Article How Tea’s Founder Convinced Millions of Women to Spill Their Secrets, Then Exposed Them to the World
Article How Tea’s Founder Convinced Millions of Women to Spill Their Secrets, Then Exposed Them to the World
Article How Tea’s Founder Convinced Millions of Women to Spill Their Secrets, Then Exposed Them to the World
Article How Tea’s Founder Convinced Millions of Women to Spill Their Secrets, Then Exposed Them to the World
It already seemed suspicious to me that this app was owned by a man. If he truly wanted to keep women safe from men he wouldn't have given himself full control like this.
Crazy to read that the app is still popular though. I can't imagine wanting to upload a photo of my actual face to an app with three known security breaches that's also targeted by men looking for revenge. Getting "tea" on the guy you're dating is not worth any of this. If something feels off about him, trust your pattern recognition instead of some app.
