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Amazon Shopping

Ecommerce & PaymentsLast updated: 2026-06-10

Amazon Shopping is Amazon's retail marketplace, reviewed for purchase history, personalization, ads, sharing, retention, and controls.

ScoreLatest FindingScore BreakdownSource & EvidenceCompanyAlternatives
ScoreLatest FindingScore BreakdownSource & EvidenceCompanyAlternatives

50

Weak

Weak
Weak
Poor
Weak
Mixed

Overall Score

50

Weak

AI Training:45
Weak
Data Sharing:45
Weak
Ads & Tracking:35
Poor
Data Retention:55
Weak
User Control:65
Mixed

Overall Score

50

Weak

AI Training:45
Weak
Data Sharing:45
Weak
Ads & Tracking:35
Poor
Data Retention:55
Weak
User Control:65
Mixed

Latest Policy Findings: 2026-06-10

Amazon gives shoppers real account controls, but browsing, purchases, and device links still feed a very large advertising system.

Strongest: User Control
65/100

Amazon is strongest where users can manage ad preferences, browsing history, device links, deletion requests, and account-level privacy choices.

Weakest: Ads & Tracking
35/100

The weakest area is the combined shopping profile built from purchases, searches, devices, Alexa connections, and cross-service ad signals.

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Score Breakdown:

AI Training

45

Weak

45

Weak

Shopping, browsing, search, purchase, and interaction data can personalize Amazon experiences and recommendations.

-30Source [1]

Account-linked retail histories still create a broad internal data-use surface even when some controls are available.

-25Source [2]

Amazon says it does not sell customer personal data.

+20Source [3]

Amazon provides privacy controls for account history, ads, and device links.

+15Source [4]

Some shopping personalization can be reduced through browsing-history and advertising controls.

+10Source [5]

Data Sharing

45

Weak

45

Weak

Data can still flow through affiliates, sellers, service providers, advertisers, devices, payments, and legal recipients.

-30Source [6]

Third-party seller, payment, and device ecosystems can broaden the sharing surface beyond Amazon retail itself.

-25Source [7]

Amazon documents limited circumstances for sharing customer data.

+15Source [8]

Users can manage some account, ad, and device preferences that affect how information is reused.

+15Source [9]

Some sharing paths depend on whether a user engages with third-party sellers, payments, or linked devices.

+15Source [10]

Ads & Tracking

35

Poor

35

Poor

Amazon uses cookies, browsing, purchases, searches, device data, and advertising signals.

-35Source [11]

Shopping activity can be linked across account, advertising, and device ecosystems.

-30Source [12]

Users can manage ads, browsing history, communication preferences, and data requests.

+15Source [13]

Amazon documents privacy and ad-related settings instead of hiding them entirely.

+15Source [14]

Browsing-history controls can reduce some recommendation and targeting intensity.

+5Source [15]

Data Retention

55

Weak

55

Weak

Order, payment, tax, fraud, legal, and seller records can limit deletion.

-25Source [16]

Third-party sellers, linked devices, and account systems can preserve copies outside a single shopping-history deletion action.

-20Source [17]

Amazon provides access and deletion request paths.

+20Source [18]

Users can manage some browsing and preference histories directly.

+15Source [19]

Account and device settings give users some ability to reduce future collection or linkage.

+20Source [20]

User Control

65

Mixed

65

Mixed

Purchase history and marketplace records are hard to erase fully.

-20Source [21]

Many outcomes still depend on third-party sellers, payments, and the wider Amazon account ecosystem.

-15Source [22]

Users can manage browsing history, ads, devices, communications, and privacy requests.

+20Source [23]

Account-level settings let users influence recommendations, some ads behavior, and linked-device exposure.

+15Source [24]

Data-rights request paths give users a formal route to challenge or remove some stored information.

+15Source [25]

Shopping privacy can be improved by reviewing third-party seller interactions and device links.

+15Source [26]

Source & Evidence Links:

Sources:

Privacy Policy

Open: amazon.com

Policies Privacy Page

Open: policies.google.com

Evidence:

1. Shopping Browsing

Shopping, browsing, search, purchase, and interaction data can personalize Amazon experiences and recommendations.

Open: amazon.com

2. AI Use

Account-linked retail histories still create a broad internal data-use surface even when some controls are available.

Open: amazon.com

3. No Sale

Amazon says it does not sell customer personal data.

Open: amazon.com

4. Tracking

Amazon provides privacy controls for account history, ads, and device links.

Open: amazon.com

5. Tracking

Some shopping personalization can be reduced through browsing-history and advertising controls.

Open: amazon.com

Company Details:

Founded

Jul 1994

Founder

Jeff Bezos

Parent Company

Amazon

Lifecycle

Active

Category

Ecommerce & Payments

CEO

Andy Jassy

Security Team

Security Team

Date Added

06-10-2026

Alternatives:

Facebook Marketplace

Commerce

45

Weak

BigCommerce

Commerce

60

Mixed

PayPal logo

PayPal

Payments

60

Mixed

Stripe logo

Stripe

Payments

65

Mixed

Shopify logo

Shopify

Commerce

65

Mixed

Airtable logo

Airtable

Database

65

Mixed