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Users of Tea, an app designed for women to have a safe space for discussing dating, had their data leaked in a recent data breach.

The Tea app experienced data breaches last week— and the women who were promised anonymity and safety when they signed up are ...

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HEMSI spokesperson Don Webster said the incident happened at 2004 Max Luther Drive, near the Regency Retirement village.

Founded by American entrepreneur Sean Cook in 2023, Tea exploded in popularity earlier this month - in part due to its divisive premise.