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The phrase "all your data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the entirety of someone's information or records, often in contexts related to technology, privacy, or data management.
Example: "Please ensure that all your data is backed up before we proceed with the system update."
Alternatives: "all of your information" or "your complete data set".
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Oh, and it won't randomly eat all your data.
Did you ever use up all your data?
Here's how to download all your data from Facebook.
As soon as a thief replaces your SIM card, the stolen phone encrypts all your data.
It's going to threaten you, saying that it will delete all your data, it's okay.
The on-screen prompts will warn you that all your data will be lost.
Your connection to the network is encrypted, along with all your data.
And when you are finished running, you can download all your data onto your computer.
Is the value you get from the platform really worth giving up all your data for?
Trying to protect all your data, systems, and networks from all forms of malicious cyber activity?
It looks cute, until it sends all your data to Google (and beyond).
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