Safety App Leaks Secrets Like It’s Dating Disaster 101
So, there was an app designed to 'make dating safer for women,' which is great—except the irony meter just shattered. Turns out, the app's data breaches exposed its users, revealing why it was so popular in the first place. As one candid note put it, this leak underscores the very vulnerabilities the app promised to guard against. Oh, I'm sorry, did I miss the part where putting everyone's secrets in one digital basket seemed like a brilliant safety plan?
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Oh, so the app made dating 'safer' by leaking users' info? That’s like wearing a helmet full of holes to protect your head. Genius level 'protection' right here, folks. Swipe left on digital security!
Who needs CCTV when your safety app acts like a tattletale? It leaked better than your ex's group chat—guess trust was the first casualty here.
This safety app’s idea of protection is basically leaving your diary on a park bench. Spoiler alert: Hackers RSVP’d, so did the breach.
Source: Theatlantic | Published: 7/30/2025 | Author: Unknown
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