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Originally Posted by whitearrow
I don't understand how a Kindle plays into this.
If an Amazon employee wants a customer's address, presumably they can get that whether or not the customer has a Kindle.
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Fair point. I hadn't thought about it a great deal, as I said, I'm not concerned about it
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Originally Posted by whitearrow
I'd also be pretty surprised if every CS rep at Amazon had access to things like Kindle log files identified to a specific user. And I'd also be surprised if access to such information wasn't itself logged, so that if there was an issue, it could be traced back to a specific employee.
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Agreed on both points. In the case I cited, the policeman was caught (presumably from audit logs), but none the less, it happened.
I was just trying to make the point that it doesn't have to be Amazon as a company that decides to do something with your data - one of their employees could do so.