Shopify: Sell online/in person

"Sensitive Personal Data, which may include: ... Your device's precise location (if you are a Shop user, but only when you allow Shop to access this information); ... Geolocation data, including your mailing and billing address."

Shopify collects precise device location for Shop app users and geolocation data more broadly, which is shared with the categories of recipients listed including advertisers and partners.

"Companies who help us provide you with our services, including cloud storage providers, payment providers and financial institutions, fulfillment partners, security vendors, email providers, marketplaces and data analytics vendors; Advertisers and marketing vendors; Merchants whose stores you visit or make purchases from; Partners who provide a range of services to merchants."

Shopify shares personal data with a wide range of third parties including advertisers, data analytics vendors, marketplaces, and partners, creating a broad ecosystem of entities with access to user information.

"We collect information from and about the devices you use, including computers, phones, and other web-connected devices you use to access our apps or services, and we combine this information across different devices you use. ... We receive information through our use of cookies, social plugins (such as the Facebook 'like' button), pixels and tags for business purposes."

Shopify combines information across all devices a user accesses their services from and uses cookies, social plugins, pixels, and tags to track user activity, enabling cross-device profiling.

"The contents of email messages in the email inboxes that you connect to your Shop account, and information from email messages you transfer to the app to be included in your order history (if you use Shop). ... If you use Shop, we receive information about purchases you have made from other marketplaces or platforms, such as Amazon, that you choose to connect through Shop."

Shop app reads connected email inbox contents and pulls purchase data from third-party platforms like Amazon, granting Shopify access to a broad profile of user activity beyond its own services.

"If you are a merchant operating a Shopify-powered store, and you close the store, stop paying your subscription fees, or we terminate your account, we retain store information for two years before we begin the deletion process."

Shopify retains merchant data for two years after account closure before even beginning the deletion process, meaning data persists well beyond the end of the business relationship.

"If we change our privacy practices, we may update this Privacy Policy. If any changes are significant, we will let you know (for example, through the Shopify admin or by email)."

Shopify reserves the right to update the privacy policy unilaterally, with only a notification for significant changes and no mechanism for user consent or opt-out before changes take effect.