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Netflix’s GDPR dump was kind of painful to actually make use of. In particular I wanted to port my 15 years of ratings (over 1000 movies) to Letterboxd but the
by donatj 6y ago
Netflix’s GDPR dump was kind of painful to actually make use of. In particular I wanted to port my 15 years of ratings (over 1000 movies) to Letterboxd but the Netflix dump only gives title as the identifier of the media, and some titles are VERY indistinct.
Any other information, anything else, like Year of movie would have helped. Instead I spent literal hours adjusting my data in Letterboxd’s fantastic import tool.
- madsbuch 6y agoThis might be illegal. After all, the dump should contain your ratings of movies, which is not satisfied if you can not identify the movie.
- MinorTom 6y agoThe dump needs to contain the data that is associated with your user and unless they store "user has rated Minions (2015) with 5" they don't need to tell you that. (Quite the opposite - it would be illegal for them to do so unless they also tell you what they'Ve stored exactly the way they've stored it) Do note that nobody actually knows* if what I'm saying is true, but that's just another problem of GDPR
- M2Ys4U 6y agoIf you're persistent you can get them to provide better data
- donatj 6y agoI don't live in in the EU so I feel like that might be pushing my luck.