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Amazon.com Inc. es una tienda de comercio electrónico estadounidense que ofrece una amplia gama de productos, incluyendo libros, música, películas, y computadoras. También ofrece servicios basados en la web, fabrica dispositivos electrónicos tales como Kindle y tabletas, y ofrece servicios de auto-publicación.

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Amazon.com Inc. es una tienda de comercio electrónico estadounidense que ofrece una amplia gama de productos, incluyendo libros, música, películas, y computadoras. También ofrece servicios basados en la web, fabrica dispositivos electrónicos tales como Kindle y tabletas, y ofrece servicios de auto-publicación.

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¿Cómo se relaciona la venta de productos que contienen símbolos culturales con el mensaje que envía  la empresa hacia distintos grupos?

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https://edition.cnn.com/2019/01/08/us/amazon-cair-offensive-products/index.html

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Complaints prompt Amazon to remove products that are offensive to Muslims | CNN

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Amazon has pulled more than a dozen products, including floor mats imprinted with Islamic scripture.

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Amazon Pulls Bath Mats With Islamic Religious Text-But the Next Offense Seems Inevitable

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Last week, the Muslim civil rights organization CAIR urged Amazon to take down doormats and bath mats on the site featuring Islamic religious text, arguing that the products "would be stopped-on or otherwise disrespected by customers." Soon after, Amazon told CAIR it was removing all of the flagged items, which...

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A Muslim advocacy group is continuing to send offensive product listings to Amazon, according to spokesman Ibrahim Hooper, who said that Amazon has been swift and courteous in its response. (Friedemann Vogel/EPA-EFE)

After receiving complaints of Internet merchants selling items that were offensive to Muslims, including doormats, bathmats and other goods imprinted with verses from the Koran, Amazon has pulled dozens of items from its online marketplace.
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The items were first flagged to the online retailer by the Council on American-Islamic Relations, a Muslim advocacy group. CAIR said it received complaints about the items from members of the community, leading the group to alert Amazon. In a news release last week, the group said the products are offensive to Muslims because the scripture and other Islamic references "would be stepped-on or otherwise disrespected by customers."

Amazon began removing the items soon after CAIR registered the complaints.

"All sellers must follow our selling guidelines, and those who do not will be subject to action including potential removal of their account," Amazon said in a statement to The Washington Post on Tuesday. "The products in question are being removed from our store."

Amazon Alexa user receives 1,700 audio recordings of a stranger through 'human error'

(Amazon founder and chief executive Jeffrey P. Bezos owns The Washington Post.)

CAIR is continuing to send offensive product listings to Amazon, according to spokesman Ibrahim Hooper, who said that Amazon has been swift and courteous in its response and that it continues to audit its listings for similar products.

The items in question are imprinted with Islamic calligraphy, include references to the prophet Muhammad and verses from Islam's holy book. Another item that CAIR recently flagged was a toilet seat cover depicting Islamic art from the Alhambra palace, a UNESCO world heritage site in Spain.

Hooper said that Muslims are particularly sensitive to the Koran and images of Islamic text being stepped on. But he said the objections to these types of items apply to other religions, too. "It should be offensive to anyone that a religious text would be on a mat that goes in a bathroom or is on a toilet seat," he said. "If it was a Bible or an image of a Bible on the toilet we would object in the same way to that."

Hooper added that for most of the items with the offending material the offense was likely not intentional, but a result from manufactures slapping a variety of designs onto their products.

CNN earlier reported on the product removals.

As the online retail giant hosts a sprawling global marketplace with a broad array of third-party merchants, it has had to contend with the sale of inflammatory goods. Last year, watchdog groups found that Amazon shoppers could purchase items displaying symbols of white supremacy, including swastika jewelry and a child's backpack featuring a neo-Nazi meme, even as the company's policy restricted the sale of products that promote hatred.

At the end of the trading day Monday, Amazon surpassed Microsoft as the most valuable public company in the world by market value, according to reports, closing at $797 billion.

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Amazon removes bathmats and items imprinted with verses from the Koran following complaints

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The online retail giant is pulling dozens of items from its online marketplace after a Muslim advocacy group flagged the merchandise.

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- Revisar y mejorar políticas de contenido.
- Hacer comunicado a comunidades afectadas.
- Educar a vendedores sobre la política.
- Comprometerse con la diversidad.
- Implementar medidas para prevenir los mismos errores.

