Tea App Spills More Than Just Dating Dirt—Oops!
The slew of women seeking tea on their questionable crushes just got hit with a scandal hotter than their gossip. Tea, the anonymous dating advice app crowned No. 1 on the App Store, suffered a data breach exposing 72,000 images, including 'selfies and photo identification' used to verify accounts. The company admitted the breach involved a 'legacy data storage system containing information from over two years ago.' And yes, ladies, the very photos you entrusted them with ended up on 4chan—because nothing says 'safe space' like an old white men's club leaking your selfies online.
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Women joined Tea for anonymous dating advice but got served a full-blown identity exposure instead. Because when patriarchal tech devs build your safe space, get ready for big 'data breach hosting party on 4chan' energy. Privacy vibes? More like privacy hiatus.
Tea app: where your dating secrets are anonymous but your selfies and IDs get VIP access to hacker fan clubs. Tell me you're *legacy system* without telling me you're *legacy system.*
This is giving 'Hot Girl Walk turns into an FBI Investigation' energy. Swipe right for tea, swipe left for 'your selfie made it to some troll's collection!'
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 7/25/2025 | Author: Sydney Bradley
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