Policy Drift Analysis Mixed 1 mo

AWS has made 3 significant policy changes since monitoring began in May 2026 (1 mo).
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Documents Affected

AWS Customer Agreement
2 changes
The AWS Customer Agreement is the primary contract between AWS and its cloud services customers, covering account access, payment obligations, service suspension rights, data handling, intellectual property, and dispute procedures. …
Jun 2, 2026
AWS simplified its Mexico customer contracting rules on June 1, 2026. Previously, Mexico-based customers were routed to the Mexico AWS entity based on their payment …
low neutral
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AWS Privacy Notice
1 change
This is the AWS Privacy Notice governing how Amazon Web Services collects and uses personal information from visitors to the AWS website and users of AWS marketing communications. The notice …
May 18, 2026
AWS updated its Privacy Notice on May 18, 2026, making four operational changes. The document added a new section titled 'Advertising' to the table of …
low neutral

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All Changes (3)

Jun 2, 2026
AWS simplified its Mexico customer contracting rules on June 1, 2026. Previously, Mexico-based customers were routed to the Mexico AWS entity based on their payment method and address in two …
low neutral AWS Customer Agreement
May 19, 2026
AWS updated its Customer Agreement on May 19, 2026, making 39 additions, 15 removals, and 52 modifications across 309 sentences. The most material change was removal of a specific provision …
low neutral AWS Customer Agreement
May 18, 2026
AWS updated its Privacy Notice on May 18, 2026, making four operational changes. The document added a new section titled 'Advertising' to the table of contents. AWS also updated the …
low neutral AWS Privacy Notice
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