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En el 2018, Amazon estuvo envuelto en una gran controversia en donde unos comerciantes empezaron a  vender artículos ofensivos para los musulmanes, incluyendo alfombras, alfombras de baño y otros productos impresos con versos del Corán. Esto indignó a muchos de los clientes de Amazon y causó mucha quejas de parte de la comunidad musulmana, por lo que Amazon se vió obligado a retirar docenas de artículos de su mercado en línea.

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Vendors and Sellers can create Stores through the advertising console. As Stores will become a native part of the Amazon shopping experience, they must uphold the high level of trust Amazon has established with our shopping customers.

It is the Vendor and Seller's responsibility to comply with all applicable laws and rules and regulations that apply to the Vendor or Seller, the content of the Store, and any location where the Store appears. This includes obtaining any required authorizations or approvals from local regulatory authorities for the sale, distribution, or advertisement of the products that you intend to advertise with Amazon or include in your Store.

In addition, the Vendor or Seller must comply with Amazon's Restricted Products Policies, and the following Stores Content Guidelines and Acceptance Policies. If your Store does not comply with our policies, your Store may not be approved until you fix the policy violation. Amazon may suspend or terminate your ad account(s) for severe or repeated Ad Policy violations.

We periodically update our policies. Please check this page often to ensure that you are always up to date on our latest policy requirements. Separate Ad Policies apply to sponsored ads, Book Ads, Sponsored Display Ads and Posts. For technical requirements, please review the ad specs.

2. Content acceptability

2.1 General content guidelines

Be in the primary language of the Amazon site on which the Store is displayed (see "Locale-specific requirements" below for exceptions

Be suitable for general audiences.

Only promote products that you either own or are authorized to resell or distribute.

Use correct grammar and punctuation.

Your Store must not contain:

Amazon trademarks or products, or references to Amazon products or services.

ASCII art.

Children in adult or dangerous situations. For example, children close to, or handling, firearms or other weapons, or in situations which may contravene established child safety best practices (such as children in vehicles without their seatbelts fastened or cycling without helmets), or without adult supervision in places or situations where they cannot safely look after themselves (such as swimming pools, crossing busy roads or around dangerous equipment).

Content that encourages or promotes vandalism, anti-social behavior, or the defacing of public or private property.

Content that may be considered culturally inappropriate in the geographical location where the Store will be displayed.

Content that implies or claims to diagnose, treat, or question gender identity or sexual orientation.

Content that promotes hate, incites violence or intolerance, or advocates or discriminates against a protected group, whether based on race, color, national origin, religion, disability, sex, sexual orientation, disability, age, or another category.

Content that promotes practices that can result in physical or mental harm.

Content that asks questions of, or speaks directly to the customer, such as the use of "you/your" (for example, "Are you looking for xxx, try this" or "Not getting the weight loss results you want?").

Content that encourages or glorifies smoking.

Content that glorifies or promotes the use of illicit drugs, abuse of legal drugs, druig paraphernalia or products to beat drug tests.

Content that revolves around highly debated social topics.

Content that promotes excessive or irresponsible consumption of alcohol.

Political content, such as campaigns for or against a politician or a political party, or related to an election, or content related to political issues of public debate.

Cruelty toward people or animals.

Deceptive, false, or misleading content.

Exploitation of sensitive events such as natural disasters, human-caused disasters, incidents of mass trauma and/or casualties, or the death of public figures.

Fake functionality such as "Play" buttons or login requests.

Foul, vulgar, or obscene language or language containing profanity, including obfuscated text or inappropriate double meanings.

Misspellings, excessive punctuation, or incorrect grammar or punctuation.

Obscene, defamatory, libelous, illegal, invasive of another's privacy.

Potentially embarrassing bodily functions or conditions, or private, intimate, or sensitive physical or medical conditions.

References to another company name or product to denigrate, compare or leverage the other brand or product to promote your product (for example, "better made than [other product]"). If you are communicating the compatibility of your product with other products in the headline, you must include the other brand or product in the later part of the headline with a qualifying statement like "compatible with."

Religious advocacy, whether advocating or demeaning a religion.

Shipping or delivery claims.

2.2 Call to action (CTA)

2.3 Capitalization

Copy which combines random capitalized words with lowercase text are not permitted, for example "THIS headline is INCORRECT" or "CaMeL CaSe".

