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Neil Bracewell
Ines illustrated the privacy page with a screenshot of a real customer's account, home address and all. Told to fix it, she swapped in her own address.
The mistake
A screenshot used as a UI example on the public privacy page contains an actual customer record instead of synthetic or anonymized placeholder data, so a real name and home address are rendered directly beneath a claim of never sharing customer data. The fix substitutes the designer's own real address for the customer's, which removes the specific privacy violation but still leaves live personal data embedded in a marketing screenshot rather than replacing it with fabricated placeholder content.
- privacy
- design
- screenshots
- ai-assistant
- oversharing