(You can also just go to once you’re logged in on the Web.)Īs is often the case with personal-data downloads that include a lot of information, it takes several days for Netflix to compile it. Choose Account, and about midway down the page you’ll see “Download your personal information.” Click that to begin the process. Choose your profile, then click on its icon in the upper right corner of the web page.
You can download your Netflix data by logging into your account on a web browser (it’s not accessible in a mobile or smart-TV app). (The company still rents DVDs, but said last week it will end the service in September.) A Netflix spokesperson told me this is available for those who used the same email address during the DVD and streaming eras, but I was unable to track it down for my account. Missing from the file labeled ViewingActivity.csv are the movies and shows I watched on the rented DVDs. While the streaming history is certainly a trip down Memory Lane, unfortunately it’s a road that’s shorter than I’d like. And among the 27 files included in the download package is a small glimpse of the password-sharing crackdown Netflix plans to bring to the United States before the end of this quarter. How do I know this? Because, like Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, Netflix lets you download your personal data, including viewing history. Afterward, we dived back into “Friday Night Lights” by devouring season two. By the end of the month, we had finished season one and took a break by watching “Dead Snow,” a Scandinavian comedy film about zombie Nazis terrorizing a group of medical students at a remote cabin in the snowy Norwegian woods (4 of 5 stars, highly recommended for those who enjoy a mix of horror and humor). I also know that the first TV series I binge-watched on Netflix was “Friday Night Lights,” which my wife and I started on July 19, 2010. I don’t remember watching this, but I know that it was my first title. My first Netflix streamed video was “The Spanish Prisoner,” a 1997 film, on Jan.
I was a DVD customer back then, and I didn’t try streaming until three years later. Netflix, founded more than 25 years ago to rent movies on DVD through the mail, began allowing customers to stream them in 2007. OLIVIER DOULIERY/AFP, HO / TNS Show More Show Less 2 of2Īlthough you can download a very detailed list of everything that’s been streamed via your Netflix account, a more limited view of activity is available for each profile on your account through the account-management Web page.
Netflix lets you download your personal data, including viewing history, and offers a glimpse of the password crackdown.
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