Apple Dumps Viral Tea Dating Apps For Leaking Hot Mess
Remember July 2025ās 'Tea Dating Advice' app where women anonymously reviewed men? Well, Apple booted it and its cosplay cousin TeaOnHer off the App Store on October 21 for rampant privacy fails and content chaos. They leaked 72,000 selfies and driverās licenses, kinda like an ID buffet for cyber creeps, sparking class-action lawsuits and a sarcastic lawyer calling them 'just sloppy.' TeaOnHer founder Xavier Lampkin confessed to a brief data exposĆ© fixed in an hourābecause nothing says romance like a 60-minute scramble to plug leaks. Despite 20+ pleas from Apple and advanced AI filters, the mess wasn't cleaned. Meanwhile, kinkier tea apps thrive, and some users sip securely on iPhones that still keep the toxic brew flowing.
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Letās raise a privacy-violating glass to 'Tea'āthe dating app that spilled 72,000 driverās licenses and failed content checks so badly Apple had to exile it. Modern datingās version of playing Hot Potato with your worst secrets. Who needs privacy when youāve got tea?
An app where women rate men anonymously still managed to leak more than a gossipy best friend. Apple tried to put out this data fire 20 times, but Tea and TeaOnHer brewed their own disaster. Privacy? More like privacy whoopsie.
Tea Dating Advice leaked IDs like a drunk bartender slips addresses. Lawsuits followed faster than your bad Tinder dates ghosting you. Apple throwing them off the store is the digital equivalent of kicking out that weird cousin.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 10/23/2025 | Author: Sydney Bradley,Katherine Li
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