There is a button to filter services from A-Z. It should also be possible to filter services that start with something else, e.g. a digit.

Currently, translation info is stored in _data/trans, but entry points to the page are available at /_pages.

If an entry point is available, but the translation is not or vice versa, it can cause bugs.

When you go to https://justgetmydata.com/es you are really going to /_pages/es

We need an automated script to either check that an entry point exists for each translation, or either generate them as a Jekyll plugin.

We also need to check if the icon is present in the flags, and correctly configured

afaik, I have got 2 different things, the normal data export.

..and then the Technical log one.

If you ask their support (need to answer a few support direction questions, then a 2-message chat with sb).

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Data

• name:
• url:
• url_CODE:
• difficulty:

• notes:
• email:
• email_subject:
• email_body:
• domains:

Setting up a script to distribute it through IPFS and configuring the justgetmydata.com endpoint to the ipns of the most recent version.

Fleek (for example) has a free version with up to 3GB, but It could also be deployed on my VPS

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To check what DeviantArt know about me, I get my datas from them.

Data

The content of data is very low :
{"Username":"<UserName>","Current Email":"<email address>","Gender":"other","Email History":[{"enc_email":"<MailAddress>","recorded":"<YYYY-MM-DD>","email":"<MailAddress>"}],"DOB":"<Date of birth>","Addresses":[{"city":"<City>","state":"Other","zip":"<ZipCode>","country":"<Country>","address1":"<Detail address>","type":"Primary Billing"}],"Credt Cards":["<Main credit card number, no date of CVV>"],"IP addresses":[{"ip":"xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx","last_used":"<YYYY-MM-DD (I have from 2015 to 2021)>"}],"Last User Agent":"<UserAgent>","Links":{"Profile":"https:\/\/www.deviantart.com\/<UserName>\/","Journal":"https:\/\/www.deviantart.com\/<UserName>\/journal\/","Polls":"https:\/\/www.deviantart.com\/<UserName>\/journal\/poll\/","Galleriy":"https:\/\/www.deviantart.com\/<UserName>\/gallery\/","Favourites":"https:\/\/www.deviantart.com\/<UserName>\/favourites\/","Prints":"https:\/\/www.deviantart.com\/<UserName>\/prints\/","Critiques":"https:\/\/www.deviantart.com\/<UserName>\/critique\/","Badges":"https:\/\/www.deviantart.com\/<UserName>\/badges\/","Activity":"https:\/\/www.deviantart.com\/<UserName>\/activity\/","Wishlist":"https:\/\/www.deviantart.com\/<UserName>\/wishlist\/"},"LinksLoginRequired":{"General Settings":"https:\/\/www.deviantart.com\/settings\/general","Identity Settings":"https:\/\/www.deviantart.com\/settings\/identity","Sta.sh":"https:\/\/sta.sh","Notes":"https:\/\/www.deviantart.com\/notifications\/notes\/","Purchase\/Order History":"https:\/\/www.deviantart.com\/account","Points":"https:\/\/www.deviantart.com\/account\/points\/","User Profits":"https:\/\/www.deviantart.com\/account\/earnings\/","Friends":"https:\/\/www.deviantart.com\/watching\/"},"LinksThirdParty":{"Amazon Web Services":null,"Authorize.net":"https:\/\/www.authorize.net\/","Avalara":"https:\/\/www1.avalara.com\/us\/en\/index.html","Circle Graphics":"http:\/\/www.circlegraphicsonline.com\/","Comscore":"https:\/\/www.comscore.com\/","EZPrints":"https:\/\/www.ezprints.com\/contact\/","Facebook":"https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/privacy\/explanation","Google Analytics":"https:\/\/www.google.com\/analytics\/services-support\/","Google DFP":"https:\/\/www.doubleclickbygoogle.com","Google+":"https:\/\/privacy.google.com\/take-control.html?categories_activeEl=sign-in","Mailgun":"https:\/\/www.mailgun.com\/contact","Marco Fine Arts":"http:\/\/www.mfatalon.com\/contact.html","Maxmind":"https:\/\/www.maxmind.com\/en\/company\/contact-us","Merchant e Solutions":"https:\/\/www.merchante-solutions.com\/about-us\/contact-us\/","Quantcast":"https:\/\/www.quantcast.com\/contact-us\/","Spamassassin":"https:\/\/spamassassin.apache.org\/","Twitter":"https:\/\/twitter.com\/en\/privacy","Vindicia":"https:\/\/www.vindicia.com\/contact-us","Sendgrid":"https:\/\/support.sendgrid.com\/hc\/en-us\/"}}

No private messages, no comments on arts, ...

