Users are bound to resolve privacy disputes under Washington state law and the terms of Amazon's Conditions of Use, which include limitations on damages and dispute resolution procedures.
The right to access or delete personal information is conditioned on applicable law, meaning it is not universally guaranteed and varies by jurisdiction.
This means user data flows beyond Amazon's own advertising purposes to benefit third-party advertisers the user has no direct relationship with.
Information is shared with ad companies for advertising purposes, but a stated limit prevents the sharing of directly identifying information such as users' names.
Although customer data can change hands in a corporate transaction, the receiving party is bound by prior privacy commitments, limiting the new owner's freedom to repurpose the data.
This document explains how Amazon collects, uses, and shares your information when you use its services or visit its physical stores. Amazon shares information with ad companies to show you …
Amazon expanded its privacy notice to explicitly disclose that it uses machine learning and artificial intelligence to process information from carriers and other sources, including using data to develop generative …
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