2.4 Claims and comparative statements

Please see some examples of claims that require substantiation below:

2.4.1 Warranty and guarantees

2.5 Fake functionality

2.6 Special characters

We recommend the following font sizes for 'embedded text in image' for desktop and mobile:

Please note: These are the minimum recommended font sizes in Arial; equivalent font styles are permitted and should be at 100% resolution

Desktop & Mobile

(one version of the same image uploaded for desktop and mobile. The image will automatically re-sizes for mobile

Desktop

(image is created and uploaded for desktop only)

Mobile

(image is created and uploaded for mobile only)

2.8 Translations

Once you have submitted your Store we will automatically translate it for you. Translation times may vary and are usually complete within 48hrs of your Store in the default language being live.

If you submit your own translation, your translated content must align with our Content Requirements and match the content of the default language Store. Review of translated Stores usually takes up to 72hrs.

Learn more about translations and supported languages in the support center of your Advertising console.

3. Store features

The following sections contains guidelines for usage of Store features

3.1 Interactive image

3.2 Image with text over-lays

3.3 Promotions and Featured deals

Only use general promotional language such as:

Discover our Savings/Discounts.

Savings on Brand or Product Name.

See our Savings/Discounts.

References to price thresholds or a price range are permitted. For example, "Below $10", "Between $10-$50."

Only use seasonal claims during the relevant promotional period. For example, "Back to school offers" or "Valentine's Day Special Prices" is only acceptable during the periods leading up to the beginning of the school year or Valentine's Day.

Use the correct context. For example, use phrases like "limited-time offer" for time-bound savings claims.

Not include:

References to specific pricing or discounts (for example, $20 off or Save 5%).

Words or phrases intended to create urgency (for example, "Today only" or "Last Chance").

The Featured Deals widget must be utilized to display Deals within Stores.

If the Store or page is created exclusively to promote deals, the Store or page must:

Be appropriately titled so customers understand the Store is exclusively for deals. For example, "Sale", "Discounts", "Deals" or other terms should be used that imply a promotion.

Contain the Featured Deals widget as the first product selection tile on the page.

If the page also contains other product selections tiles, it must be clear to the customer that those products are not on deal and must be clearly separated from the Featured Deals widget by another Stores widget, such as "Bestsellers" or an image or text tile (for example, "Discover more of our products").

If the Store or page is not created exclusively to promote deals, the Featured Deals Widget may be used with the following conditions:

The Store page should not be titled "Sale," "Discount," "Deals," or use other promotional claims that imply all products are on promotion.

Promotional messaging must be in a Text or Image Tile directly above or adjacent to the widget containing the products on promotion.

3.4 Page and tiles

3.5 Scheduling

3.6 Product Collection

Contain all CAPS, RANDOM capitalization, or CaMel CaSe.

Contain claims such as "Best seller," "Exclusives," or "Top rated" in the Product Collection title.

Contain customer reviews.

Contain contradictory elements, for instance:

A Product Collection Widget with the Title "Headphones" or an image of headphones should only include headphones or headphone accessory ASINs.

Contain deals, discounts, or savings messaging.

Contain products that are prohibited in Sponsored Brands. Please see Sponsored Brand Product Acceptability policies here.

Use a Call to Action (CTA) - such as "Shop now", or "Discover more" - in the Product Collection title. Please see section 2.2. Call to Action for permitted use of CTA's.

The Hero Image used in your Product Collection must not:

Be individual or multiple product images on a solid or transparent background.

Be an individual brand logo or combination of logos.

Be one of your selected product images.

Contain crowded, excessive, poorly cropped, or illegible elements.

Contain additional text other than text naturally present in the image (such as on product packaging).

Contain letterbox or pillarbox formats.

4. Image and video acceptability

In addition to the content acceptability guidelines in section 2, this section outlines additional guidelines for all image and video content in your Store.

4.1 General image and video guidelines

4.2 Brand logo guidelines

Brand logos must not be on a complex graphical background and must be visually appealing. Logos cannot:

Entertainment and book advertisers may also use the below, provided these images can also be found on the product packaging, product detail page or author page:

4.3 Images and video creative guidelines

4.3.1 Adult products image guidelines

Images and videos must not contain any of the following:

Nudity, including intimate body parts (i.e. genitals, female breasts, and buttocks) obscured with hands, bars, stars or other graphics.

Intimate body parts must be covered with clothing.

Representations of human genitalia, including packaging.

