This documentation is for Amazon Lex V1. If you are using Amazon Lex V2, refer to the Amazon Lex V2 guide instead. We recommend using Amazon Lex V2 to take advantage of the latest features.
Data Protection in Amazon Lex
Amazon Lex collects customer content for troubleshooting and to help improve the service. Customer content is secured by default. You can delete content for individual customers using the Amazon Lex API.
Amazon Lex stores four types of content:
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Sample utterances, which are used to build and train a bot
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Customer utterances from users interacting with the bot
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Session attributes, which provide application-specific information for the duration of a user's interaction with a bot
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Request attributes, which contain information that applies to a single request to a bot
Any Amazon Lex bot that is designed for use by children is governed by the
Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA). You tell Amazon Lex that the
bot is subject to COPPA by using the console or the Amazon Lex API to set the
childDirected field to true. When the
childDirected field is set to true, no user
utterances are stored.
