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There's also this gem in the FAQs: > If I decide I don’t want to use Amazon One any more after signing up, can I delete my biometric data? > Yes, you can requ
by ballenf 6y ago
There's also this gem in the FAQs:
> If I decide I don’t want to use Amazon One any more after signing up, can I delete my biometric data?
> Yes, you can request to delete data associated with Amazon One through the device itself or via the online customer portal at one.amazon.com. We believe customers should always be in complete control of when and where they use the service, and we designed Amazon One with this in mind.
Maybe I'm paranoid, but that FAQ feels like it was worded by Orwellian doublespeak experts:
- you can "request" (thank you for granting us permission to make a request of you)
- data associated with Amazon one (all the data or only certain data? Do you keep data that's not associated with an account but maybe still associated with my identity?)
- bit_logic 6y agoThis is why we need laws like the California CCPA and GDPR to be in more places. Regulation with high penalties for not complying is the solution here.
- m1gu3l 6y agoyeah it doesn’t take a tech or legal genius to suss out that this wording leaves the door to fuckery wide open.
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