Gusto's Privacy Policy was updated on June 16, 2026, with one sentence modification detected in the document. The change involved updating a reference in the table of contents or document structure to include 'Accounting Business Development Agents Promotion Terms' in the linked documents list. No material change to data collection, processing, use, or consumer privacy rights was detected in the primary privacy notice language.
This change updates the list of related Gusto policies and documents referenced in the privacy notice. The substantive privacy notice language describing how Gusto collects, uses, and shares personal information remains unchanged. No modifications to data rights, consent mechanisms, retention practices, or user controls were detected.
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Gusto added a reference to 'Accounting Business Development Agents Promotion Terms' in its Privacy Policy document index on June 16, 2026. This appears to be a document inventory or organizational update rather than a substantive …
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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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