When a breach is reported, we publish what's known, a free way to check whether you're affected, and exactly what you can demand under GDPR.
Alcon — 2026-08-09Email address · Name · Phone number · Physical address
Houston City College — 2026-07-28Email address · Name · Phone number · Physical address · Date of birth · Gender · Academic records · Citizenship status
Revolut — 2026-07-27Email address · Name · Phone number · Physical address · Partial card details · Device information · Hashed credentials
Suno — 2026-07-20Email address · Name · Phone number · Physical address · Purchase history · Partial card data
Paidwork — 2026-07-19Email address · Name · Phone number · Physical address · Bank account number · Financial transactions · Date of birth · Gender · Education level · Password (bcrypt) · IP address · Device information · Personal interests · Profile photo
Goose Creek — 2026-07-15Email address · Name · Phone number · Physical address · Purchase history
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What you can demand right now
1
Ask what they hold — GDPR Article 15
You can require the company to tell you exactly what data it has about you, and give you a free copy. It has one month to answer.
2
Demand deletion — GDPR Article 17
You can require them to erase your personal data. Also one month, also free of charge.
3
Complain to your data protection authority
If they ignore you or refuse without valid grounds, you can file a free complaint. Regulators can investigate and fine.