Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information
Last updated: July 22, 2026
Arlo does not sell your personal information. We may use Meta Pixel and X Pixel on public marketing, signup, onboarding, and trial confirmation pages to measure whether ads are working. Some U.S. privacy laws may treat that kind of advertising measurement as "sharing" for cross-context behavioral advertising.
Arlo does not send your email address, phone number, messages, calls, meeting transcripts, connected-account data, memory, or sensitive information to Meta or X through these pixels. The pixels are not loaded inside logged-in workspace pages.
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Advertising measurement choices
Arlo can use limited Meta and X advertising measurement on public marketing, signup, onboarding, and trial confirmation pages. It is off for this browser when you opt out here, or when your browser sends GPC or Do Not Track.
AI training datasets
AI-training participation is an account-level choice. The U.S. signup default applies only to verified adult new accounts after the current notice; non-U.S. and unknown locations require a separate opt-in. When participation is active, Arlo may license only qualifying deidentified structural workflow records—not raw messages, connected content, memories, calls, meetings, or transcripts. Choosing Keep private or turning it off does not affect your Arlo features, price, or usage limits.
Manage AI training in Account Settings.
Global Privacy Control is a binding opt-out for AI-training participation. Arlo records the signal, disables future eligibility, and invalidates undelivered candidates.
You can also email privacy@arlo.sh with privacy requests. If your browser sends Global Privacy Control (GPC), Arlo treats that signal as an opt-out for advertising pixels and AI-training participation. Do Not Track also disables advertising pixels.