Dating safety app Tea breached, exposing 72,000 user images

Dating App "Tea" Breached, Exposing 72,000 User Images

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A popular dating app focused on anonymous female commentary about past romantic experiences has confirmed a recent data breach. "Tea," known for its platform where women can share insights and opinions on men they've dated, announced Friday that hackers gained unauthorized access to a significant amount of user data.

The breach resulted in the exposure of 72,000 images previously uploaded by users. While the app hasn't disclosed further details about the specific types of images compromised or how the breach occurred, they have emphasized their commitment to investigating the situation thoroughly and taking steps to enhance security measures.

"We are taking this matter extremely seriously," stated a spokesperson for "Tea." "The privacy and security of our users is our top priority, and we are actively working with cybersecurity experts to identify the full scope of the breach and implement necessary safeguards to prevent future incidents."