Common Issues
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My App Is Showing Wrong Data to Users
Your app is showing users the wrong information. Maybe User A is seeing User B's data, prices are wrong, order statuses are outdated, or the content displayed doesn't match what's actually in the database. This is confusing at best and a serious privacy violation at worst.
If one user can see another user's personal information, orders, or account details, you have a critical security and legal problem on top of a technical one. This needs to be fixed immediately.
Even if it's "just" wrong numbers or outdated information, it destroys user trust. People won't use an app they can't trust to show them accurate information, especially when money is involved.
Error Messages You Might See
No error message — just incorrect data displayed
Users reporting seeing other people's information
Prices don't match what was advertised
Order status stuck on old value
Dashboard numbers don't add up
Common Causes
- No data filtering by user — The app loads all data from the database instead of only the current user's data
- Caching showing stale data — The app saved an old version of the data and keeps showing it instead of fetching fresh data
- Data loaded in wrong order — The page displays before the data finishes loading, showing old or default values
- Database queries missing filters — The code that fetches data doesn't include a WHERE clause to filter by the current user
- Timezone or currency conversion errors — Dates, times, or prices are being converted incorrectly for different regions
How to Fix It
- Check if users can see each other's data — Log in as two different test users and verify each one only sees their own data. This is your highest priority
- Clear all caches — If your app caches data, clear the cache and see if the correct data appears
- Check the database directly — Open your database and verify that the actual stored data is correct. The problem might be in the display, not the data itself
- Add Row Level Security — If using Supabase, enable RLS policies so the database itself prevents users from accessing other users' data
- Test with fresh data — Create a brand new test account and add fresh data to see if it displays correctly
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Get HelpFrequently Asked Questions
Is it illegal if users can see each other's data?
Yes, this is likely a violation of privacy laws like GDPR (Europe), CCPA (California), or other regional data protection regulations. If personal data was exposed, you may be required to notify affected users and potentially regulators. Fix this immediately.
My data looks correct in the database but wrong in the app. Why?
This means the problem is in how your app reads or displays the data, not in the data itself. Common causes include caching, timezone conversion, wrong database queries, or the app showing data before it finishes loading.