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    Navigation items were renamed and reorganized: 'Agreements and terms' is now 'Terms and agreement' and new links such as 'Appstore Developer blog', 'Alexa Developer blog', and 'Amazon Developer support' were added, while 'Appstore developer portal', 'Alexa developer blogs', and 'Amazon developer support' were removed.
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    Alexa GDPR Data Processing Addendum has been updated to include additional sub-processors and processing locations. Several agreements and developer portal links have been added or renamed to reflect new terms and resources.
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    The page adds several new legal/program documents (Alexa U.S. State Law Data Processing Addendum, Alexa Connect Kit Program Requirements, Alexa Business Associate Agreement, Frustration-Free Setup Program Requirements, Login With Amazon Services Agreement, Alexa Voice Service Program Requirements, Sidewalk Developer Service Program Requirements, and Amazon Developer Services Controller to Controller Agreement) and removes the Alexa Voice Service Agreement. These changes update the terms and compliance framework for developers using Alexa services.
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