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          You can request a copy of your data that Apple has (Apple ID account and Device Information) by visiting https://privacy.apple.com. It can take up to 7 days to prepare the report and you will have up to 14 days once it's ready to download it before it's deleted.



          You will need to login with your Apple ID, password and two-factor authentication token. You will be able to select what data you wish to download.



          Select Data to be downloaded...



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          You will then receive an email from Apple confirming the request...



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          • Thanks :) I have requested the data. I'll update once I have access to the data.
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          An indirect way is to search your email archive for messages from appleid@id.apple.com asking for verification of the email address you gave when creating the id.






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          • Thanks. I recall using the Apple ID since 2011. I have purged older emails and no longer have access to the said email.
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          There is no way of knowing the exact data when the Apple ID was created:




          As far as I know you can't. You can log into your account via the
          Store > View Account menu option and see what the earliest purchase
          that shows on the account is, that should give you a rough idea of the
          date, but I don't that there is anywhere that you can see the actual
          date.




          Reference: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/6825980



          If you are looking for an official answer this discussion is better:
          https://discussions.apple.com/thread/7550913



          Apple recommended this answer:




          I don't think there is a way to find that out. However, you can find
          the date of the first purchase you made with the ID: Store > View
          Account, and look at the end of your Purchase History to find the
          oldest item.







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          • Thanks. I have already gone through the discussion. As it's just a thread on forum and not an official document, I am still looking for any relevant resource.
            – Nimesh Neema
            17 hours ago










          • @NimeshNeema I found another discussion with the same answer and apple recommended it. I edited my post.
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          You can request a copy of your data that Apple has (Apple ID account and Device Information) by visiting https://privacy.apple.com. It can take up to 7 days to prepare the report and you will have up to 14 days once it's ready to download it before it's deleted.



          You will need to login with your Apple ID, password and two-factor authentication token. You will be able to select what data you wish to download.



          Select Data to be downloaded...



          enter image description here



          You will then receive an email from Apple confirming the request...



          enter image description here






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          • Thanks :) I have requested the data. I'll update once I have access to the data.
            – Nimesh Neema
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          You can request a copy of your data that Apple has (Apple ID account and Device Information) by visiting https://privacy.apple.com. It can take up to 7 days to prepare the report and you will have up to 14 days once it's ready to download it before it's deleted.



          You will need to login with your Apple ID, password and two-factor authentication token. You will be able to select what data you wish to download.



          Select Data to be downloaded...



          enter image description here



          You will then receive an email from Apple confirming the request...



          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer





















          • Thanks :) I have requested the data. I'll update once I have access to the data.
            – Nimesh Neema
            15 hours ago













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          up vote
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          You can request a copy of your data that Apple has (Apple ID account and Device Information) by visiting https://privacy.apple.com. It can take up to 7 days to prepare the report and you will have up to 14 days once it's ready to download it before it's deleted.



          You will need to login with your Apple ID, password and two-factor authentication token. You will be able to select what data you wish to download.



          Select Data to be downloaded...



          enter image description here



          You will then receive an email from Apple confirming the request...



          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer












          You can request a copy of your data that Apple has (Apple ID account and Device Information) by visiting https://privacy.apple.com. It can take up to 7 days to prepare the report and you will have up to 14 days once it's ready to download it before it's deleted.



          You will need to login with your Apple ID, password and two-factor authentication token. You will be able to select what data you wish to download.



          Select Data to be downloaded...



          enter image description here



          You will then receive an email from Apple confirming the request...



          enter image description here







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          • Thanks :) I have requested the data. I'll update once I have access to the data.
            – Nimesh Neema
            15 hours ago


















          • Thanks :) I have requested the data. I'll update once I have access to the data.
            – Nimesh Neema
            15 hours ago
















          Thanks :) I have requested the data. I'll update once I have access to the data.
          – Nimesh Neema
          15 hours ago




          Thanks :) I have requested the data. I'll update once I have access to the data.
          – Nimesh Neema
          15 hours ago












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          An indirect way is to search your email archive for messages from appleid@id.apple.com asking for verification of the email address you gave when creating the id.






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          • Thanks. I recall using the Apple ID since 2011. I have purged older emails and no longer have access to the said email.
            – Nimesh Neema
            17 hours ago















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          An indirect way is to search your email archive for messages from appleid@id.apple.com asking for verification of the email address you gave when creating the id.






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          • Thanks. I recall using the Apple ID since 2011. I have purged older emails and no longer have access to the said email.
            – Nimesh Neema
            17 hours ago













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          An indirect way is to search your email archive for messages from appleid@id.apple.com asking for verification of the email address you gave when creating the id.






