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I have two AWS accounts: A and B (viewable from https://console.aws.amazon.com/organizations). I have given an S3 bucket in account A a policy that allows account B to do everything in that bucket. When I have an EC2 instance on account B upload a file to that bucket, however, account A cannot access it because the owner is account B.

Is there a way of resolving this without having account B specify an ACL that includes account A for every upload?

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No. The account that uploads an object into a bucket owns the object. All the bucket owner account can do, unless granted permission by the object owner account, is delete the object.

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