Thank you for the comment! You’re right that sending sensitive data in URL parameters can pose risks, since URLs are often logged by servers, proxies, or browsers, which lead to security breaches and GDPR violations.

In fact, I’ve mentioned these concerns in the blog under "Why GET with a Body Can Be Risky" and "Alternatives to GET with a Body" sections.

For example, I highlighted how query parameters are better suited for smaller, less sensitive payloads, while sensitive data should ideally be sent in a secure manner, avoiding URL exposure entirely

I appreciate you emphasizing this consideration.

Let me know if there’s anything specific you’d like to discuss further!.

Cheers