Contours or simulation of male or female genitalia may be permitted if not sexually suggestive.

Profanities, including obfuscated profanities.

Images of child models or adult models representing children.

The product in use (for example, in video tutorials), including through lifestyle images or by mannequins, cartoons or other means.

Verbal descriptions and abstract illustrations of the products are permitted if the language is not offensive.

Overly provocative lewd or suggestive content.

Sexual activities or positions.

Sexually suggestive poses or gesticulations.

Aggressive or violent content.

4.3.2 Distressing image guidelines

Images of actual or implied abuse such as humans or animals in distress, scenes of torture, molestation, actual or implied rape are prohibited.

4.3.3 Entertainment trailers guidelines

The content rating for the product must be displayed prior to the trailer starting. We cannot accept red-band, or age-gated trailers, nor can we accept trailers for movies rated NC-17, or video games rated AO or the local equivalent. If no rating is available, the video must be suitable for family audiences.

4.3.4 Intimate apparel image guidelines

Images and video of intimate clothing, lingerie, and swimwear products may not be sexually explicit or obscene, as determined at the sole discretion of Amazon. In addition, images of such products must comply with the following rules:

Images that show people in poses emulating a sexual position or alluding to sexual activity whether clothed or unclothed.

Images and video that display full nudity (i.e. genitals, female breasts, buttocks and so on) are not permitted.

Images and video with live models wearing sheer or opaque products might be permitted, provided that genitalia and breasts are not exposed or presented in a lewd or provocative manner. No bars or other types of graphics are permitted to cover exposed body parts.

Thongs and panties must use front views for the main product image or video.

Thongs and panties that do not provide full coverage in the front and back must have images or video that do not use a human model. Air-brushing is not permitted for exposed skin areas.

4.3.5 Sexual image guidelines

Images and videos must not contain:

Depictions of minors in sexual situations.

Images of suggestive undressing, such as pulling down a bra strap or underwear.

Images that draw undue attention to intimate body parts, such as breasts or buttocks.

Models in sexy lingerie such as stockings, suspenders, or paraphernalia such as whips and chains.

Provocative embraces or embraces in a provocative setting such as in a shower or on a bed.

Sexual innuendo in text, image, or video.

Sexually suggestive poses, such as the parting of the legs, gripping of hair, or accentuation of the hip along with amorous or sexually suggestive facial expressions.

4.3.6 Violent image guidelines

Images and videos must not contain:

Realistic or excessive violence, brutality, scary images and videos, graphic depictions of blood, open or sutured wounds, scenes of torture, dismemberments, or mutilations of bodies.

Please note that the presence of blood without violence or open wounds may be acceptable in entertainment or video trailers.

4.3.7 Weapons image guidelines

Images of weapons (including realistic and non-realistic firearms, swords, bows and arrows, etc.) must not be:

Stores for sports and outdoor products that contain images of weapon or weapon accessories must:

5. Product acceptability

All products must be suitable for general audiences and appropriate for the locale in which the Store is displayed.
The following types of products are prohibited in Stores globally:

Beauty and Personal Care: products that claim to permanently physically change natural body properties are prohibited.

Drug testing kits.

Disease diagnostic kits.

Digital and computer hacking services and products.

Etching creams, and other caustic creams, gels, liquids, or solutions.

False document services.

Food and supplements that contain ephedrine alkaloids, Salvia divinorum, or salvinorin A.

Get-rich-quick products.

Gender prediction tests.

Graffiti-related paints, markers, creams, nozzles, refills, and "how-to" videos and other content.

Illicit and recreational drugs and drug-related paraphernalia.

Medical devices intended or marketed for professional use.

Nitrous oxide canisters and chargers.

Oils, supplements, cosmetic beauty products or ingestible products that contain cannabidiol (CBD), THC or otherwise related to cannabis.

Prescription drugs and devices.

Products that do not comply with Amazon's Category, Product, and Listing Restrictions.

Products that claim to diagnose, cure, mitigate, treat, or prevent a disease or addiction.

Products that improperly claim to be "FDA Cleared," "FDA approved" or products that include the FDA logo in associated images (for more information, see here).

Products designed to be used for privacy invasion, such as spy cameras, or to evade law enforcement, such as a police radio scanner.

Products intended to disguise other products whose purpose is prohibited by law, regulations or our policies such as disguised products intended for the covert transportation of illegal drugs.

