
Tea Spilled: The 'Womens Safety App' Leak
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A data breach on an app touted as a safety tool for women inadvertently exposed personal private information about its users. Women using the app to share information about men then had their information leaked by men. Where does the line fall between sharing red flags and defamation? Is it okay to share pictures of men without consent in the name of safety? We spill the tea on the Tea app. Tell us what you think!
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