“If you do not agree with the above-stated overseas transfers, please stop using AWS Services and close your AWS Account.”
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Continued use of AWS Services in South Korea is conditioned on acceptance of overseas data transfers; the only way to opt out is to stop using the service and close the account.
Interpretive note: The geographic scope (South Korea) is inferred from the clause name and document structure; the quoted excerpt itself does not name South Korea. The specific overseas transfers referenced by 'above-stated' are not included in the excerpt.
South Korean users who object to overseas transfers of their data have no opt-out mechanism short of stopping use of AWS Services and closing their AWS Account.
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Continued use of AWS Services in South Korea is conditioned on acceptance of overseas data transfers; the only way to opt out is to stop using the service and close the account.
South Korean users who object to overseas transfers of their data have no opt-out mechanism short of stopping use of AWS Services and closing their AWS Account.
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