Incident #A688F0 · 10 JUL 2026minor
AWS rewrites Clean Rooms deletion clause; Amazon Q training clause unchanged in substance
The Amazon Q service-improvement clause is textually the same apart from a formatting change to its numbering. The Clean Rooms section now says users configure resources to make content available, and the old deletion-request clause is replaced. The new clause says deleting a collaboration, removing resources, or disallowing use in an intermediate table ends access or deletes content from intermediate tables, as described in service documentation.
Taken from you
- Explicit commitment to delete all of your content and third-party content from the collaboration dataset on request is gone
- Deletion outcomes now depend on service documentation rather than a stated promise
Won back
- Clearer description of how deleting a collaboration or resources ends access to your content
- Option to disallow your content from use in an intermediate table
Evidence · 3 of 3 quotes matched in source
92.3. Your deletion of an AWS Clean Rooms Collaboration, deletion or removal of resources configured to make Your Content available in a Collaboration, or disallowing Your Content from being used in an intermediate table, will result in termination of access to Your Content or deletion of Your Content from intermediate tables, as described in the applicable service documentation.+ inserted · ✓ matched in source
You may configure resources to make Your Content, including a dataset and/or a custom model, available as part of an AWS Clean Rooms Collaboration.+ inserted · ✓ matched in source
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