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Where to request your data from other services?

How to download my data from Google, Apple, Spotify, Meta, etc.?

Service

Where to request

Typical wait

Google

takeout.google.com — select the products you want, then export

Depends on volume

Apple

privacy.apple.com — sign in with your Apple ID, request a copy of your data, then choose a maximum file size (1 GB to 25 GB)

Depends on volume

Facebook

accountscenter.facebook.com → Your information and permissions → Download your information

~4 days

Instagram

accountscenter.facebook.com → Your information and permissions → Download your information

Depends on volume

X

Settings and privacy → Your account → Download an archive of your data. In the EU, use the privacy form at help.x.com

Depends on volume

LinkedIn

linkedin.com/mypreferences/d/ → Get a copy of your data. Choose the full archive, not the fast one — that's the one with your history

24 hours+

Microsoft

account.microsoft.com/privacy → Download your data

Depends on volume

Spotify

spotify.com/account/privacy → request extended streaming history, not the basic account data — only the extended export has listening timestamps

5 days basic, up to 30 for extended

Netflix

netflix.com/account/getmyinfo

Depends on volume

Amazon

amazon.com/hz/privacy-central/data-requests/preview.html → Request My Data

Depends on volume

eBay

accountsettings.ebay.com/uas → Personal Info → Request your eBay data

Depends on volume

Venmo

venmo.com → Settings → Privacy → request a statement. Choose CSV

Depends on volume

TikTok

In the app: Settings and privacy → Account → Download your data. Choose JSON, not TXT — the TXT version can't be read back as data

~4 days

WhatsApp

In the app: Settings → Account → Request account info. Note this is the account report, which excludes messages — a per-chat "Export chat" is a separate, different file

~3 days

Snapchat

accounts.snapchat.com → My Data

Depends on volume

Reddit

reddit.com/settings/data-request

Depends on volume

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