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Originally Posted by Xanthe
They don't say that they are accessing other information either, do they? So the presumption can go either way. Sorry, but even if a company says they are keeping everything private and safe, I just take it to mean that at that moment everything is private and safe. I don't extrapolate that that situation will be the same six months from now.
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Yes, but the agreement
doesn't say they're not allowed to. It's about best practice, not about ideal situations!
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It's a matter of choosing winnable battles rather than banging my head against the wall.
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Sure, and this is one of them - there are alternatives to the Kindle which may well suit you better, and the privacy policy is one of many elements to consider. There is, quite simply, room for improvement on Amazon's part.