Apple can access my privacy data but I can’t?

Thank you, Limnos. I appreciate the help, however I couldn’t find anything about the privacy data request process in any of Apple’s documentation, other than the data request page itself. I might simply be missing it, but I did look pretty extensively.

Thank you very much for taking a moment to reply.

A few days later and a call to Apple Support, and still no movement on my request, nor any helpful explanation of the process, let alone an explanation of why Apple employees enjoy on-demand access to my privacy data, but I do not. Hoping someone with some insight eventually sees this post.

Thank you for your reply, but I'm interested in finding out more information about the process regardless of who provides it. I've already reached out to Apple directly over the phone and their representatives weren't able to provide any insight, so I was hoping someone from outside the company might have some information that they didn't.

I wasn't able to see your entire post on my iOS device, so forgive me for not replying to all your information. I've attempted to request the privacy data a second time, but the Apple Media Services option that you've highlighted in red no longer exists for me. It's not that it's greyed out - it just no longer exists.

And the Music Notification Settings you've referred to is the thing that's been giving me the trouble. I activated the Apple Music notifications option, after which I've begun receiving notifications not only for artists I've liked, but also for artists I've never expressed an interest in or listened to. I'm attempting to retrieve my Media Services Information so that I can dig into my history on my own to figure out if I can uncover the issue.

I hope that clarifies what I'm trying to achieve. Thanks again.

Yes, that’s the one.