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Users' personal information and content held within Third-Party Services may flow to Amazon, expanding Amazon's visibility beyond direct Kindle usage data.
The updated terms no longer include any language governing Kindle Vella, a service that previously allowed customers to purchase and redeem digital Tokens for eligible content through the Kindle Store. This removal eliminates contractual protections that previously governed Token ownership (non-expiration, non-transferability), refund policies, and geographic restrictions. Users who hold existing Token balances or have purchased Vella content should contact Amazon customer service to understand how their existing purchases and balances are affected, as the terms no longer explicitly address this service.
View change record →Readers who use Third-Party Services connected to Kindle may have their contact information and content from those services shared with Amazon.
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Users' personal information and content held within Third-Party Services may flow to Amazon, expanding Amazon's visibility beyond direct Kindle usage data.
Readers who use Third-Party Services connected to Kindle may have their contact information and content from those services shared with Amazon.
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