Apple is finally allowing you to download all your personal data, as many web giants already allow, including Google and Facebook. The Cupertino company still waited for the General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) to come into effect to do so. That’s why a new tool is available at privacy.apple.com. It allows Apple to download absolutely all the data it keeps on its users registering their iTunes, App Store, iCloud or other accounts.
How to download all your personal data from Apple?
To upload all your personal data to Apple:
- Go to the site Data and privacy company by clicking here
- click To start the following section Get a copy of your data
note : The next screen lets you choose what you want to download – Apple has divided it into two parts: light data and larger ones. If you have selected very large downloads, it is possible to select the size of the downloaded files to facilitate the process.
- click To continue
Apple then sends a confirmation email where we learn, among other things, that the archive has been prepared and a download link will be sent to you within 7 days. Apple explains: “To ensure the security of your data, this period is used to verify that you are indeed at the source of this request”. In addition to downloading all your personal data, Apple also assists in rectifying some data. Haven’t received the download link yet? Did you encounter any surprises while browsing the zip archive? Share your views in the comments!
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