The app knows who you are — that's not the same as what you're allowed to touch

Logged in isn't the same as allowed, and the gap between the two is where data leaks. Tap the toggle to see who can read what.

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Authentication is who you are; authorization is what you're allowed to touch

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Being logged in does not mean being allowed everything

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A logged-in user reaching another user's data is an authorization failure, fixed with rules like RLS

What this means for your app

Every private table needs an authorization rule, not just a login screen. Ask your AI tool, per table: "what stops a logged-in user from reading another user's rows here?" If the answer is…

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