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> We’ve received and are processing your request to access your personal data. We will provide your information to you as soon as we can. Usually, this should n
by MathMonkeyMan 5y ago
> We’ve received and are processing your request to access your personal data.
We will provide your information to you as soon as we can. Usually, this should not take more than a month. In exceptional cases, for example if a request is more complex or if we are processing a high volume of requests, it might take longer, but if so we will notify you that there will be a delay.
I wonder what the formats are.
Also, is there a team of poor souls navigating internal bureaucracy to manually fulfill these requests? Is it a black hole?
A nice policy would be to decree "Every [property] in Amazon must provide an internally registered [endpoint] that speaks [protocol] serving requests consistent with [schema]. Request volume will be limited to at most [limit]." Require it for new stuff, and add it to the backlog for existing stuff.
Ah, but it wouldn't increase revenue, and everything is existing stuff. Still, I like the idea.
- sockpuppet69 5y ago
- xoxxala 5y agoI requested my Amazon data a year ago or so and it was a few different Excel files. One file for orders, one for digital orders, one for returns, etc. They included everything back to my first order in ‘99. Took a few days to process, but certainly less than a week.