You can&#x27;t own facts (such as the fact you live at 123 XYZ Street or that you made a 4 minute call last week to your mother). You can own documents (digital or otherwise) containing facts. But the documents you&#x27;re talking about here are Verizon&#x27;s database files. You have no right to them.<p>I&#x27;m not familiar with European data privacy laws, but I imagine they&#x27;re like U.S. privacy laws in the sense that they&#x27;re not based on ownership. E.g. it&#x27;s illegal for schools to disclose your educational information to third parties. But your student records are still the <i>school&#x27;s</i> records, not yours.