US EditionEven Before It Burned Them, Tea Was Toxic for Women
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Even before it burned them, Tea was toxic for women
The viral women-only “dating safety” app, Tea, was a digital doxxing site cosplaying as “women empowerment” — and a reputational weapon against men everywhere.But in a delicious twist of irony, after not one but two massive data breaches, it’s the women behind the screen who are now quaking in their boots.To quote Michael Scott, “Well, well well, how the turntables.”Tea wasn’t a step forward. It was a symptom. A glitch in a culture that’s forgot…
An app called Tea, which helped thousands of women meet more safely, has come under fire. A hacker attack organized by anti-addicts resulted in a huge leak of private data. Why are apps like Tea needed? And what are their downsides?
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