Is Mint allowed to share user data with other Intuit entities?
Mint seems like that great piece of software to help show, or at least gather the pieces of, the big picture in one place that we've all thought about crafting but didn't. I'm fine Mint having this information I want just as much, and using it to offer services as they do with TurboTax, but I can't tell from its privacy policy which parts of Intuit has sharing privileges.
Since it's a successful and growing company, there's no telling what businesses they'll expand into, so I'm apprehensive about giving this sort of behavioral insight to an umbrella company.
Is Mint user data isolated within Mint, or is it an Intuit property in the holistic sense of its business, wherever that business may take them?
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I wound up asking Mint over email so I'll share the answer I received:
Thank you for contacting Mint.com.
From my understand you want to know if Mint can transfer data to other
Intuit products and vice versa. Let me address your concern based from
what I can see on my tools.
Upon confirming, while Mint and other Intuit products are under the
same company, Mint.com is not yet integrated to other Intuit products.
We’d like to thank you though for giving the idea to us. With this, we
would know which future enhancements will our customers appreciate.
We have forwarded your request/suggestion to our Product and
Development team for their review. At this time though, we can't make
any guarantee that your request/suggestion will get implemented as we
must balance customer demand with resources and business objectives.
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