Products or content that promotes hate, incites violence or intolerance, or advocates or discriminates against a protected group, whether based on race, color, national origin, religion, disability, sex, sexual orientation, age or another category.

Products related to gambling services.

Products that may infringe, encourage, or enable, the infringement of intellectual property or personal rights.

Profane or vulgar products or content.

Products that could be used for questionable or potentially dangerous activities, such as Fireworks.

Refurbished products mixed with non-refurbished products. Refurbished products must be placed on a separate page or section of a page with an appropriate title such as "Refurbished products," "Certified refurbished," "Reconditioned products," or similar.

Tattoo and body branding products.

Tobacco, e-cigarettes, vapes and related accessories such as tobacco grinders, cigarette papers and cases, e-liquids, hookah accessories and ashtrays.

UV tanning services and equipment.

Weapons (Please review Explosives, Weapons, and Related Items for a comprehensive list), including:

Ammunition or reloaded ammunition.

Assault weapon parts or accessories or products marketed as assault weapon parts or accessories, including reference to various assault weapon models.

Destructive and explosive devices, such as fireworks.

Handgun safety certificates.

Pistols, revolvers, or any form of firearm.

Products that resemble or include realistic or actual weapons, weapon parts, or ammunition.

Weapons or other items intended solely for law enforcement or military use.

6. Restrictions for products

In addition to the content and image acceptability guidelines listed above, this section outlines additional product specific guidelines.

6.1 Adult products

Adult Product Stores must only include adult products. Adult Product Stores cannot feature any non-adult products. Similarly, a non-adult Store cannot include any adult products.

The following are adult products and may only be featured in Adult Product Stores (this list is not exhaustive):

Comfort furniture (sans intimate appendages, cushion, and rests) and poles.

Erotic games, books, costumes and joke books.

Erotic lingerie with an obvious sexual intent i.e. mesh material.

Intimate sex products of a non-natural or generic design (lifelike or natural designs are not permitted).

Lubricants.

Massage oils, creams, candles, body paints and powders.

Virility equipment and other sexual enhancing supplements and aphrodisiacs.

Adult Product Stores must:

Contain an "adults only" message in the hero image for all pages within the Store.

Dedicate each Store page to a single adult product category or to closely associated adult products.

Include the Store brand logo or name displayed clearly in the hero image for all pages within the Store.

Not contain any explicit or prurient content.

Not contain overtly sexual references, profanity or obfuscated profanity (for example, in the product title).

Not contain supplements that claim to treat, cure or improve sexual performance.

Sexual Wellness Stores, which include adult products, must display those products in a separate and appropriately labelled sub-page. The subpage must include an "adults only" message in the Hero Image.

Please see Section 4 (Image and video acceptability guidelines) for further details.

6.2 Artwork and art and industrial supplies

6.2.1 Artwork

Works of art that are adult in nature, such as nude art, are permitted providing the artwork:

6.2.2 Art and Industrial supplies

We permit Stores for art and industrial supplies that are intended and marketed only for home, industrial, automobile, or art-related uses. Products must not encourage or promote defacing of public or private property, vandalism, or anti-social behaviors.
The below products are prohibited in Stores:

6.3 Alcohol and related products

6.3.1 General guidelines

Image, video and text must promote the responsible consumption of alcohol and must not:

Associate drinking with motor vehicles, driving or operating machinery.

Be associated with pregnancy, maternity or parenting.

Be directed toward, contain images or content designed to appeal to minors.

Contain adults that appear to be under the age of 25.

Disparage abstinence from alcoholic beverages.

Focus on the alcoholic strength of the beverage.

Irresponsibly incentivize people to drink.

Promote excessive consumption.

Show people actively engaged in drinking.

Suggest or imply that alcohol has therapeutic or other benefits (for example, that alcohol improves performance, contributes to success, or solves problems) nor claim that the use of a substance or device will assist with the prevention, diagnosing, curing or alleviating a disease, ailment, defect, or injury or will influence, inhibit, or modify a physiological process.

6.3.2 Alcohol beverages and merchandise

In addition to the above general guidelines, Alcohol beverage and merchandise Stores must follow the below guidelines:

All pages within the Store must have the advertisers brand logo.

Stores cannot contain a mixture of alcohol and non-alcohol related products.

6.3.3 Breathalyzer

In addition to the general alcohol guidelines above, products in this category must not suggest that the products help you consume alcohol in a safer way.

