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In October 2015, NetEase, a Chinese Internet technology company known for providing online games, email services, advertising, and e-commerce platforms, reportedly suffered a data breach. The breach is said to have impacted approximately 288 million subscribers. Among the compromised data were email addresses and plain text passwords.

In February 2019, the "world’s Best Caller ID and Spam Blocking app" Truecaller suffered a data breach that impacted 286 million Indian users. The breach led to the exposure of data including Phone Numbers, Phone Carriers, Full names, Genders, Locations, Job Titles, Company Names, Email Addresses, Websites, Facebook IDs and Twitter Usernames.

The Collection #3 data breach is part of a larger series of data dumps, including Collections #1 through #5, which compiled email addresses and passwords from thousands of sources, from previously known data breaches and some new alleged breaches. Collection #1 alone contained about 2.7 billion records, including 1.2 billion unique email and password combinations, 773 million unique email addresses, and 21 million unique plaintext passwords. Additional collections, named Collections #2 through #5, along with "AP MYR&ZABUGOR #2" and "ANTIPUBLIC #1," were also discovered, significantly adding to the scope of compromised data​.

In February 2018, a massive collection of nearly 3,000 alleged data breaches was discovered online. Among the 2,844 files, over 80 million unique email addresses were identified that had not been previously exposed. Each file contained email addresses paired with plain text passwords.