Men's Dating App TeaOnHer Leaks User Data

A new dating app called TeaOnHer has popped up, letting men share details about women they've dated. It's like the popular app Tea, but reversed. TeaOnHer is gaining traction, but it's facing some serious security issues. First off, the app is the second most popular lifestyle app on iOS. That's impressive, but it's also concerning because the app has some big security problems. TechCrunch found that anyone could access user data, including usernames, email addresses, and even uploaded driver's licenses and selfies. That's a huge privacy risk for users. But that's not all. TechCrunch also found another issue: the email address and password for the app's founder, Xavier Lampkin, were left exposed. These credentials seem to give access to the app's admin panel. That's a major security risk. TeaOnHer isn't the only app with these kinds of issues. Tea, the original app for women to share details about men, also had a data breach last month. It exposed user information like phone numbers and personal anecdotes. So, why are these apps so popular despite the security risks? It's a question worth asking. Maybe people are more concerned about sharing their dating experiences than protecting their personal information. Or maybe they just don't realize the risks. Whatever the reason, it's clear that dating apps need to take security more seriously. Users deserve to feel safe and protected when sharing their experiences.