Twilio uses Visual Website Optimizer (VWO) to run A/B tests and personalization experiments on its website, which tracks your behavior to determine which version of a page you see and may profile your browsing patterns.
Explicitly discloses VWO's A/B testing and behavioral profiling capabilities with specific account IDs and configuration, showing Twilio's use of conversion optimization tools that collect visitor behavior data.
View full change record →VWO's body-hiding initialization technique (opacity:0) means your page experience is briefly suppressed while the profiling script loads, and your session data is used to segment you into A/B test groups, which constitutes behavioral profiling under GDPR.
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Compare across platforms →VWO temporarily hides the entire page body while loading, preventing you from seeing content until the tracking script has initialized, and your browsing behavior is used to assign you to test variations — a form of automated profiling.
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: GDPR Art. 22 (automated decision-making and profiling), Art. 6(1)(a) (consent for profiling), Art. 13 (transparency about profiling activities), EU ePrivacy Directive Art. 5(3), and UK PECR Reg. 6. The VWO consent wrapper (VWO.init with consentState) suggests an attempt at consent-gated initialization, but the primary VWO code loads unconditionally before consent check.
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