6.3.4 Hangover cures and remedies

In addition to the general alcohol guidelines above, products in this category must not make medicinal claims such as "cure your hangover" or claim that ingredients included will do so.

6.4 Beauty products

Products in this category must not:

6.5 Child safety

Products for children must not show the product being used in an unsafe way. For example, paddling pools or other products that could cause harm to the child if misused, must show the product being used under adult supervision.

Stores for hemp-based products must not be associated with or encourage the consumption of illicit drugs, including the use of marijuana or cannabis imagery.

6.6.1 Cannabidiol (CBD)

The below products are prohibited in Stores:

Products that contain THC or are otherwise related to cannabis.

6.7 Infant and baby products

Stores for infant and follow-on formula must not contain promotional messaging or messaging that discourages breastfeeding or that claims that the product can be a substitute for breastfeeding.

Infant formula is defined as formula intended for infants between 0 -12 months in Australia, Belgium, Mexico and Singapore and between 0 - 6 months in other locales.

Follow on formula is defined as formula intended for infants older than 12 months in Australia, Belgium, Mexico and Singapore and between 6 -12 months in other locales.

We prohibit knives whose primary purpose is, or is marketed to be, for combat or military use, self-defense, or to encourage violent behavior. Examples include zombie knives, bowie knives, combat knives, assault knives, throwing knives, daggers, boot knives, spring-assisted knives, hand-to-hand or fighting knives, gravity knives, bayonets, drop-point knives (Mexico only), swords, self-defense knives, and ninja stars.

6.9 Pharmaceuticals healthcare - over-the-counter (OTC), supplements and medical devices

Stores for health and wellness products, such as over-the-counter (OTC) drugs and supplements, and medical products and devices, must not:

Claim to diagnose, cure, mitigate, treat, or prevent a disease or addiction.

Contain before and after images or videos.

Directly reference private, intimate, or sensitive bodily conditions.

Discourage customers from visiting a qualified medical professional.

Make unrealistic or unrelated claims as to the efficacy of the product.

Drugs and supplements intended for pets must be clearly identified.

Stores for OTC drugs and supplements (including vitamin ads) must not claim that non-prescription drugs are as effective as prescription drugs.

Stores for air-purifying or particulate-filtering respirators, also known as respirators or PPE face masks, must comply with and indicate the industry-approved designation that exactly matches the promoted product, for example:

Australia: PFF2 or PFF3.

Brazil: PFF2 or PFF3.

China: KN/KP95 or KN/KP100.

Europe: FFP1, FFP2, and FFP3.

Japan: DS/DL2 or DS/DL3.

Korea: Special 1st.

Mexico & US: N95, N99, N100, R95, R99, R100, P95, P99 or P100.

Stores for non-respirator face masks, surgical masks, and cloth masks, are permitted except when they contain misleading or false claims (such as alphanumerical designations outside of approved standards).

6.9.1 Home test kits

6.9.2 Medical

Non-prescription health and beauty products cannot claim to be as effective as prescription products.

6.9.3 Weight loss

Content must not speak directly to customers, such as "Are you struggling with your diet ?", nor make any unrealistic or excessive claims, including, but not limited to:

That customers can lose weight by merely using the product without following a calorie-controlled diet or exercise program.

That results are effective for everyone, or that are permanent.

Weight loss of a specific amount over a defined period of time.

Substantial weight loss no matter what or how much the customer eats.

That a customer will lose weight by wearing a product on the body or rubbing it into the skin.

6.10 Political products

We do not accept political content or products, such as campaigns for or against a politician or a political party, or related to an election, or content related to political issues of public debate.

6.11 Sexual wellness

We permit the promotion of sexual wellness products provided the Stores comply with the following requirements:

Sexual wellness products must not be mixed with non-sexual wellness products. Advertisers who may also sell multiple unrelated products should place sexual wellness products in an appropriately titled subpage within the Store, such as "Sexual Wellness."

6.12 Sports and outdoor products

Stores for sports and outdoor products must not:

6.12.1 Product acceptability

We permit the following products in Stores:

Airsoft accessories such as masks and gloves.

Ammunition storage such as bins and safes.

Arrow rests, flights, bowstrings.

Binoculars, monoculars, and night vision monoculars.

Decoys.

EDC/multifunctional/tactical pens.

Flashlights.

Game and trail cameras.

Gun cleaning kits.

Gun holsters.

