— Privacy score
Acceptable
GRADE C
Grade Spectrum
Updated 10 days ago
63
FDCBA
Data Collection20% wt
35/100
7 / 20 pts contributed
Data Sharing25% wt
50/100
13 / 25 pts contributed
Tracking20% wt
90/100
18 / 20 pts contributed
Transparency20% wt
50/100
10 / 20 pts contributed
User Rights15% wt
100/100
15 / 15 pts contributed
AI Risk
55/100
Analysis Findings
Data Collection
20 Types
Data Sharing
5 Issues
Tracking
4 Trackers
Transparency
Fair
User Rights
Comprehensive
AI Practices
55/100
Top Subprocessors
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Amazon.com, Inc. and its affiliates
amazon.com · General business operations and data sharing within the corporate group, subject to the same Privacy Notice.
T
Third-party sellers on AWS Marketplace
Facilitate subscriptions, purchases, or support for services, software, and content offered on AWS Offerings.
T
Third-Party Service Providers
Perform functions on behalf of AWS, including delivering hardware, sending communications, processing payments, assessing credit and compliance risks, analyzing data, providing marketing and sales assistance, conducting customer relationship management, and providing training.
C
Companies and organizations for fraud prevention and credit risk reduction
Fraud prevention and detection, and credit risk reduction.
A
Advertising Partners
Help deliver more useful and relevant ads on other sites and services and measure their effectiveness.
Collected Data Types
Contact Information
identity
Payment Information
financial
User-Provided Location Information
technical
Organizational Information and Contacts
other
Authentication and Security Credentials
identity
Cookies & Tracking
No data available
Doing Well
- Data inventory with purpose mapping documented
- Subprocessor list published
- No advertising trackers detected
- Privacy policy published
- Comprehensive policy sections
- Data processing purposes stated
Concerns
- Collects biometric data
- Tracks behavioral data
- Collects browsing history
- Collects location data
- Collects financial data
- Collects 20 data types
Privacy Summary
AWS collects personal data you provide (like contact and payment information), data automatically generated from your use of their services, and information from other sources, including through cookies. They share this data with their affiliates, service providers, and partners involved in your transactions, and limited, non-directly identifying data with advertising partners, but state they do not sell your personal information. To request data deletion, AWS customers can manage it via their console or contact support, while non-customers can submit a data request form linked in the policy.
AI-generated summary based on policy analysis dated Apr 17, 2026
Quick Facts
Legal NameAmazon Web Services, Inc.
HeadquartersUS
Data DeletionModerate (6/10)
Vendors6 third parties
Data Types20 types collected
Last AnalyzedApr 17, 2026
Compliance
GDPRYes
CCPAYes
Data Request FormYes
Recent BreachNo
Data BrokerNo
Policy Documents
AI Risk
- AI usage only partially disclosed
- Hidden AI usage detected
- High user impact from AI usage
- Automated decision-making risk