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| Amazon separates employees who pass customer data to third parties |
Amazon has launched several employees to share customer email addresses and phone numbers with third parties, which the company says violates its policies.
Amazon emailed to customers that a snapshot of the snapshot was posted on TechCrunch's website: A staff member was fired to share data with the outside world, and the claim was supported by the prosecution.
Amazon confirmed the dismissal of employees from the TechCrunch website, and a spokesman said: Several employees have been fired. The company did not disclose any information about the employees, at the time they shared the information, or the number of clients affected.
This is not the first time this has happened, and Amazon has been completely ambiguous about the leak of similar email addresses last year, and Amazon declined to comment.
In another incident a few days ago, Amazon said it had fired four employees (Ring), one of Amazon's companies specializing in cameras and smart home bells. She explained that the reason is the wrong videos from customer cameras.