Archive · 27 Jul 2025
Tea Dating App Suffers Data Breach, Exposing User Images
The Tea app, a dating app for women, was hacked.
Hackers stole 72,000 pictures, including selfies and IDs used to make sure users were real women.
The app lets women share stories about men, and this breach might put user's privacy at risk.
The company is working to fix the problem and prevent future attacks.
Tea, a women-only dating app, reported a data breach.
Hackers accessed 72,000 user images, including selfies and IDs.
13,000 selfies and IDs used for verification were exposed.
59,000 images from posts, comments, and DMs were accessed.
The company detected unauthorized access to their systems.
- Who
- Users of the Tea app and hackers were involved in the breach.
- What
- A data breach exposed 72,000 images from the Tea app.
- When
- The article does not specify when the breach happened.
- Where
- The breach impacted the Tea app.
- Why
- The article does not provide a reason for the data breach.
Tea Users
Hackers
Privacy
Tea Users
Users prioritize the privacy and security of their personal information.
Hackers
Unauthorized access and distribution of private images.
- App Name
- Tea
- Images Accessed
- 72,000
- Type of Data Leaked
- Selfies and IDs
- Primary Purpose
- Women dating app
