# Bad Influence story: Lovable explains how it scans and fixes security issues in apps built on its platform

Active · 1 article · 1 source · First reported 11-10 09:00. Times are ET.
Story page: https://badinfluence.news/story/98de88b2-615b-43a7-906b-5b4a301d47cb

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Latest update (11-10 09:00): Lovable explains how it scans, fixes, and secures apps built on its platform

Overview: Lovable says its scanners check code, application logic, database schemas, and row-level security policies each time an app is published. Flagged issues can be fixed with a Fix button or an "Auto-fix security issues" setting, but users must review the findings or let auto-fix handle them. Lovable says the same scanning applies to free accounts, and deep scans can be run at any time at no cost. Scheduled scans, an in-depth scan of an app on a regular schedule with no extra clicks, will be available on all paid plans this month, according to the company.

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1. 11-10 09:00 · Lovable Blog (from the company) · [Lovable explains how it scans, fixes, and secures apps built on its platform](https://badinfluence.news/items/uevj4fm7h18iemrrmyqsmejih)
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