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The option is called Block public and cross-account access if bucket has public policies. When this was TRUE, it meant that the Bucket Policy only applied to the bucket owner.
For details, refer to: Using Amazon S3 Block Public Access – Amazon Simple Storage Service
These four new settings could be considered annoying because they are additional blockages on trying to make content public, but they are probably going to save many organizations a lot of embarrassment by preventing accidental public exposure of data.
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New S3 feature – S3 Public block might be blocking your request. You can look at your cloudtrail logs to get more details.
More details : https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/dev/access-control-block-public-access.html
Also looking at your policy, you are allowing s3:* action on your bucket prefix to all AWS principals.
Generally, it is not good practice to open all S3 action to all AWS principals. Kindly review your need and scope down policies to achieve better security on your bucket objects.
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