Starbucks Singapore says customer database breached; media reports 200,000 customers' data stole


SINGAPORE, Sept 17, 2022 (AFP): Starbucks Singapore has announced that its customer database was breached online, with local media reporting that 200,000 people's information was stolen.

The coffee chain -- a licensed Starbucks franchise owned by Hong Kong-based Maxim's Caterers -- said in an email to customers that it had "discovered... some unauthorized access" to details such as names, gender, dates of birth, phone numbers and home addresses.

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