First, you’ll need to download the Starbucks app. If you have an iPhone, open the blue “App Store” icon on your screen. For Android phones, look for the “Google Play Store” with its colorful triangle ...

Starbucks is facing allegations from a consumer protection group that it unfairly made a profit of $900 million through its app payment system. The group claims that Starbucks uses a manipulative app ...

The Starbucks app has been experiencing significant outages for a second day, leaving many customers unable to place mobile orders or access loyalty rewards. The issues began Thursday, Nov. 7, ...

Starbucks will be adding delivery capabilities to its first-party app for the first time ever. The new feature will be powered by DoorDash, with customers able to order Starbucks delivery on either ...

Caffeine addicts with an Android device no longer have to queue up in Starbucks to get their fix, thanks to the coffee giant's latest app. The Mobile Order and Pay service lets customers purchase hot ...

If you were one of the Starbucks customers who experienced issues placing an order on the mobile app this morning, you are not alone. Hundreds of Starbucks mobile app users have reported issues with ...

The lines at Starbucks are infamous — you can be stuck in one for half an hour, especially if you make the mistake of stopping in on your way to work. After all, baristas can only make complicated ...

Here’s the scenario: You are about to complete a Starbucks purchase on the company's smartphone app only to discover that your prepaid digital card doesn’t have enough to cover it. So you reload it in ...

We drink a lot of Starbucks coffee in our family. Often, we’ll stop as we’re headed off on a trip for a sporting event for one of our kids, and we’ll grab a coffee for the road. As a result, I tend to ...

The year is 2025, and, with the explosion of modern technology, we have almost everything we could ever need right on the little devices in our pockets. No need to carry cash or even a debit card, ...

Starbucks Cards make it nearly impossible for customers to "zero out" their accounts when they order online, a consumer advocate says. Customers can only reload money and leave tips in set amounts ...