What Circle K (Inner Circle) does with your data
Cars, carriers, apps and travel. People use it through a rewards program, app, or connected service.
Data current as of 2026-09-25; statuses change.
- Program or app
- Inner Circle rewards
- Members
- No count found
- Retail media
- None found in the research
What it collects and does with your data
- Circle K says it does not sell personal information except via cookie operators, and discloses collection of precise geolocation and in-store security camera footage.
Sensitive data
- precise geolocation
- security camera footage
Enforcement and litigation
0 matters in the research. Where the research says alleged, pending, or settled without admitting wrongdoing, so does this page.
- No action found.
Who else holds your data
Organizations holding a copy of your data, as the research counts them: at least 2. Circle K and cookie operators.
Third parties: 5 disclosed recipient categories. Recipients: business partners, service providers, affiliates, government entities, cookie operators.
Data brokers linked to Circle K (Inner Circle)
None. The research documents no flow between Circle K (Inner Circle) and a data broker.
Data practices score
5 of 15. Five components, each 0 to 3. How the score works
- Sells or shares
- 1
- Enforcement
- 0
- Retail media scale
- 0
- Sensitive data
- 3
- Opt-out friction
- 1
Scores 5 because the rubric gives 3 for in-store cameras. Circle K discloses ordinary security camera footage and no facial recognition was found. The researcher ranks it near the bottom.
Estimated emissions for one person
Research gaps
- Member count.
Sources (1)
- https://www.circlek.com/privacy-policy 2026-07-22
The Sources page lists these with their kind and what else uses them.