Audible's privacy practices are governed by Amazon's Privacy Notice rather than a standalone Audible privacy policy, meaning Amazon's broader data terms apply to your Audible usage.
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Amazon's Privacy Notice is a broad document covering a large number of services and data uses. By accepting Audible's terms, you are subject to Amazon's full data collection and use framework, which includes advertising, AI training, and third-party data sharing.
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Amazon's Privacy Notice is a broad document covering a large number of services and data uses. By accepting Audible's terms, you are subject to Amazon's full data collection and use framework, which includes advertising, AI training, and third-party data sharing.
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