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August 21, 2026 01:17 UTC
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September 2, 2026 01:14 UTC
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Change Summary
AWS Bedrock removed language requiring explicit consent to transfer customer content and metadata to Anthropic for abuse detection, and removed the sentence describing that transfer. The updated terms now state that abuse detection for certain Anthropic models requires consent via an opt-in mechanism in service documentation, but the removed language no longer mentions the Data Processing Addendum or explicit instruction to transfer data. Additionally, the terms now explicitly disclose that Bedrock abuse detection on Kiro includes retention and potential human review of inputs and outputs when selecting certain models.
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0AWS Service Terms Last Updated: August 20, 2026 1.0AWS Service Terms Last Updated: September 1, 2026 1.
571If we detect a potential violation, you agree and instruct that we may review the Service inputs and outputs to determine if a violation has occurred. 50.12.2.1. If we detect apparent child sexual abuse material (“CSAM”), you agree and instruct that we may: (a) review the flagged input or output to determine if it is CSAM, and (b) report the incident to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children or other authority. 50.12.2.2. Certain Anthropic models identified on the Bedrock abuse detection page require you to consent to the transfer of Your Content and associated metadata to Anthropic for abuse detection, via the opt-in mechanism described in the applicable service documentation .571If we detect a potential violation, you agree and instruct that we may review the Service inputs and outputs to determine if a violation has occurred. 50.12.2.1. If we detect apparent child sexual abuse material (“CSAM”), you agree and instruct that we may: (a) review the flagged input or output to determine if it is CSAM, and (b) report the incident to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children or other authority. 50.12.3. Provisioned throughput commitments for Bedrock.
572By providing such consent, you instruct AWS to transfer Your Content and associated metadata to Anthropic for processing in accordance with Anthropic's Data Processing Addendum . 50.12.3. Provisioned throughput commitments for Bedrock.Removed
588Kiro. 50.14.1. If you purchase your Kiro subscription on a payment portal powered by Stripe, then for purposes of your use of Kiro, Amazon Web Services, Inc. is the AWS Contracting Party under the Agreement. 50.14.2. Per Section 1.24 of the Service Terms, Amazon Bedrock abuse detection mechanisms apply to your use of Kiro.587Kiro 50.14.1. If you purchase your Kiro subscription on a payment portal powered by Stripe, then for purposes of your use of Kiro, Amazon Web Services, Inc. is the AWS Contracting Party under the Agreement. 50.14.2. Per Section 1.24 of the Service Terms, Amazon Bedrock abuse detection mechanisms apply to your use of Kiro, including our retention and potential human review of inputs and outputs when you select certain models.
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