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Mint Mobile’s published privacy documents say the company “retains your personal information only as long as necessary to fulfill the business purposes” and that retention periods are set based on dat...
Mint Mobile’s published privacy policy and account pages say customers can access, correct, or request deletion of personal data through their account portal or by submitting a personal data request a...
Mint Mobile’s public documents say it collects and retains customer “personal information” only as long as needed for business, service provision, tax, legal, or safety reasons, but they do not publis...
public help pages indicate that subscribers seeking account records will most commonly be asked to authenticate using account credentials and device identifiers—specifically the account password and t...
’s public policies state the company will respond to lawful legal process—subpoenas, court orders and warrants—and may disclose account data and approximate device location when served or in emergenci...
Federal law does not impose a single, uniform mandatory retention period for telecom customer records; instead retention obligations for carriers like Mint Mobile arise from a patchwork of sector-spec...