Version history

Miro's privacy policy was reformatted in an update detected on July 22, 2026. The substantive contact information and privacy inquiries section remained unchanged: the same EU representative, mailing address, and online contact method are still listed. The primary change was removal of website footer navigation elements (links to product, solutions, resources, pricing, and other corporate pages) that previously appeared at the end of the policy document. This is a structural cleanup rather than a change to privacy practices or user rights.

In an update detected on July 21, 2026, Miro modified a single sentence in its Privacy Policy navigation menu. The change reorganized the footer resource links, moving "Webinars" and "Customer Stories" to different positions within the navigation hierarchy. This is a formatting and menu restructuring change with no impact on the substantive privacy terms, data practices, or user protections disclosed in the policy.

Miro's privacy policy underwent a website navigation menu reorganization detected on July 17, 2026. The change modified the site's product menu structure and top-level navigation links without altering the substantive text of the privacy policy itself. The policy's effective date remains August 1, 2025, and no changes to data collection, use, disclosure, or user rights were made.

Miro's privacy policy underwent organizational restructuring on July 11, 2026. The document removed 13 numbered section headings from its table of contents (including sections on applicability, data collection types, use of data, retention, sharing, security, third-party links, age restrictions, international transfers, rights, US-specific rights, policy changes, and contact information) while preserving the substantive policy text. The policy's effective date remains August 1, 2025. This change appears to be a formatting or structural reorganization rather than a substantive modification of data practices.

Miro added a structured table of contents to its Privacy Policy on June 19, 2026, organizing the document into 13 numbered sections including 'Applicability of this Privacy Policy,' 'The types of Personal Data we collect,' 'How we use Personal Data,' 'Data retention,' 'How we share and disclose Personal Data,' 'Security,' 'Your rights,' and others. The underlying privacy policy text and effective date (August 1, 2025) remain unchanged. This is a formatting and organizational restructuring that improves document navigation without modifying the substantive privacy commitments or data practices disclosed.

The detected change consists of minor text additions in the navigation and header areas of Miro's Privacy Policy document. Two words—'Andrey' and 'Jeff'—were inserted into non-substantive sections of the page layout. These appear to be incidental text insertions in navigation elements rather than changes to the privacy policy's operative language, terms, or disclosures. The substantive privacy policy text, effective date, and all regulatory provisions remain unchanged.

Miro updated its Privacy Policy on May 21, 2026 by modifying promotional language on the policy landing page. The previous version referenced a San Francisco event registration, while the updated version promotes a Canvas 26 keynote video. The substantive privacy terms themselves remained unchanged. This is a formatting and promotional update with no operational impact on data handling, consent, retention, or user rights.

Miro updated the footer of its Privacy Policy on May 19, 2026, changing one word in a navigation link. The previous version linked to 'Private Policy' while the updated version links to 'Privacy Policy'. This appears to be a formatting or labeling correction in the document footer with no material change to the privacy practices or disclosures themselves.

On May 16, 2026, Miro's Privacy Policy was updated to add a navigation link to 'Connectors' in the product menu structure. This is a navigation and site organization change with no modification to the substantive privacy terms, data practices, or consumer rights stated in the policy.

Miro updated its Privacy Policy on May 14, 2026 by adding a navigation link labeled 'AI Trust' in the policy header. The change does not alter substantive privacy terms, rights, or obligations. This appears to be a structural navigation update directing users to AI governance or trust-related content.

Miro updated their privacy policy navigation on May 6, 2026 by changing the call-to-action button from 'Sign up free' to 'Get started free' in the header. This is a minor editorial update to button labeling with no material change to the privacy practices, data handling, user rights, or policy substance described in the document.