The Arlo website footer references a 'Your Privacy Choices' link, indicating the existence of a privacy preference or opt-out mechanism, but the substantive terms of that mechanism are not present in the submitted text.
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The presence of a 'Your Privacy Choices' link is consistent with disclosure requirements under the California Consumer Privacy Act and similar state privacy laws, but the scope, categories of data covered, and method of exercising choices cannot be assessed from the navigation text alone.
Interpretive note: The operative terms of the privacy choices mechanism are not present in the submitted text; only a navigational link reference is available.
This reference indicates that some form of privacy control is available to users, but the specific data categories, opt-out scope, and operational steps are contained in the linked page rather than the submitted document.
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Compare across platforms →(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: A 'Your Privacy Choices' disclosure is associated with California Consumer Privacy Act opt-out requirements, particularly for the sale or sharing of personal information.
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The presence of a 'Your Privacy Choices' link is consistent with disclosure requirements under the California Consumer Privacy Act and similar state privacy laws, but the scope, categories of data covered, and method of exercising choices cannot be assessed from the navigation text alone.
This reference indicates that some form of privacy control is available to users, but the specific data categories, opt-out scope, and operational steps are contained in the linked page rather than the submitted document.
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