CJEU C-487/21 Österreichische Datenschutzbehörde v CRIF (right to copy)
You have the right to a faithful and intelligible copy of all your personal data, even full documents or extracts from documents or databases, if that's crucial for your rights and while respecting others' rights and freedoms.
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