The Tea app describes itself as "the safest place to spill tea" about potential online matches, allowing its subscribers to conduct background and criminal record checks, reverse image searches, and ...

Weeks after hackers swiped user data from the Tea app — a “rate your ex” app where women could swap dirt on dud dates — its testosterone-fueled twin, TeaOnHer, has suffered the same fate. Billed as a ...

TeaOnHer, an app designed for men to share photos and information about women they have supposedly dated, has exposed users’ personal information, including government IDs and selfies, TechCrunch can ...

Tea confirmed 72,000 images were exposed, including 13,000 selfies and IDs. A now-removed website allegedly let users rate women based on the leaked images. A user-created map reportedly plotted ...

What caused the Tea App data breach to expose 72,000 images? Imagine signing up for an app meant to keep you safe, only to find your personal information shared across the internet. This is the ...

Though it brings me no pleasure, it's once again time to discuss the viral apps Tea and TeaOnHer. You may remember them from the summer, when Tea—where women could anonymously rate and discuss men ...