Gusto's privacy policy was updated on May 9, 2026 to add two new document references in its table of contents: 'Gusto Handbook & Policy Compliance Scanner Beta Terms' and 'Handbook Builder Terms of Service'. The core privacy practices and purposes for data collection remain substantively unchanged. This reflects Gusto's introduction of new HR compliance and document management tools to its platform.
This change reflects administrative updates to Gusto's document references rather than substantive changes to how your personal information is collected, used, or shared. The core privacy practices and data handling authorizations described in the policy remain unchanged. No action is required in response to this update.
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This change is a table-of-contents update adding cross-references to two newly published terms documents: Gusto Handbook & Policy Compliance Scanner Beta Terms and Handbook Builder Terms of Service. No substantive revisions to core privacy practices, …
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Gusto's updated privacy policy adds explicit language describing how the company sells or shares personal information under U.S. state privacy …
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