Gun safes.

Handheld spotting scopes.

Paintball masks, headwear, and protective eyewear.

Rangefinders.

Tactical cases, bags, paracord.

Targets.

6.13 Contests, Competitions, and Prize Draws

Clearly indicate the qualifying products to participate and not charge an additional fee to participate

Clearly indicate the type of promotion, e.g. Contest or Sweepstake

Include the dates of the promotion and be scheduled for that period

Include the mechanics of the sweepstake (e.g. manner in which the winner will be determined) and place and date of the draw

Include the prizes on offer, the qualifying criteria and any restrictions

Only promote products you own or are an authorized reseller of the branded prize

Encourage the participation of children under the legal age of their locale, without a consenting adult.

Misrepresent the odds of winning. For example, Stores must not indicate or imply that everyone wins.

Require participants to sign up for a service.

Require participation based on payment, or charge payment to claim the prize.

Use Amazon Branding unless written approval by Amazon in accordance with our advertising policies, see Brand Usage Guidelines here.

7. Amazon branding

7.1 Amazon trademarks, products and services

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Amazon logos, and references to Amazon products and services are prohibited in Stores. This includes:

Amazon logos.

Amazon user interface elements such as Add to Cart buttons or elements that mimic these.

Amazon references (such as "The best Store on Amazon", "Shop our selection on Amazon" or "The Sunglasses Amazon Store").

Dynamic customer ratings, sales ranking, prices, and savings at Amazon unless dynamically linked from the detail page.

References to Amazon programs such as Kindle Unlimited (see "Program eligibility" below for exceptions).

Alexa compatibility.

Accurate references to Amazon products for compatibility purposes, such as "Works With Alexa," are permitted, provided the primary product is positioned first in the headline or image and Amazon products are referred to correctly.

Programs eligibility

If you refer to Subscribe & Save or Amazon Fresh or Prime Pantry in your Store to highlight your eligible products, you must use the original unadjusted name or logo associated with these programs. We do not permit use of customized or abridged references or logos. Logos must not be used in a sentence.

The unadjusted Amazon Fresh name may only be used in the sentence "Shop Amazon Fresh" and "Shop Now on Amazon Fresh." "Fresh" without Amazon should not be used in sentence form. In your store, the unadjusted "Fresh" logo may be used only, not the "Amazon Fresh" logo. The Amazon Fresh unadjusted name or logos may not be used in any manner that implies your ownership or control of the Amazon program. The Amazon Fresh unadjusted name or logos should not be combined with any other marks or names.

If you create a Store or page dedicated to your applicable products, you must add your products to Product Grids or a Shoppable image only. It is your responsibility to ensure all products displayed in the dedicated Store or page are enrolled in the associated program.

All other references to these programs in your Store must lead to a Store page or other landing page that contains only eligible products, or to the homepage of the associated program on Amazon.

7.2 Customer reviews

Third-party customer reviews, star ratings or other elements that could be confused with Amazon Customer Reviews are not allowed.

No changes can be made to Amazon Customer Reviews, including the correcting of spelling or grammar errors. Reviews with gross misspellings or significant grammatical errors must be avoided.

To omit unwanted portions of a customer review, use ellipses ("...") with no spaces before or after; truncations must not alter the meaning of the review.

A maximum of three ellipses can be used in a customer review: one at the start of the review, one in the middle, and one at the end.

Amazon customer reviews must not include the customer name.

Amazon customer reviews must be verifiable on the associated detail page.

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Stores guidelines and acceptance policies

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a.      Nuestro estudio se basa en un problema de contenido ofensivo e inapropiado.

b.     Estaremos evaluando la estrategia de identificación de audiencia y contenido relevante implementado por Amazón, además de las medidas a tomar para resolver el problema, y que no se repita.

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- Contenido ofensivo e inapropiado
- Diversidad cultural
- Afecta confianza del consumidor
- Publicidad negativa
- Falta de políticas claras

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- Comunicado público.
- Establecer un canal de comunicación.
- Obtener retroalimentación.
- Publicar las políticas de contenido.
- Crear plan para responder a situaciones de crisis.

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1. Implicaciones

1. promueve ideales despectivos sobre el Islam

2. énfasis en la importanica del contexto

2. Soluciones

1. Sistema de revisión

2. Poder identificar contenido inadeacuado (protocolos)

3. Adiestrar a empleados y vendedores sobre temas de caracter social