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If you happen to be in the EU or if you qualify somehow, you could try submitting a GDPR request for all your data, which they are legally forced to respond or
by franciscop 5y ago
If you happen to be in the EU or if you qualify somehow, you could try submitting a GDPR request for all your data, which they are legally forced to respond or face steep fines.
- SixFive7 5y agoAs I am from the EU and both a business user as well as an individual customer with the same issue I did exactly that. They ignored me flat out multiple times. It was very rude. I got it on record though so we'll see how legal goes about it. Doesn't help me get to my data any faster though. ;-/
- franciscop 5y agoIt should be fairly easy to follow up: https://www.mind.org.uk/information-support/legal-rights/personal-information/what-if-i-dont-get-what-i-asked-for/ https://www.mind.org.uk/information-support/legal-rights/per...