The latest trends (regulatory or not) on the web are pushing players towards a significant increase in transparency, particularly in terms of the retention of personal data (Hello GDPR). While transparency is generally a good thing, the proliferation of regulations makes managing a website significantly more complicated (I won't tell you about the hassle).
As a result, many sites have implemented processes allowing you to request your personal data from themThe only problem is that it's not always easy to find your way around.
Website MyDataRequest has therefore been designed to facilitate your data recovery process from just over 100 major sites (and we can imagine that the site will increase this number over time).
Facebook, McDonald's, Amazon, Dropbox, Skype, Groupon... you will be able to discover the steps to follow to recover your data on each of these sites.
These steps vary quite a bit from one site to another. In some cases, it is enough to click on a simple button, in others it is necessary to fill out a form or send an email (or a paper letter).
The site is in English, but it will give you direct access to these forms or email addresses while offering you standard letters that you can send to the websites. If necessary, it will offer you directly the link to the page allowing you to download your data.
In short, if you want to have access to your personal data stored on the most influential sites, you have found the right tool to do so!
MyDataRequest
