AWS Bedrock docs claim zero data retention while blog says flagged content may be stored
matthew_d_green · x · 2026-10-19
A security researcher flags a contradiction in AWS Bedrock's data-retention promise: the docs state retention mode "none" means zero data retention with no request/response data written to durable storage, while the official blog says flagged content "may be stored and reviewed... even when mode is none." Both can't be true — a real question about cloud LLM privacy guarantees.
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