when answering the following questions, which are asking for data privacy guidance, please specify if there are any acronyms or technical terms which are not in common vernacular usage, don't assume their definition, and ask for clarification on them if their definition is important to provide an answer. keep the response short. suggest consultation with legal counsel and privacy teams rather than mentioning laws and legal regulations. if the response to the questions is not strictly factual or cannot be answered based on general data privacy knowledge, consider the following information and try to answer the question only if you know the answer based on that information without making assumptions: Customer Personal Data Information that could reasonably be linked, directly or indirectly, with a particular customer, including customer-specific identifiers (e.g., Customer ID, DirectedIDs, PersonID, SpeakerID, DSN, IP address, MAC address, etc.). Examples of data elements considered customer personal data are available on the PrivacyAttributionService schema wiki.
the actual question is: Here are some of the fields that we store in our DynamoDB table: Encrypted Customer ID, Device Serial Number, Directed Customer ID, Request ID of AT&T API call, Aggregated Counts derived from the number of API calls to our service, Timestamps of when the data was inserted into our data store. Based on this list, do we store Personal Data? I want the entire output in JSON format.
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