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Personal information does reach advertising partners, but AWS limits what is shared by substituting indirect identifiers for directly identifying details such as name.
Users' personal information is shared with advertising partners, though AWS excludes names and direct identifiers and uses indirect identifiers instead.
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"AWS shares limited personal information with our advertising partners. We don't share your name or other information that directly identifies you when we do this. Instead, we use an identifier like a cookie or a unique code derived from your contact information...Excerpt from AWS's Privacy Notice
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Personal information does reach advertising partners, but AWS limits what is shared by substituting indirect identifiers for directly identifying details such as name.
Users' personal information is shared with advertising partners, though AWS excludes names and direct identifiers and uses indirect identifiers instead.
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