Amazon Privacy Notice

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 relevant ads, and when a third party is involved in your transaction, Amazon shares your related personal information with them. Amazon says it does not sell your personal information, and depending on where you live, you may have a right to access or delete your data.

The Amazon Privacy Notice establishes the scope and mechanics of Amazon Marketplace's data collection, use, and sharing practices across its services and physical stores. Amazon automatically collects information about user interactions with its services and receives and stores any information users provide, with continued use of Amazon Services constituting consent to these practices. Personal information is used for interest-based advertising without use of directly identifying information, while information is shared with ad companies for ad delivery and measurement, with third parties involved in transactions, and — in corporate acquisition scenarios — subject to the commitments of the pre-existing Privacy Notice unless the user consents otherwise. Amazon states it does not sell customers' personal information. Privacy rights, including access and deletion, are conditioned on applicable law and vary by jurisdiction, and all privacy disputes are governed by Washington state law and Amazon's Conditions of Use.

When you use Amazon Services, data about your interactions is collected automatically and any information you provide is stored — and your continued use counts as consent to these practices. Amazon shares information with ad companies to show you ads (though not your name or directly identifying information), and shares your personal information with third-party sellers or parties involved in your transactions. If you want to access or delete your personal information, you can submit a request to Amazon, though whether that right applies depends on the laws of your jurisdiction.