Arlo uses a tool called OneTrust to manage cookie consent on its website, which is designed to give users control over which types of cookies and tracking technologies are active when they visit the site.
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OneTrust is the mechanism through which Arlo offers users the ability to accept or decline non-essential cookies and tracking technologies; however, the effectiveness of this control depends on whether the configuration correctly gates all third-party trackers behind the relevant consent categories.
Interpretive note: The effectiveness of the OneTrust consent mechanism depends on its specific configuration, which is not fully visible in the HTML source; whether all third-party trackers are correctly gated behind consent categories cannot be confirmed from this document alone.
The OneTrust tool is your primary mechanism for controlling which tracking technologies Arlo activates on your device, but you need to actively engage with the consent preference center to exercise this control rather than relying on default settings.
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Cookies may also allow us and our service providers to collect data about your use of our services, including text you enter, screen recordings of your mouse movements, and other interactions as you browse and use our services, even if you don't have an account or Profile.
We will only collect, use and disclose your personal data with your consent, unless otherwise permitted or required by law. Your consent may be given expressly or implied, depending on the circumstances and the sensitivity of the information involved.
In some jurisdictions, we only use non-essential cookies after obtaining your consent.
"<!-- OneTrust Cookies Consent Notice start for arlo.com --> <script async data-cfasync="false" type="text/javascript" src="https://cdn.cookielaw.org/consent/dabf8452-cb28-42ac-b994-02f10392b33c/OtAutoBlock.js"></script> <script async data-cfasync="false" src="https://cdn.cookielaw.org/scripttemplates/otSDKStub.js" data-document-language="true" type="text/javascript" charset="UTF-8" data-domain-script="dabf8452-cb28-42ac-b994-02f10392b33c"></script>Excerpt from Arlo's Privacy Policy
1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: OneTrust is deployed as a Consent Management Platform (CMP), which is required for compliance with the ePrivacy Directive and GDPR for EU users, and supports CCPA/CPRA opt-out and disclosure obligations.
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OneTrust is the mechanism through which Arlo offers users the ability to accept or decline non-essential cookies and tracking technologies; however, the effectiveness of this control depends on whether the configuration correctly gates all third-party trackers behind the relevant consent categories.
The OneTrust tool is your primary mechanism for controlling which tracking technologies Arlo activates on your device, but you need to actively engage with the consent preference center to exercise this control rather than relying on default settings.
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