How does the customer's security responsibility change when using an abstracted service like Amazon S3 compared to an infrastructure service like Amazon EC2?

The customer has more security responsibility with S3 because it is a global service

The customer has the same security responsibility for both S3 and EC2

The customer has no security responsibility when using S3

The customer has less security responsibility with S3 because AWS manages more of the underlying infrastructure

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How does the customer's security responsibility change when using an abstracted service like Amazon S3 compared to an infrastructure service like Amazon EC2?

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