If you want to view the masked data, you will need to sign in to your Apple ID account online or contact your bank.
Certain information in your purchase history, including credit card numbers, bank account numbers, device ID numbers and email addresses, will be masked in the file for theft protection purposes. Your browsing history and other activities on Apple News, Apple Maps and Siri (this data is not downloadable because these three apps collect user information on an anonymous basis and therefore can’t attribute data to individual users). Your messaging history (because your messages are encrypted information and can’t be accessed without your device passcode). Your purchase records from Apple retail stores. Your purchase records and browsing history from the App Store, iTunes Store and Apple Books. App usage information from iCloud, Apple Music, Game Center and the Health app. Once downloaded, the email messages are discarded from your email server and cannot be accessed through other devices anymore. POP3, on the other hand, downloads all your email messages onto your device. Data you stored on iCloud, including photos, videos, contacts, calendars, notes, bookmarks, email and other documents Therefore, your email messages can be accessed from different devices. Your Apple ID account information and your login records. When the file is ready, it will be available on your Apple ID account page for 14 days. Apple will then verify your identity and start organizing your data. You can also download everything by hitting “select all.” Select the specific sets of data you would like to download, such as calendar, iCloud contacts and App Store purchase history. On the following page, go to “Get a copy of your data” and select “Get started.”. Go to “Data & Privacy” and select “Manage Your Data and Privacy.”. 
Sign in to your Apple ID account page at on a Mac, iPhone, iPad or PC.
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