Advertising & ProfilingAmazon may use scoring methods to assess credit risk
What this means
The stated purpose is to assess and manage credit risks.
Amazon may use scoring methods to assess and manage credit risks.
Why this matters
A score is a conclusion reached about a person rather than something they stated, and it is usually invisible to them.
What the policy says
We may also use scoring methods to assess and manage credit risks.
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