The Arlo website uses Google's reCAPTCHA service on at least its email sign-up form, and the agreement states that Google's Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply in connection with that feature.
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This disclosure establishes that users interacting with the reCAPTCHA-protected form are subject to Google's Privacy Policy and Terms of Service in addition to Arlo's own terms, creating a third-party data processing relationship that compliance teams may need to account for in data mapping and consent frameworks.
Under this disclosure, users who submit the email sign-up form are subject to Google's Privacy Policy and Terms of Service governing the reCAPTCHA feature, in addition to any terms Arlo applies. The specific data collected or processed by Google through reCAPTCHA is not described in the submitted text.
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(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: The reCAPTCHA integration and the accompanying reference to Google's Privacy Policy and Terms of Service may engage GDPR Article 13 and Article 14 disclosure requirements for EU users, as well as CCPA …
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This disclosure establishes that users interacting with the reCAPTCHA-protected form are subject to Google's Privacy Policy and Terms of Service in addition to Arlo's own terms, creating a third-party data processing relationship that compliance teams may need to account for in data mapping and consent frameworks.
Under this disclosure, users who submit the email sign-up form are subject to Google's Privacy Policy and Terms of Service governing the reCAPTCHA feature, in addition to any terms Arlo applies. The specific data collected or processed by Google through reCAPTCHA is not described in the submitted text.
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