What we know:
The feature recently went viral on Threads after a stunned user posted, "I stumbled upon a page of assumptions that Amazon has made about me based on my purchases, and I’m literally speechless."

According to her screenshot, Amazon had bluntly categorized her as having a "flat bottom buttocks" based on her product preferences.

The post prompted a wave of users to check their own profiles, revealing a hilarious and slightly unsettling list of algorithmic assumptions. Some of the wildest user profiles shared online include:

"Too short to reach into a 40-inch deep box"
"Not a big SpongeBob fan"
"Cannot keep real plants alive"
"Does not want to be reminded about rip currents unless asking specifically"
"Husband has skinny legs"
"Cusses when scared"

我們已知：

最近，一位用戶在 Threads 論壇上發布了一條令人震驚的消息，引發了網友熱議。她寫道：“我偶然發現了一頁亞馬遜根據我的購物記錄對我所做的各種假設，我簡直無語了。”

根據她的截圖，亞馬遜竟然根據她的商品偏好，直接將她歸類為「扁平臀」。

這篇貼文引發了一波用戶查看自己個人資料的熱潮，結果發現了一系列既有趣又令人不安的演算法假設。一些最離譜的使用者資料包括：

“個子太矮，夠不到 40 英寸深的盒子”

“不是海綿寶寶的粉絲”

“養活真正的植物”

“除非主動詢問，否則不想被提醒離岸流”

“老公腿很細”

“害怕的時候會罵人”


How to find your Amazon ‘About You’ profile
What you can do:
Curious to see how the algorithm perceives you? You can check your own profile on the Amazon app or desktop website by following these steps:

Click on your Profile Icon (usually located in the top right corner)
Select the Account button
Scroll down and click on Shopping Preferences
Look for the section labeled About You

https://www.fox13news.com/news/what-does-amazon-actually-think-you-how-find-your-hidden-about-you-profile

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