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We mainly use your personal information to provide our services to you, to meet our legal obligations, and to help improve our interests.
We only want to hold as much personal information as we need to do the above.
We want our personal information relationship to be reciprocal where we both benefit, not an exploitative one.
Where we share your data, we only do so with organisations who have a right to see it and who will use it fairly.
We take security seriously.
You can contact us at anytime about anything relating to this notice or the information we hold about you.
You can choose to delete your online Membership account via the App, which can be done by selecting "Settings", "Find out more about this app" and "Delete my account". As you will see, this would mean you'd no longer be able to use any of the online Membership services connected to the email address you provided for the App, although you will still be a Co-op Member.
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