Amazon says it uses personal information to develop generative AI
The privacy notice says Amazon uses personal information to develop or deploy generative AI models, as well as to provide and improve its services.
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The privacy notice says Amazon uses personal information to develop or deploy generative AI models, as well as to provide and improve its services.
If you post reviews, photos, videos, or other material, the terms give Amazon a worldwide, perpetual, irrevocable, sublicensable license to reuse it.
The terms require most disputes to go through binding arbitration rather than court, on an individual basis, after a 60-day pre-arbitration process.
Amazon says it automatically collects browsing and shopping activity, device and location signals, and other usage details to operate and improve its services.
The privacy notice says Amazon uses personal information to develop or deploy generative AI models, as well as to provide and improve its services.
If you use Alexa Communication, Amazon processes and retains your messages in the cloud and stores them for access in the Alexa app and select devices.
This applies to Alexa Communication, not necessarily to all Amazon messaging or calling services.
Drop In lets users you permit connect instantly to your Alexa device for voice or video chat without you taking action.
This applies only if you enable Drop In and grant permission to users.
Amazon may share advertising identifiers and ad-event data with ad companies; some may use it for other advertisers’ ads, and an opt-out is available.
If you post reviews, photos, videos, or other material, the terms give Amazon a worldwide, perpetual, irrevocable, sublicensable license to reuse it.
This applies when you post content or submit material to an Amazon service.
The terms reserve Amazon’s discretion to refuse service, terminate accounts, remove or edit content, or cancel orders.
The terms require most disputes to go through binding arbitration rather than court, on an individual basis, after a 60-day pre-arbitration process.
Alexa enables voice and other purchasing by default using your Amazon payment and shipping settings; you can require a code or turn off voice purchasing.
This applies if you use Alexa; the voice-purchase controls may not cover purchases that are not processed by Amazon.
Consider requiring a speakable confirmation code or turning off voice purchasing in the voice purchasing settings.
An Alexa subscription bought through Amazon automatically renews at the then-applicable fee unless you cancel or turn off renewal before a charge.
This applies to Alexa subscriptions billed directly by Amazon; third-party billing terms apply when the third party bills you.
If you do not want a renewal, cancel or turn off auto-renewal before the next charge.
If you cancel an Alexa subscription, cancellation generally takes effect at the end of the paid period and fees already paid are not refunded.
This applies to Alexa subscriptions; third-party subscriptions may have different cancellation and refund policies.
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This report was generated from saved policy text and checked in a second automated review. Automated interpretation can still miss or misread terms. The source documents were retrieved on Oct 20, 2026. Policies may have changed since retrieval.