[onlineuser | D3RFER]

Please tell us you have some screenshot of the bios. They had to be good if your mentioning them like this.

It’s actually absurd. So many dating companies have had their data beached. Especially services like those should be secure.

Nothing is a 100% secure - but most of these companies are breached by stupid common vulnerabilities

[Tyr]

That's insane.

I get the need for an app like this, and how it would make some women feel safe and heard, but handling it so purely to gain some quick profit it's just sad to see.

I hope they rip 'em off with this lawsuit.

Hope they get banned from using a network device for the rest of their lives tbh.

https://www.almeidalawgroup.com/tea-app-data-breach/ (I do not endorse this person in any way shape or form; this link is mainly meant to show that there are multiple class action lawsuits you can join if you find yourself a victim).

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That page has got to be a joke for sure. no way that is happening that fast. I call cap.

Yes, multiple law firms are actively investigating and filing class-action lawsuits related to the data breaches at the Tea Dating Advice app.

The core of the legal action alleges that the app failed to protect the sensitive personal data of its users, leading to the exposure of approximately 72,000 images, including selfies, government-issued IDs (like driver's licenses), and over a million private direct messages.

Here are the law firms that have been publicly mentioned in relation to these lawsuits:

Almeida Law Group: This firm has a page dedicated to the Tea app data breach and is actively investigating the incident and helping victims.

Potter Handy, LLP: This firm is reviewing cases for individuals in California affected by the data breach, focusing on the exposure of names, dates of birth, driver's license numbers, and passport numbers.

Audet & Partners, LLP: This San Francisco-based firm is investigating the breach and evaluating claims for users who reside in California, New York, or Illinois.

Edelson Lechtzin, LLP: This national class-action firm is investigating data privacy claims on behalf of Tea app customers whose data may have been compromised.

Federman & Sherwood: This firm has initiated an investigation into the data breach, focusing on whether Tea employed sufficient data safeguards.

Cole & Van Note: This firm is mentioned as handling one of the class-action lawsuits filed by a user named Griselda Reyes.

Ahdoot & Wolfson, P.C.: Attorney Tina Wolfson of this firm is cited as one of the lead attorneys for the Tea users in a federal lawsuit.

Attorneys for "Jane Doe": John Yanchunis is named as an attorney for another user who filed a case anonymously.

Scott Cole: Mentioned as a lawyer leading a lawsuit against the app.

[Palestine]

https://techcrunch.com/2025/10/22/apple-...app-store/

This is hilarious to me because I made a mention of this in convo the other night asking if there was an alternative for guys calling this the most sexist and privacy invasive shit I've ever seen.

then gets removed from app store 2d after

This is a big win for data privacy advocates and men who have been preyed upon by sociopathic women. I don't care how many "girls," you are trying to save from toxic relationships by profiting off of all our data whilst women tout the gender card.

This was the best news I've seen all week.

Oh shit I never heard about that until now that's actually crazy. They swear men are the only problem lol

[Tyr]

They swear men are the only problem lol

I hate stereotypes