It probably learned this from customer support transcripts. Me: gets email spam Me: hi, GDPR article 15 tell me what data you have of me and where you got it

It probably learned this from customer support transcripts. Me: gets email spam Me: hi, GDPR article 15 tell me what data you have of me and where you got it Them: sorry to hear we've bothered you, you've been removed from our database No! That's not what I asked! I want to know how this specific, unique email address leaked, and afaict they're a legit business (like, Facebook levels of legit, not like a viagra spammer that works without accountability altogether) so it won't be through criminal means and they can just tell me. Instead they try to be too helpful / get rid of my complaint faster. Maybe too tangential but the avoidance of answering the question in favor of "correcting" something (in their perception of correcting) reminded me of this