Did Home Depot share customer info with Facebook? Privacy watchdog to release report
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The investigation only focused on the Canadian arm of the North American big box renovation chain, which operates over 180 stores in Canada and another 130 in Mexico. Its 2,000 American stores make Home Depot the largest home improvement retail chain in the U.S. Shoppers at Canadian stores are typically asked to provide their email addresses to receive a paperless receipt at checkout or they can opt for a paper copy.
E-receipts are then shared in emails that include a link to Home Depot Canada’s privacy statement, which states the company will share customer information with “our Canadian, U.S. and foreign affiliates and service providers who provide services on our behalf,” like delivery, payment and call service companies.
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