Gusto updated its Privacy Policy on May 21, 2026 to change the email address listed for privacy inquiries and data requests from privacy@gusto.com to a masked email format displayed as [email protected]. This change affects where users and regulators should direct privacy-related questions, data access requests, and other data handling inquiries, though the operational process for submitting such requests remains unchanged.
The updated policy changes the email address where users and regulators should direct privacy-related inquiries and data access requests. Previously, the policy listed privacy@gusto.com; the updated version now displays the contact as [email protected]. This is a procedural update affecting how privacy requests are routed and does not change Gusto's data handling practices or user rights.
Email address for privacy inquiries changed from privacy@gusto.com to [email protected].
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This change is a routing update with no material impact on privacy practices, data handling obligations, or regulatory compliance. The contact email modification does not affect data processing agreements, consent mechanisms, retention policies, or disclosure …
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Gusto's privacy policy in an update detected on July 20, 2026 contained minor formatting and punctuation corrections across five sentences. …
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