> it's their data, and you're allowed to use it. Here in the US, facts are not copyrightable. Your phone number, birthdate, email address, likes on facebook, l

> it's their data, and you're allowed to use it. Here in the US, facts are not copyrightable. Your phone number, birthdate, email address, likes on facebook, list of friends, etc are not things that you can "take away" from someone. In theory you could exercise copyright over an email you've written, but I'm not sure that's ever been worked out in court. > GDPR You have a jurisdiction problem.