Re:Women dating safety app 'Tea' breached, users' IDs posted...
by subjectsigma on Saturday July 26, 2025 @06:46PM
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This automatically assumes that
1. The people being blamed actually did something wrong and thus want to hide it
2. Everyone is optimizing for likes and branding all the time
3. Someone being blamed for being a creep automatically knows the right thing to do in that situation
Seems reasonable to me that someone could post a legitimate screenshot. (Note this doesn’t imply anything about whether they did something wrong or whether the app is ethical, just that the screenshot could likely be real)
1. The people being blamed actually did something wrong and thus want to hide it
2. Everyone is optimizing for likes and branding all the time
3. Someone being blamed for being a creep automatically knows the right thing to do in that situation
Seems reasonable to me that someone could post a legitimate screenshot. (Note this doesn’t imply anything about whether they did something wrong or whether the app is ethical, just that the screenshot could likely be real)