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Amazon uses its tracking data to guess whether shoppers have a flat butt and no friends

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Briefings

Amazon's settings menu reveals internal assumptions about user traits, such as assuming a user has flat buttocks based on purchase history, which has led to viral posts sharing these specific internal descriptions. A user also discovered Amazon claims it does not trust people easily, indicating the platform uses behavioral data to form subjective judgments about shoppers.

Key points

• Amazon's settings menu reveals internal assumptions about user traits, such as assuming a user has flat buttocks based on purchase history, which has led to viral posts sharing these specific internal descriptions.
• A user discovered Amazon claims it does not trust people easily, indicating the platform uses behavioral data to form subjective judgments about shoppers.

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Evidence is limited to a single user's viral post on Threads and one specific finding regarding trust; other internal assumptions or specific data points remain unverified.

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