FRLa Poste Mobile data breach
La Poste Mobile (lapostemobile.fr) suffered a data breach on 4 July 2022. Here is what leaked, how to find out whether you are affected, and what to do.
Indicative guide: high if passwords, bank details, ID documents or health data leaked; medium if a phone number, address or date of birth; low otherwise.
- Breach date
- 4 July 2022
- Accounts affected
- 533,886
- Types of data
- 7
- Known to HIBP since
- 14 July 2022
What leaked
Are you affected?
Search for your email address on Have I Been Pwned: if it appears in the La Poste Mobile breach, your data are part of it. Your email never goes through ShredRGPD.
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What to do now?
Your action plan
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A message that mentions the breach, a call “from your bank”? See what to do on What to do?.
Write to La Poste Mobile
The GDPR lets you ask the company what data it holds about you and what leaked (Articles 15 and 34), or to erase your data (Article 17). It has one month to reply (Article 12(3)).
Ask what leakedRequest erasure
The contact of the data protection officer (DPO) is usually in the privacy policy of lapostemobile.fr. The letters are indicative templates, not legal advice.
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