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This provision defines the scope of Amazon's responsibility versus the user's responsibility in a multi-party service environment. It clarifies that Amazon does not assume liability for third-party services, integrations, or end-user violations of applicable law, which affects how risk and compliance obligations are distributed across the service relationship.
Users operating under this provision assume responsibility for vetting, monitoring, and ensuring compliance of any third-party services or content they use in connection with AWS, and for their own use of the platform. Users cannot rely on Amazon to assume liability for third-party integrations or for user-initiated violations of law or policy.
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This provision defines the scope of Amazon's responsibility versus the user's responsibility in a multi-party service environment. It clarifies that Amazon does not assume liability for third-party services, integrations, or end-user violations of applicable law, which affects how risk and compliance obligations are distributed across the service relationship.
Users operating under this provision assume responsibility for vetting, monitoring, and ensuring compliance of any third-party services or content they use in connection with AWS, and for their own use of the platform. Users cannot rely on Amazon to assume liability for third-party integrations or for user-initiated violations of law or policy.
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