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Amazon specifically has you use their DNS server on a mobile device [0]. I imagine DNS allows them to get a confirmation of your identity when viewing ads serv
by htag 4y ago
Amazon specifically has you use their DNS server on a mobile device [0]. I imagine DNS allows them to get a confirmation of your identity when viewing ads served by Amazon on third party websites/apps. Their main page makes no mention on what rights they claim to DNS logs that are not related to ads, and I don't have the time or expertise to dive into their entire privacy policy.
[0] https://panel.amazon.com https://panel.amazon.com
- Ayesh 4y agoUnless you change it to something else, the ISP-set DNS servers get all of these data anyway. I use NextDNS an all my devices. The amount of data you can gather from them about a person is mind boggling, given the amount of telemetry most services use, and the trend of very low DNS TTL.