Six compliance traps that can cost vibe-coded apps six figures before first sale
aakashgupta · x · 2026-11-04
Developer aakashgupta warns that vibe-coded apps can rack up six-figure fines before making a single sale. He lists six flat per-violation traps: COPPA (children's privacy), Google Fonts hotlinking, session replay privacy issues, CAN-SPAM email rules, auto-renewal disclosure requirements, and the $6 copyright agent registration. His fix: send the checklist video link to Claude and let it audit and patch your app for each violation. A practical compliance avoidance list for indie vibe coders.
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