How Privacy Rules work in Bubble

Privacy Rules are a negotiable, mission-critical part of your app. This video guides you through the essentials of setting up and understanding privacy rules within Bubble, ensuring your app's data remains secure from unauthorized access.
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⏱️ Timestamps:
00:00 What are privacy rules and why are they important
08:50 Setting up privacy rules in Bubble
12:49 Find this in searches
14:56 Privacy rules based on data relationships
18:13 Creating extra data relationships for privacy rules
📖 What You'll Learn:
- How privacy rules work 'under the hood'
- Step-by-step instructions on how to set up and configure privacy rules.
- Examples of different use cases for privacy rules
🔗 Useful Links:
Bubble Documentation on Privacy Rules: manual.bubble.io/help-guides/...
🔥 Tips:
- Always implement privacy rules before launching your app to prevent unauthorized data exposure.
- Utilize privacy rules as a filter to control data access based on user roles and conditions.
❓ Questions or Feedback?
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[@samjubril7654]

Nice one Matt. Your teachings are well explanatory, and your diagram illustrations always give clearer picture that aids understanding and good memories.

[@darrenbealeofficial]

Great video Matt. Thank you. It may also be worth looking at how these privacy rules may wwork ork in a SaaS type application; i.e. where an Account may be at the top of the heirarchy and Users and User Roles define the structure for privacy settings underneath. Great work thanks bro. 😎

[@thatQiao]

When enabled Data API, privacy rule is added three more options. This part should be appended to this video.

[@alxgrepe]

Great great video! One thing I don’t get though is why the backend sends through any field not referenced by any component on a page. If that would be (optionally) filtered as well, not only would some level of privacy would be implicit, but also the whole project would be faster and cheaper to run.

[@prakritojha]

Nice👍