The recent data hack targeting an app for sharing information about nefarious men is a reminder that the impulse to protect frequently comes at a cost.
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The recent data hack targeting an app for sharing information about nefarious men is a reminder that the impulse to protect frequently comes at a cost.
By Gina Cherelus
In the Third Wheel column, Gina Cherelus explores the delights and horrors of sex, dating and relationships.
Until last week’s data breach at Tea, an app for women seeking to warn one another about disreputable men in the dating scene, the people with the biggest ax to grind with such platforms were, well, men.
Despite data breach, controversy, these women say Tea app is indispensable
Tea, the dating app designed to be safe for women, shuts down partially after second security breach
There are no secrets on the internet. Just ask the women who entrusted their data to Tea | Arwa Mahdawi
Dating safety app Tea suspends messaging after hack
Tea app's second data breach exposed over a million private messages | TechCrunch
Selfis, 4chan y ‘guerra de sexos’: las lecciones del hackeo de Tea, la ‘app’ para que las mujeres expongan a sus ligues masculinos
Tea, une application controversée réservée aux femmes, victime d’un piratage
A rival Tea app for men is leaking its users' personal data and driver's licenses | TechCrunch
Un attacco informatico ha colpito un'app usata da donne per recensire uomini con cui escono, mettendo a rischio migliaia di profili - Il Post
Furto dati all'app per sole donne Tea, online oltre 70mila foto - Cybersecurity - Ansa.it
