SAFE Service stated that the materials circulating on the internet regarding the alleged personal data leak are not related to the SafeRoad application. According to the company, the published information was collected from various sources even before the service was launched. SAFE Service also emphasized that user data processing and protection are carried out in compliance with legal requirements.

The company reported that it is cooperating with authorized state bodies due to the dissemination of information it considers inaccurate. Earlier, reports appeared online about a possible leak of databases related to SafeRoad, inDrive, Lada Auto, KiwiTaxi, and Fargo. There is currently no independent confirmation of data compromise in the published materials.

Digital technology expert Shukhrat Kurbanov reported that he discovered his own data among the published information. This includes PINFL, home address, vehicle information, state registration license plates, and documents. Other reports claimed that the datasets also contain details about purchases, order deliveries, and pharmacy medicine purchases from past years. At the time of publication, the other mentioned companies and government agencies had not publicly commented on the situation.