StickerHub users are reporting that the app appears to have been compromised after receiving alarming notifications claiming that “StickerHub has been hacked” and that user data has allegedly been sold. The messages direct users to sk8tinglife.co.uk/stickerhub, which many users believe could be a phishing or malicious website. Multiple users on Reddit reported receiving the same warning and advised others not to click the link or enter any personal information.

It is currently unconfirmed whether StickerHub itself was hacked or whether only its notification system was compromised. Users are recommending caution, including avoiding the link, changing passwords if they reused their StickerHub login password elsewhere, and monitoring accounts for suspicious activity.
StickerHub’s own privacy policy states that it does not sell or exchange user email addresses, but the company has not been confirmed to have released an official statement about the reported incident at this time.
Recommended actions:
- Do not click the sk8tinglife.co.uk/stickerhub link.
- Do not enter your email, password, or other information into any page from the notification.
- Change your password if you used the same password on other websites.
- Enable two-factor authentication on your email and important accounts.
- Wait for an official announcement from StickerHub before taking further action.
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