AWS shares your personal information with outside companies that help run its services, and also with business partners for co-branded products and joint marketing, meaning your data can reach organizations beyond Amazon itself.
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Sharing with third-party service providers and business partners expands the pool of organizations that hold your personal information, each with their own privacy and security practices, and creates downstream data handling risks.
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Your personal information including contact details and usage data may be disclosed to third-party vendors for operational purposes and to business partners for marketing activities, which means organizations outside AWS may access your data.
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Sharing with third-party service providers and business partners expands the pool of organizations that hold your personal information, each with their own privacy and security practices, and creates downstream data handling risks.
Your personal information including contact details and usage data may be disclosed to third-party vendors for operational purposes and to business partners for marketing activities, which means organizations outside AWS may access your data.
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