Data harvesting and resale without consent
Lusha is selling personal phone numbers and emails without consent. My details were harvested from someone else’s phone via a contact-merging app, passed to a third party (LS Mobile Apps Holdings), then sold to Lusha and distributed to their customers for marketing. I never provided my data, never consented, and had no relationship with any of these companies. They claim “legitimate interest” to justify commercial resale of contact details obtained indirectly from other people’s address books. This is extremely intrusive and results in unsolicited calls and outreach from random companies. Avoid. This is data harvesting and resale without consent.