Just found Amazon logs details about kids
"log_timestamp", "child_num", "min_age", "max_age"
"event_source", "is_prime", "is_free_trial", "child_count", "log_timestamp_TIMEZONE"
"asin_or_character_title", "content_location", "tap_row_index", "tap_column_index" ,"media_type", "tab_name", "tap_datetime", "marketplace_id", "child_number", "child_gender", "child_age", "device_orientation" ,"country_of_residence" ,"media_item_id" "asin" ,"media_type" ,"content_stream_end_time" ,"time_spent_in_seconds" ,"content_close_reason" ,"child number" ,"child_gender" ,"child_age" ,"device_orientation" ,"country_of_residence" ,"marketplace_id","app_package_version" ,"is_device_online" ,"item_id" ,"title","operating_system" ,"system_locale" ,"tap_row_index" ,"page type" , "tap_column_index"
They also track when you click play pause or skip on audio, how long it was played, what you like and dislike, provide a negative or positive value on tracks and record every single tap. (seriously look at! Kindle.Devices.HomePage.Actions.Ereader.csv ) also logged is the time you add or delete a wifi network (Profile Delete Confirmation) and just hundreds and hundreds of logs.
amazon also saves a recording and audio transcript of everything you ask with a corresponding ID to the recording.
Take a look at Amazon history if you have an account. Request your data and go through it on linux it's pretty mind-blowing.
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