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          • Thanks. I recall using the Apple ID since 2011. I have purged older emails and no longer have access to the said email.
            – Nimesh Neema
            17 hours ago


















          • Thanks. I recall using the Apple ID since 2011. I have purged older emails and no longer have access to the said email.
            – Nimesh Neema
            17 hours ago
















          Thanks. I recall using the Apple ID since 2011. I have purged older emails and no longer have access to the said email.
          – Nimesh Neema
          17 hours ago




          Thanks. I recall using the Apple ID since 2011. I have purged older emails and no longer have access to the said email.
          – Nimesh Neema
          17 hours ago










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          0
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          There is no way of knowing the exact data when the Apple ID was created:




          As far as I know you can't. You can log into your account via the
          Store > View Account menu option and see what the earliest purchase
          that shows on the account is, that should give you a rough idea of the
          date, but I don't that there is anywhere that you can see the actual
          date.




          Reference: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/6825980



          If you are looking for an official answer this discussion is better:
          https://discussions.apple.com/thread/7550913



          Apple recommended this answer:




          I don't think there is a way to find that out. However, you can find
          the date of the first purchase you made with the ID: Store > View
          Account, and look at the end of your Purchase History to find the
          oldest item.







          share|improve this answer























          • Thanks. I have already gone through the discussion. As it's just a thread on forum and not an official document, I am still looking for any relevant resource.
            – Nimesh Neema
            17 hours ago










          • @NimeshNeema I found another discussion with the same answer and apple recommended it. I edited my post.
            – Daniil Manokhin
            17 hours ago















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          There is no way of knowing the exact data when the Apple ID was created:




          As far as I know you can't. You can log into your account via the
          Store > View Account menu option and see what the earliest purchase
          that shows on the account is, that should give you a rough idea of the
          date, but I don't that there is anywhere that you can see the actual
          date.




          Reference: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/6825980



          If you are looking for an official answer this discussion is better:
          https://discussions.apple.com/thread/7550913



          Apple recommended this answer:




          I don't think there is a way to find that out. However, you can find
          the date of the first purchase you made with the ID: Store > View
          Account, and look at the end of your Purchase History to find the
          oldest item.







          share|improve this answer























          • Thanks. I have already gone through the discussion. As it's just a thread on forum and not an official document, I am still looking for any relevant resource.
            – Nimesh Neema
            17 hours ago










          • @NimeshNeema I found another discussion with the same answer and apple recommended it. I edited my post.
            – Daniil Manokhin
            17 hours ago













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          There is no way of knowing the exact data when the Apple ID was created:




          As far as I know you can't. You can log into your account via the
          Store > View Account menu option and see what the earliest purchase
          that shows on the account is, that should give you a rough idea of the
          date, but I don't that there is anywhere that you can see the actual
          date.




          Reference: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/6825980



          If you are looking for an official answer this discussion is better:
          https://discussions.apple.com/thread/7550913



          Apple recommended this answer:




          I don't think there is a way to find that out. However, you can find
          the date of the first purchase you made with the ID: Store > View
          Account, and look at the end of your Purchase History to find the
          oldest item.







          share|improve this answer














          There is no way of knowing the exact data when the Apple ID was created:




          As far as I know you can't. You can log into your account via the
          Store > View Account menu option and see what the earliest purchase
          that shows on the account is, that should give you a rough idea of the
          date, but I don't that there is anywhere that you can see the actual
          date.




          Reference: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/6825980



          If you are looking for an official answer this discussion is better:
          https://discussions.apple.com/thread/7550913



          Apple recommended this answer:




          I don't think there is a way to find that out. However, you can find
          the date of the first purchase you made with the ID: Store > View
          Account, and look at the end of your Purchase History to find the
          oldest item.








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          • Thanks. I have already gone through the discussion. As it's just a thread on forum and not an official document, I am still looking for any relevant resource.
            – Nimesh Neema
            17 hours ago










          • @NimeshNeema I found another discussion with the same answer and apple recommended it. I edited my post.
            – Daniil Manokhin
            17 hours ago


















          • Thanks. I have already gone through the discussion. As it's just a thread on forum and not an official document, I am still looking for any relevant resource.
            – Nimesh Neema
            17 hours ago










          • @NimeshNeema I found another discussion with the same answer and apple recommended it. I edited my post.
            – Daniil Manokhin
            17 hours ago
















          Thanks. I have already gone through the discussion. As it's just a thread on forum and not an official document, I am still looking for any relevant resource.
          – Nimesh Neema
          17 hours ago




          Thanks. I have already gone through the discussion. As it's just a thread on forum and not an official document, I am still looking for any relevant resource.
          – Nimesh Neema
          17 hours ago












          @NimeshNeema I found another discussion with the same answer and apple recommended it. I edited my post.
          – Daniil Manokhin
          17 hours ago




          @NimeshNeema I found another discussion with the same answer and apple recommended it. I edited my post.
          – Daniil Manokhin
          17 hours ago


















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