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Tushar Laad··7 min readguidedata

30+ Data Exports You Didn't Know You Could Download

Under GDPR, CCPA, and similar regulations, every major platform must let you download your data. Most people never do. Here's every export MemryLab supports, with direct links.

Social Media

PlatformWhat You GetLink
Twitter/XAll tweets, DMs, likes, bookmarkstwitter.com/settings/download_your_data
FacebookPosts, messages, photos, reactionsfacebook.com/dyi
InstagramPosts, stories, messages, commentsinstagram.com > Settings > Your Activity > Download Your Information
RedditPosts, comments, saved items, messagesreddit.com/settings/data-request
LinkedInPosts, messages, connections, profilelinkedin.com/mypreferences/d/download-my-data
BlueskyPosts, likes, followsExport from Settings
MastodonToots, media, followersExport from Preferences
TikTokVideos, comments, DMstiktok.com > Settings > Download Your Data
SnapchatMemories, chats, story historyaccounts.snapchat.com/accounts/downloadmydata
PinterestPins, boards, messagespinterest.com/settings/privacy
TumblrPosts, messages, likesExport from Settings

Messaging

PlatformWhat You GetLink
WhatsAppChat history (per chat)In-app: Chat > More > Export Chat
TelegramFull message historyDesktop app: Settings > Advanced > Export Data
DiscordDMs, server messagesdiscord.com/channels/@me (request in Privacy)
SlackWorkspace messages, filesWorkspace admin > Import/Export
SignalMessage backupIn-app backup (encrypted)

Notes & Writing

PlatformWhat You GetLink
ObsidianAlready local! Just point MemryLab at your vault folderN/A
NotionAll pages and databasesNotion > Settings > Export All Workspace Content
EvernoteAll notes as .enexEvernote > All Notes > Export
Day OneJournal entries as JSONDay One > File > Export > JSON
SubstackAll posts and subscriber dataSettings > Export
MediumAll stories and responsesmedium.com/me/export

Everything Else

PlatformWhat You GetLink
Google TakeoutEVERYTHING: Gmail, Drive, Photos, YouTube, Search, Maps, Chrometakeout.google.com
AppleiCloud data, App Store, Apple IDprivacy.apple.com
AmazonOrders, searches, Alexa, Kindleamazon.com/gp/privacycentral
SpotifyListening history, playlists, searchesspotify.com/account/privacy
YouTubeWatch history, comments, subscriptionsVia Google Takeout
NetflixViewing history, ratings, searchesnetflix.com/account/getmyinfo

What To Do With All This Data

Once you've downloaded your exports:

  1. Import into MemryLab — drop the ZIP files or folders into the Import view
  2. Run Analysis — the 8-stage pipeline extracts themes, beliefs, and contradictions
  3. Explore — use Timeline, Search, Ask, and Graph views to discover your evolution

Most people have 5-10 years of digital history they've never examined. The insights are waiting.

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