Archive · 28 Jul 2025
Dating App Tea Hacked, Private Photos of 72,000 Women Stolen
Imagine a dating app called Tea that helps women with dating advice.
Hackers broke into Tea and stole pictures.
These pictures included selfies used to prove who they were, plus other photos women shared on the app.
The company says emails and phone numbers are safe.
The breach only affected people who signed up before February 2024.
Tea is supposed to help women find out if the person they're dating is safe.
Dating app Tea suffered a data breach, confirming unauthorized system access.
The breach exposed photos: 13,000 selfies/IDs and 59,000 images from posts.
Emails and phone numbers were not compromised, according to the company.
The incident affects users who joined the app before February 2024.
Tea is a dating advice app designed to help women avoid dating red flags.
- Who
- The dating app Tea and its users.
- What
- A data breach involving the theft of photos from the dating app Tea.
- When
- The exact date of the breach is not specified in the article, but affects users before February 2024.
- Where
- The incident concerns the dating app Tea.
- Why
- The articles do not state a reason for the hack.
- App Name
- Tea
- Type of App
- Dating Advice
- Images Exposed
- 72,000
- Type of Data Exposed
- Photos
- Email/Phone Numbers
- Secure
- Affected Users
- Users before February 2024