In a shocking breach of trust, a popular dating app designed to help women vet potential matches has confirmed a major security incident. Tea, the company behind the Tea Dating Advice app, revealed on July 25 that hackers gained access to a legacy data storage system, leaking over 72,000 user-uploaded images. While the company claims no phone numbers or email addresses were compromised, the breach affects users who joined before February 2024—raising serious concerns about digital safety and privacy on platforms meant to empower women. The incident highlights the growing risks of data vulnerabilities in apps aimed at protecting users from real-world threats.
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