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Can you buy your own data tosee what they have on you?
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I guess it depends where you are situated.
Some countries have protections that you can just "ask" a particular site what data they have collected on you. I think that's as private as it can go.
Another option are those "shady" data brokers. John Oliver did a segment before on how he got some "public" data to possibly ID US lawmakers.