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Comment by jacquesm | original | Lovable apps expose passport details and more than 200K private messages
[−]jacquesm · 2026-11-14 Sat 23:06 UTC · link
That, and 280 or so company reviews, conversations with compliance officers, CISOs, auditors, pentesters, lawyers and other people in the M&A space about how those companies deal with security issues, reports and what constitutes a potential breach and what does not.

As for the absolute facts of the law: the only law I currently have in mind is the GDPR and that is a surprisingly readable piece of legislation.

[−]akerl_ · 2026-11-14 Sat 23:08 UTC · link
So I should expect a news post about Lovable owing GDPR fines for failure to disclose a breach any day now?
[−]jacquesm · 2026-11-14 Sat 23:16 UTC · link
Quite possibly. If you are a data subject affected by this affair you can contact your local DPA.
[−]akerl_ · 2026-11-15 Sun 14:14 UTC · link
And if I don’t see fines against Lovable and they don’t report this as a breach, it would seem to suggest that your stance across this post isn’t the degree of absolute fact you’ve presented it as?