Tea, a women-only dating advice app, has disclosed that a recent cyberattack compromised more user data than initially reported, including direct messages and photos. The company has taken affected systems offline as it investigates the breach.
CBS News • 28 Jul 22:22
Tea, a women-only dating advice app, has disclosed that a recent cyberattack compromised more user data than initially reported, including direct messages and photos. The company has taken affected systems offline as it investigates the breach.
The Verge • 28 Jul 20:22
The dating app Tea, designed to help women identify problematic men, suffered a significant data breach that exposed sensitive user information, including images and private messages. Experts have criticized the company’s data storage practices as negligent.
CNN • 26 Jul 22:41
Tea, a dating app focused on women's safety, has disclosed a data breach that exposed 72,000 user images, including selfies used for account verification. Experts warn the incident highlights growing privacy risks tied to biometric data and online dating platforms.
AP News • 26 Jul 20:02
Tea, a dating app that allows women to anonymously share information about men, has confirmed a significant data breach after rapid growth in user numbers. The incident exposed tens of thousands of images, raising privacy concerns for users and criticism over the app's approach.
NBC News • 25 Jul 19:14
A major data breach at the Tea app has resulted in the leak of tens of thousands of user photos and identification documents, raising concerns about privacy and security for the app's largely female user base.
CNET • 25 Jul 17:35
Tea, a women's safety-focused dating app, has disclosed a security breach that exposed approximately 72,000 user images stored in an older data system. The company is investigating the incident and says there is no evidence that current user data was affected.
