If you use @Data you say that all fields will be available with getters and setters that will have no other special logic.

Why not consider making those fields public then and not bother with @Data?.

This is how Java language was designed, then everybody started mindlessly putting getters and setters around private fields to pretend they are private while giving everybody access to do whatever they want with them (silly).

Now you are putting @Data to further muddle the problem which basically does not exist.