102 Total
33 High severity
59 Medium severity
10 Low severity

Key Facts

May Ro use AI technologies to process information it collects about users?
Ro may use AI technologies for its legitimate business purposes to process information it collects about users, including to personalize content and recommendations, improve service efficiency and accuracy, and enhance customer support through AI-assisted responses.
What does the CCPA allow users to limit?
The CCPA allows users to limit the use or disclosure of their sensitive personal information, as defined in the CCPA, if that information is used for certain purposes.
What does Ro require to provide its services?
Ro requires certain types of information to provide its services, and if a user does not provide that information or asks Ro to delete it, the user may no longer be able to access or use part or all of Ro's services.
Does Ro collect information about users' sex life and sexual orientation?
Ro collects information about users' sex life and sexual orientation.
Does Ro require that critical decisions regarding users' health care involve human oversight from qualified healthcare professionals?
Ro requires that critical decisions regarding users' health care always involve human oversight from qualified healthcare professionals, even when AI assists in the process.
What right do users have regarding Ro's use of sensitive data?
Users have a right to limit or opt out of Ro's use of sensitive data for purposes other than providing requested services or as otherwise permitted by law, including Ro's and its partners' processing of sensitive data for tailored advertising purposes.
How may residents of certain U.S. states opt out of the sale of their personal information or its sharing or processing through cookies, pixels, and similar online tools for targeted advertising?
Residents of certain U.S. states may opt out of the sale of their personal information or its sharing or processing through cookies, pixels, and similar online tools for targeted advertising by clicking the 'Your Privacy Choices' link.
Does Ro provide customer information to service providers?
Ro sometimes provides customer information, such as email addresses, to service providers who may match that information in de-identified form to cookies or mobile ad identifiers and other proprietary IDs to provide users with more relevant ads.
What right does Ro grant state residents regarding information Ro has collected about them?
Ro grants state residents the right to access the information Ro has collected about them and to receive a copy of certain information in a portable format.
What right does Ro grant state residents regarding deletion of information?
Ro grants state residents the right to request deletion of the information Ro has about them.
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Summary

Ro's privacy policy explains what personal information Ro collects about you, how it uses and shares that information, and what rights you have over it. Ro collects highly sensitive health data—including your medical history, mental health, genetics, prescriptions, and sexual orientation—and uses it to provide services, personalize content, and serve targeted advertising. You have rights to access, delete, or limit use of your data, but deleting required information may mean losing access to some or all of Ro's services.

Analysis

Ro's privacy policy establishes the categories of personal information Ro collects, the purposes for which it is used, the parties with whom it is shared, and the rights available to users. Ro collects an extensive range of sensitive health data—including medical history, mental health information, genetics, prescriptions, lab results, medical photos, insurance information, and information about sex life and sexual orientation—and uses that information to deliver services, provide personalized content, measure advertising effectiveness, and serve targeted advertising in accordance with applicable legal requirements. Ro may employ AI technologies to process user information for these business purposes, subject to a firm requirement that critical healthcare decisions always involve human oversight from qualified healthcare professionals. Users in qualifying U.S. states hold rights to access, portability, deletion, and the ability to limit or opt out of the use of their sensitive data for advertising and other non-service purposes, including through a dedicated 'Your Privacy Choices' link; however, exercising certain rights—such as requesting deletion—may result in loss of access to part or all of Ro's services.

What this means for you

Because Ro collects deeply sensitive health information—including mental health, genetics, prescriptions, medical photos, and sexual orientation—and uses it for both care delivery and targeted advertising, users should be aware of how broadly their data is processed. Ro may also share customer information such as email addresses with service providers who use it in advertising targeting processes. AI technologies may process your information for multiple business purposes, though Ro requires human oversight from qualified healthcare professionals for critical healthcare decisions. If you are a resident of a qualifying U.S. state, you can opt out of the sale of your personal information and its use for targeted advertising by clicking the 'Your Privacy Choices' link, and you can separately request to limit or opt out of Ro's and its partners' use of your sensitive data for tailored advertising.

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2 versions captured · Last updated: August 2026

What changed In an update detected on August 11, 2026, Ro's privacy policy navigation section was modified to replace one ambassador name with another. The change substituted 'The Taylors' with 'Chrissy Metz' in the list of Ro Ambassadors. This appears to be a routine update to the public-facing navigation menu reflecting current brand partnerships.
Why this matters This change does not affect Ro's actual privacy practices, data collection, or user rights. The updated text modifies only the public navigation menu listing of brand ambassadors, replacing one name with another. No changes to privacy protections, data handling, consent requirements, or disclosure obligations are present.
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