Risk level: low. Can you change it: no. Found in 1 breaches in this directory.
Dietary preferences and eating patterns, such as vegetarian, halal, kosher, gluten free or calorie tracking logs, stored by food delivery, meal kit, fitness and dating apps.
Low risk for most people. A diet preference cannot log in to anything or prove who you are. Detailed food logs are more personal, but they rarely lead to financial harm.
Tied to your name, some preferences reveal more than taste. Halal or kosher choices can suggest religion, and food logs or allergy notes can point to health conditions such as diabetes, coeliac disease or an eating disorder. For some people that makes the record more sensitive than it first looks.
Usually not. It becomes sensitive when it points to a religion or a health condition.
To recommend restaurants and dishes and to target promotions. Allergy notes are kept so they can be passed to the kitchen.
If it includes health details you would rather keep private, yes. Deleting it limits what any future breach can expose.
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