Amazon EC2 enables you to opt out of directly shared Amazon Machine Images
Starting today, you can remove your AWS account from launch permissions for an Amazon Machine Image (AMI) that was directly shared with your AWS account. You can leverage this capability, for example, to reduce the likelihood of launching an EC2 instance with an unused or deprecated AMI that was shared with you earlier.
Starting today, you can remove your AWS account from launch permissions for an Amazon Machine Image (AMI) that was directly shared with your AWS account. You can leverage this capability, for example, to reduce the likelihood of launching an EC2 instance with an unused or deprecated AMI that was shared with you earlier.
When you remove your AWS account from the launch permissions of an AMI, it will no longer appear within any AMI list vended to your AWS account. You can only opt out of AMIs that were shared directly with your AWS account. You cannot opt out of AMIs that were shared with your AWS Organization or Organizational Unit (OU), or remove access to public AMIs.
This capability is now available in all AWS commercial regions. To learn more, please refer to the documentation here.