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Gusto's Privacy Policy explains what Gusto does with your personal information, including using it to improve its services and deliver targeted ads across your devices. You have rights to limit how your sensitive data is used and to opt out of Gusto selling or sharing your information and of automated decision-making. If you use AI-powered features, Gusto is not responsible for the accuracy of AI outputs — you are responsible for reviewing them before acting on them.
Gusto's Privacy Policy establishes how Gusto collects, uses, shares, and retains personal information in connection with its platform and services. It authorizes Gusto to use personal information for broad internal development purposes, including AI-related activities, and to provide personalized, interest-based advertising through cross-device tracking and sharing of commercial information with advertising partners, which Gusto classifies as a sale or sharing. The policy recognizes specific consumer rights, including the right to limit use and disclosure of sensitive personal information, the right to opt out of the sale or sharing of personal information, and the right to opt out of automated decision-making. With respect to AI, the policy disclaims Gusto's liability for AI Outputs, places sole responsibility for reviewing and approving those outputs on the user, and prohibits third-party AI and large language model providers from using personal information to train or improve their models.
This policy directly affects users by disclosing that Gusto uses personal information for service development including AI, tracks users across devices for targeted advertising, and shares commercial information with advertising partners in a manner classified as a sale or sharing. Users have the right to limit Gusto's use and disclosure of their sensitive personal information and the right to opt out of the sale or sharing of their personal information and of automated decision-making. Where applicable law requires it, Gusto will obtain opt-in consent before processing sensitive personal information such as precise geolocation, Social Security numbers, and biometric data. Users who activate AI-powered integrations should be aware that their personal information may be shared with third-party providers to enable those features, and that they bear sole responsibility for reviewing all AI Outputs before those outputs are executed or applied. To exercise your opt-out rights, you can contact Gusto directly as recognized under this policy.
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13 important changes detected
28 versions captured · Last updated: July 2026
Gusto's Privacy Policy was updated on July 1, 2026 by adding one sentence to the table of contents. The document now lists 'Gusto Channel Partner Program Terms' in the legal …
View change record →Gusto updated its Privacy Policy on June 28, 2026 with nine sentence-level edits, primarily formatting corrections and contact information updates. The substantive changes include correcting the contact email address from …
View change record →Gusto updated three contact details in its Privacy Policy on June 21, 2026: the privacy email address changed from privacy@gusto.com to [email protected], and minor formatting corrections were made to …
View change record →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 …
View change record →Gusto updated its Privacy Policy on June 13, 2026 with primarily technical and administrative corrections. The changes include correcting email contact addresses from a generic format to privacy@gusto.com, fixing spacing …
View change record →Gusto updated its Privacy Policy effective June 1, 2026, to clarify scope and expand disclosure of data collection practices. The policy now explicitly covers retirement accounts (401k and SEP IRA/IRA …
View change record →The change detected in Gusto's Privacy Policy on May 28, 2026 involves a modification to one sentence within the document. The specific nature of the modified sentence cannot be determined …
View change record →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 …
View change record →The diff provided shows Gusto's Privacy Notice with minimal substantive changes. One sentence was modified, though the visible change in the diff context appears to be a character encoding issue …
View change record →Gusto updated contact email addresses in its privacy policy and related terms. The company replaced several branded email addresses (legal-opt-outs@gusto.com and support@gusto.com) with a generic inbox address ([email protected]). This …
View change record →Gusto updated contact email addresses in its Privacy Policy on April 23, 2026. The policy now directs users to email legal-opt-outs@gusto.com for arbitration opt-outs and legal notices, and support@gusto.com for …
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