Apple is the latest tech giant to make changes to comply with GDPR, the EU’s privacy data rules after it introduced a new website that shows customers exactly what personal data it holds on them.
Accessible via an ‘Apple ID Data & Privacy’ website — which was first spotted by 9to5Mac — Apple customers can request access to the full gamut of personal data, which includes sign-in history, contacts, calendar, notes, photos, and documents, as well as services such as Apple Music, the App Store, iTunes, and Apple Care.
Dependent on the data records selected, Apple may take as long as two weeks to assemble the information while the company said the data will be deleted after two weeks.
