Kindle Store Terms of Use

Amazon · agreement dated June 30, 2026 · Official agreement

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Use & Processing · Company practice

Amazon may use and modify linked-service data to provide and improve services

Amazon may use, copy, modify, store and display the information a linked Third-Party Service shares, to provide and improve its services, for instance to let you read shared content on Supported Devices. Amazon says it will handle any information it receives under the Amazon.com Privacy Notice. The Kindle Connections FAQ is named as the place to learn more about these integrations, including how to disconnect your account.

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(ii) Amazon may use, copy, modify, store, and display that information to provide and improve our services (for instance, to allow you to read shared content on Supported Devices).
We will handle any information we receive in accordance with the Amazon.com Privacy Notice.
including how to disconnect your account.

Qualifications & exceptions

  • Purpose stated: to provide and improve Amazon's services; the purpose is "our services" generally, not only Kindle.
  • Handling is tied to the Amazon.com Privacy Notice.

Not stated here

  • The Privacy Notice and the Kindle Connections FAQ were not supplied, so the handling rules and disconnection steps are not analyzed here.

Use & Processing · Company practice

Your Kindle information may be stored outside your country

Information provided to Amazon through Kindle Software may be stored on servers outside the country in which you live. Amazon says it will handle any information it receives in accordance with the Amazon.com Privacy Notice.

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Information provided to Amazon may be stored on servers outside the country in which you live.
We will handle any information we receive in accordance with the

Qualifications & exceptions

  • Storage abroad is possible ("may"), not stated as certain.
  • Handling is tied to the Privacy Notice.

Not stated here

  • The Amazon.com Privacy Notice was not supplied, so the handling and transfer protections it describes are not analyzed here.