Tea app security breaches reveal private chats and photo ID, as it tops App Store

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By Ben LovejoyJul 29, 2025, 7:27 am301 pts
Two major security vulnerabilities in the Tea app – which claims to make dating safer for women – have exposed the private chats and personal data of at least tens of thousands of users. The app, designed to allow women to share “red flags” for men they had dated, claimed four million active users after it hit…

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