensitive Data DoorDash may collect health-related activity even if you buy nothing

What this means

It names putting products in your cart, searching, browsing, and interacting with health-related content and features.

DoorDash may collect what you do around health-related products even when you do not buy them, including putting them in your cart, searching for them, browsing them, and interacting with health-related content and features.

Why this matters

A record can begin before checkout. Searching and browsing are activity data, and where the subject is health, privacy law often treats that data more strictly.

What the policy says

Activity on or with our Services : When using or interacting with our Services we may collect information that may indicate health status such as when you place health-related products in to your cart, conduct searches for, browse, or take other actions related to health-related products, when you interact with content, features, functionality or programs related to health-related products, and/or when you submit photos or videos of health-related products to us or through our Services.

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Other DoorDash records how you move through its app

What this means

It collects your searches and actions, including through session replay technology that captures the visit itself.

DoorDash collects your searches and the actions you take on its services, including by using session replay technology that captures how you move through the app or site.

Why this matters

Session replay records how a visit unfolded — taps, scrolling and movement through a page — rather than just the result. It is widely used and rarely visible to the person using the app.

What the policy says

… ordered, order history, items placed in the cart, special instructions included in an order (e.g., dietary preferences, delivery preferences), transaction amounts, promotional codes and discounts used and received, the Merchants ordered from, gift cards ordered, the features and functionality used or interacted with, searches and actions on our Services (including through using session replay technology), loyalty account information for Merchants, responses to our surveys or other market research activities, participation in sweepstakes, promotions, or contests, photos and/or videos that you may send or provide to us related to your activity and transactions on or with our Services, and use of DashPass, gifts, our …

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Sensitive Data DoorDash says health-product purchases may indicate health status

What this means

It holds your purchase history of contraceptives, at-home diagnostic tests and diabetic testing supplies ordered through its services.

DoorDash holds your purchase history of health-related products ordered through its services, including contraceptives, at-home diagnostic tests and diabetic testing supplies, and treats it as information that may indicate your health status.

Why this matters

The policy names these examples itself. Data that can indicate a health condition carries extra protection under several US state laws.

What the policy says

Product Purchase Information: Your purchase history of health-related products ordered through our Services may indicate information regarding your health status, including, but not limited to, contraceptives, at-home diagnostic tests, and diabetic testing supplies.

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12 more key findings a free account opens, by topic

  • Sensitive Data 6
  • Advertising & Profiling 1
  • Location 1
  • Messages 1
  • Microphone & Audio 1
  • Sharing 1
  • Tracking 1

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  • Location 5 more
  • Camera & Photos 4 more
  • Contacts 2 more
  • Messages 3 more
  • Sensitive Data 15 more
  • Tracking 9 more
  • Advertising & Profiling 6 more
  • Sharing 28 more
  • Controls & Permissions 42 more
  • Other 8 more

  • Complete report

    122 additional reviewed findings, each shown with the policy wording behind it, like the 15 above.

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    7 verified privacy controls, 3 of them high-impact — where each one is, what it changes, and what may stop working.

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