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Controversial app Tea that allows women to 'name and shame' their worst dates faces boycott calls from men - who claim it is 'ruining lives'
Founded by American entrepreneur Sean Cook in 2023, Tea exploded in popularity earlier this month - in part due to its divisive premise.
There's Already a Class Action Lawsuit Against the Viral 'Tea' App
Some of the women involved have filed a class action against the app. (Reps for Tea tell me they have no comment on that at this time.) Earlier this week, a Tea app user named Griselda Reyes sued Tea ...
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Cyber Spill: 5 Security Lessons We Can Learn From the Tea Hack
In the wake of the Tea breach, in which thousands of IDs and photos were stolen from the women-only dating safety site that ...
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Hackers Breach the Tea App, Leaking on 4CHAN 13,000 User Photos and IDs, From a Platform Meant for Women’s Safety
What caused the Tea App data breach to expose 72,000 images? Imagine signing up for an app meant to keep you safe, only to ...