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That might depend on your country of residence, but in Europe we have the right to all non-confidential data associated with us from any company that isn't "prohibitively expensive" to obtain, such as "all video footage with me in it from 2010 to today".

In this case though, it shouldn't be prohibitively expensive to obtain, as it forms the foundation for tracking the use of your data plan. If it was prohibitively expensive to obtain, they wouldn't be able to tell you, when you hit your data cap.

Well after I tweeted they contacted me via Twitter DM and had a conversation with email, the email I have provided them, and they emailed me the breakdown, it’s a very long list of sites and protocols and data used

I have cropped the first few results only to show what’s relevant

If there is a way to log this at router level, then we already have it. No need to talk to ISP.