“We do not engage in profiling of consumers in furtherance of automated decisions that produce legal or similarly significant effects, as those terms are defined under the Colorado Privacy Act or the Oregon Privacy Act.”
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This commitment, scoped to definitions under the Colorado Privacy Act and Oregon Privacy Act, means AWS does not subject consumers to a category of high-stakes automated decision-making those laws specifically regulate.
Interpretive note: The scope of this commitment is explicitly limited to the definitions under the Colorado Privacy Act and Oregon Privacy Act. Profiling that does not meet those specific statutory definitions is not addressed by this clause.
Consumers are not subject to AWS profiling for automated decisions with legal or similarly significant effects as those terms are defined under the Colorado Privacy Act or Oregon Privacy Act.
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"We do not engage in profiling of consumers in furtherance of automated decisions that produce legal or similarly significant effects, as those terms are defined under the Colorado Privacy Act or the Oregon Privacy Act.Excerpt from AWS's Privacy Notice
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This commitment, scoped to definitions under the Colorado Privacy Act and Oregon Privacy Act, means AWS does not subject consumers to a category of high-stakes automated decision-making those laws specifically regulate.
Consumers are not subject to AWS profiling for automated decisions with legal or similarly significant effects as those terms are defined under the Colorado Privacy Act or Oregon Privacy Act.
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