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Amazon Web Services

Developer Platforms & InfraLast updated: 2026-06-10

Amazon Web Services is Amazon's cloud platform, reviewed for customer workloads, telemetry, sharing, retention, AI services, and controls.

ScoreLatest FindingScore BreakdownSource & EvidenceCompanyAlternatives
ScoreLatest FindingScore BreakdownSource & EvidenceCompanyAlternatives

70

Mixed

Good
Mixed
Mixed
Mixed
Good

Overall Score

70

Mixed

AI Training:80
Good
Data Sharing:65
Mixed
Ads & Tracking:65
Mixed
Data Retention:65
Mixed
User Control:75
Good

Overall Score

70

Mixed

AI Training:80
Good
Data Sharing:65
Mixed
Ads & Tracking:65
Mixed
Data Retention:65
Mixed
User Control:75
Good

Latest Policy Findings: 2026-06-10

AWS is strongest when teams control IAM and logging tightly, but web tracking and account sprawl still need separate attention.

Strongest: AI Training
80/100

AWS is strongest where customers get deep administrative control through IAM, logging, region choice, and service-level configuration.

Weakest: Ads & Tracking
65/100

The weakest area is the outer account and website layer, not core workloads: cookies, billing surfaces, and admin sprawl still add exposure.

Recommended Action:

Score Breakdown:

AI Training

80

Good

80

Good

AWS customers control the content they put into AWS services and can configure service-specific data handling.

+80Source [1]

AI, logging, monitoring, and support workflows can process workload data depending on configuration.

-20Source [2]

Data Sharing

65

Mixed

65

Mixed

Data can flow through support, subprocessors, service integrations, logs, admins, and legal requests.

-35Source [3]

AWS publishes privacy and security materials for customer and account data.

+65Source [4]

Ads & Tracking

65

Mixed

65

Mixed

AWS processes account, usage, billing, telemetry, and security data.

-35Source [5]

Customers can configure regions, logs, encryption, access, and retention.

+65Source [6]

Data Retention

65

Mixed

65

Mixed

Retention depends on service settings, logs, backups, legal obligations, and account state.

-35Source [7]

Customers can configure deletion, retention, backups, and data residency across services.

+65Source [8]

User Control

75

Good

75

Good

Admins can manage IAM, regions, encryption, logs, retention, and data lifecycle.

+75Source [9]

Privacy depends on customer architecture and governance.

-25Source [10]

Source & Evidence Links:

Sources:

Aws Privacy Page

Open: aws.amazon.com

Legal Privacy Policy

Open: box.com

Evidence:

1. Controls

AWS customers control the content they put into AWS services and can configure service-specific data handling.

Open: aws.amazon.com

2. AI Use

AI, logging, monitoring, and support workflows can process workload data depending on configuration.

Open: aws.amazon.com

Company Details:

Founded

Jul 1994

Founder

Jeff Bezos

Parent Company

Amazon

Lifecycle

Active

Category

Developer Platforms & Infra

CEO

Andy Jassy

Security Team

Security Team

Date Added

06-10-2026

Alternatives:

Bitbucket

Developer Tools

70

Mixed

New Relic

Developer Tools

55

Weak

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Airtable

Database

65

Mixed

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Assistants API

Developer Tools

85

Good

Sentry logo

Sentry

Developer Tools

60

Mixed

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GitLab

Developer Tools

75

Good