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"AWS has contracts in place with the following third-party service provider(s) (delegatees) to perform functions on behalf of AWS in Korea, and they may have access to your personal information as needed to perform their functions...Excerpt from AWS's Privacy Notice
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The clause states: “AWS has contracts in place with the following third-party service provider(s) (delegatees) to perform functions on behalf of AWS in Korea, and they may have access to your personal information as needed to perform their functions...”
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