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Change Summary
AWS Bedrock updated its AWS Clean Rooms service terms on July 11, 2026, revising how content deletion and resource removal work. The previous language stated that deletion requests would result in removal of all content from the collaboration dataset. The updated language now requires that deletion, removal of configured resources, or disallowing content from being used in intermediate tables will result in termination of access to that content or deletion from intermediate tables, with specifics described in service documentation. This shifts the deletion mechanism from a blanket dataset removal to a more granular resource-level operation tied to service documentation.
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571This Section 50.13 does not apply to any Amazon Q feature or service that is not listed in the prior sentence. 50.13.1.Service Improvement.571This Section 50.13 does not apply to any Amazon Q feature or service that is not listed in the prior sentence. 50.13.1. Service Improvement.
899You may make available Your Content, including a dataset and/or a custom model, as part of an AWS Clean Rooms Collaboration.899You may configure resources to make Your Content, including a dataset and/or a custom model, available as part of an AWS Clean Rooms Collaboration.
900You may also disclose Your Content to, or receive Third-Party Content from an Other AWS Customer. 92.3. If you request deletion of Your Content from the AWS Clean Rooms Collaboration dataset, or if an Other AWS Customer that is a participant to the AWS Clean Rooms Collaboration requests deletion of its Third-Party Content from the AWS Clean Rooms Collaboration dataset, we will delete all Your Content and all Third-Party Content from the AWS Clean Rooms Collaboration dataset. 92.4. Any interaction as part of an AWS Clean Rooms Collaboration will be governed by separate terms and conditions between you and such Other AWS Customer (if any). 92.5. AWS Clean Rooms ML 92.5.1. You will not, and will not allow any third-party to, use AWS Clean Rooms ML to, directly or indirectly, develop or improve a similar or competing product or service to AWS Clean Rooms ML. 92.5.2. AWS Clean Rooms ML is not intended for use in, or in association with, the operation of any hazardous environments or critical systems that may lead to serious bodily injury or death or cause environmental or property damage.900You may also disclose Your Content to, or receive Third-Party Content from an Other AWS Customer. 92.3. Your deletion of an AWS Clean Rooms Collaboration, deletion or removal of resources configured to make Your Content available in a Collaboration, or disallowing Your Content from being used in an intermediate table, will result in termination of access to Your Content or deletion of Your Content from intermediate tables, as described in the applicable service documentation. 92.4. Any interaction as part of an AWS Clean Rooms Collaboration will be governed by separate terms and conditions between you and such Other AWS Customer (if any). 92.5. AWS Clean Rooms ML 92.5.1. You will not, and will not allow any third-party to, use AWS Clean Rooms ML to, directly or indirectly, develop or improve a similar or competing product or service to AWS Clean Rooms ML. 92.5.2. AWS Clean Rooms ML is not intended for use in, or in association with, the operation of any hazardous environments or critical systems that may lead to serious bodily injury or death or cause environmental or property damage.
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