Kindle Store Terms of Use

Sharing & Disclosure · Company practice

Linked third-party services may send Amazon your data and content

When you link your Amazon account with a Third-Party Service, such as a cloud storage service, that service may share information with Amazon about you and your use of it, such as your contact information and the content you store or use there. A Third-Party Service is a third-party service or application that Amazon makes available for use on or through any Service or Supported Device.

Supporting quotations

When you link your Amazon account with a Third-Party Service, such as a cloud storage service, (i) that Third Party Service may share information with us about you and your use of the Third-Party Service, such as your contact information and the content you store or use in that Third-Party Service

means a service or application provided by a third party that we make available to you for use on or through any Service or Supported Device.

Qualifications & exceptions

• Triggered by your linking of the accounts.
• The listed information types are examples ("such as").

Not stated here

• Which information a particular linked service sends depends on that service and is not specified.

Sharing & Disclosure · Context

Information you give others through the Service is your responsibility

You are solely responsible for any information you provide to others using the Service. How those third parties use it is governed by any privacy notice or other terms they may provide to you, not by Amazon's terms.

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You are solely responsible for any information you provide to others using the Service. Use of information you provide to these third parties will be subject to any privacy notice or other terms that they may provide to you.

Qualifications & exceptions

• Third parties' own notices or terms govern their use of what you give them.

Not stated here

• Whether any particular third party provides a privacy notice is not stated.