“for any content or activity that promotes child sexual exploitation or abuse;”
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This is an absolute prohibition with no stated exceptions, covering both content and activity that promotes child sexual exploitation or abuse.
Any use of AWS services for content or activity promoting child sexual exploitation or abuse is prohibited.
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"for any content or activity that promotes child sexual exploitation or abuse;Excerpt from Amazon's AWS Acceptable Use Policy
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This is an absolute prohibition with no stated exceptions, covering both content and activity that promotes child sexual exploitation or abuse.
Any use of AWS services for content or activity promoting child sexual exploitation or abuse is prohibited.
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