It's currently impossible to export the "per recipient" data to include all of the individual URL clicks as part of the data. Since many interactions registered as human are really security systems (security bots testing links), it's critical to be able to download, view, sort, and verify the times/dates of interaction in order to see who really was human.

Since the usual signs of non-human activity are clicks landing within a second or two of sending, a recipient clicking every link in the email, or a burst of identical activity right after a send, it's critical to be able to download all this data for review, since the reporting interface can't display and sort it in usable ways, and because MailPoet is assigning many of those "zero-second" clicks as human, not as bot.