Amazon Cognito adds terms of use and privacy policy documents support to Managed Login

Amazon Cognito now allows you to configure terms of use and privacy policy documents for Managed Login pages. This helps customers seamlessly present legal terms during user registration while simplifying implementation. With Managed Login, Cognito customers could previously use its no-code editor to customize the user journey from signup and login to password recovery and multi-factor authentication. Now, customers can additionally use Managed Login to easily set up terms of use and privacy policy documents, saving development teams from building custom solutions.

With this capability, you can configure terms of use and privacy policy URLs for each app client in your Cognito user pool. When users register, they see text indicating that by signing up, they agree to your terms of use and privacy policy, and a link to your webpage with the agreement. You can configure different URLs for each supported language to match your Managed Login localization settings. For example, if you have configured the privacy policy and terms of use documents for French (fr) and the same is selected in the lang query-parameter on the sign-up page URL, users will see the French URL you configured.

This capability is available to Amazon Cognito customers using the Essentials or Plus tiers in AWS Regions where Cognito is available, including the AWS GovCloud (US) Regions. To learn more, refer to the developer guide and Pricing Detail Page for Cognito Essentials and Plus tier.

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Source: Amazon Web Services

 

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