• name: DeviantArt
• GDPR Link: https://www.deviantart.com/settings/gdpr/ (not shown in public (the item does not appear in the list if you are not on the URL), you have to know the URL or ask it)
• url: https://www.deviantart.com/settings/deactivation (to deactivate your account, with confirm shaming, more information on https://www.deviantartsupport.com/en/article/how-do-i-deactivate-my-deviantart-account ) No link/information found to delete an account.
• difficulty: impossible (as far as I know)
• notes: No more information than your password and your username it seems
• domains: www.deviantart.com

For example, there is no page as https://justgetmydata.com/kr/. This might not seem like a problem, but going from JustDeleteMe site to JustGetMyData site preserves the language code, thus landing one at the 'presumably translated page'-which doesn't exist.

I think it would be useful to create a new script that:

• Checks if the entries are sorted
• Checks if there are repeated elements
  Idea from #72

I open this Issue as a discussion on how we could add the notes' translation to Crowdin, so people can contribute without knowing how to use GitHub.

I think maybe we can create a GitHub action that uses the API directly, it might be easier than refactoring all the data handling

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Data

• name:
• url:
• url_CODE:
• difficulty:

• notes:
• email:
• email_subject:
• email_body:
• domains:

I think the assessment on how involved it is to export 'easy/hard' shouldn't be the only score, I'd give at least 3 ratings, or overall 'good/bad'.

Ex:

• I prefer this: I need to e-mail (automatically, scheduled?) and get a complete json + html with all resources. Takes 1 week.
• Over this: Login, WebUI, data export gives only your basic profile info, instant.

what is the procedure on getting the dump?

• how frequently is allowed (spotify)
• can you do scheduled ones?
• can you download them automatically, api (backups)?

what is provided?

• is something missing, that's available elsewhere?
• does the dump rely on online data? does it make requests?
• is adequate documentation / readme of the files provided?

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Some services provide more data (using the methods listed on the site) than others, and some may provide little data using the easy way and more data when using a more complicated way.

Example: Twitter

The Twitter data export contains much more data since some time, including information on advertisers, login IPs, and other technical data.

Example: Spotify

Using the method on your website, you get some information about your bookmarks and playback history, but most GDPR relevant data is not contained in the archive.

People who requested their data using GDRP (I am not sure if by e-mail or even by sending a letter) got archives that contain much more personal and technical data, like the brand name of their Bluetooth headphones.

Improvement suggestion:

• List what data is contained in the export
• List what data is missing (if known)
• List what other ways may be available to get more data

Although jgmd doesn't have a browser extension (as far as I know), there are still some references (presumably remains from jdm, that haven't been removed yet). These references are redundant and therefore should be removed:

• TRANSLATION_REFERENCE.md (extension, extensionguide, extensionp[1-6], mikerogers)
• trans/CODE.json (extension, extensionguide, extensionp[1-6], mikerogers)
• validate_json.rb (SupportedLanguageKeys)
• new_entry.md (domains)
• update_entry.md (domains)

reminder for self and progress of pocket casts PLEASE IGNORE unless it's been more than a month

it seems that it's a human manually pulling stuff

I got 'all raw data we have on you', in a txt file, what's essentially sectioned csv files.

Problem is, everything is identified with uuids, mailed back asking for subscription titles and urls to be included, or matched.

The import/export opml within the app provides these in xml, but there's no tie between an uid and an item in the opml file

Data

• name: Zynga
• url: https://zyngasupport.helpshift.com/hc/en/29-zyngagames-com/faq/12820-how-do-i-download-or-delete-my-data/?s=legal-privacy-security&f=how-do-i-download-or-delete-my-data
• url_CODE:
• difficulty: easy

• notes: Select the game you want to request your data from. Enter your Player ID and PIN for that game. Click on 'Request a Copy of Your Account Data' to submit your request.

I can't have a fork of jgdm and jdm at the same time on gh.

Please remove the fork connection under settings. Multiple references under README should be fine.

The current way works I guess, although from the contribution checklist:

Be sure to place your entry ALPHABETICALLY in the current list.

Less merge conflicts because of multiple prs with entries added at the bottom would be great.

While requesting the data is not too difficult, actually retrieving it is made as difficult as possible: in my case I got 177 microscopic files, each one needed to be individually clicked. For more details see: https://twitter.com/meeDamian/status/1446384769969893398?s=20

Backstory

When I tried to delete my accounts in the Stack Exchange Network, it was easy to delete my account from the associated sites with the currently provided method, like: stackoverflow.com and tex.stackexchange.com. Later I noticed that I still have an account and profile in https://stackexchange.com/ (which is the main website of the network, it lists all your account in the network in one single profile). My profile was empty with no associated posts or account. I tried to find a delete button but I couldn't.

Later I contacted support and they said that I need to submit an Erase my account request from this page: https://stackoverflow.com/legal/gdpr/request

Later after two days, they sent a message to my email to inform me that my profile was fully deleted and my data was removed or anonymized in the network.

Data

• name: Stack Exchange Accounts
• url: https://stackoverflow.com/help/deleting-account and https://stackoverflow.com/legal/gdpr/request
• difficulty: hard