PonyOfWar@pawb.social
on 28 Jul 2025 18:33
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I hope nobody will trust them with their data after this. Just leaving their databases open to the public is horrendous. Though I fully expect this kind of stuff to happen way more often over the next few years, with the rise of “vibe coding”.
Sneptaur@pawb.social
on 28 Jul 2025 18:55
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Mister president, a second data breach has hit the shit-talking app
CoolThingAboutMe@beehaw.org
on 29 Jul 2025 09:43
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An app where men protect each other from women who are emotionally and physically unsafe?
I don’t see the problem.
socialsecurity@piefed.social
on 31 Jul 2025 18:29
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That's not what this app was...
Powderhorn@beehaw.org
on 28 Jul 2025 20:48
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For all the spilling they’re doing, this is some of the most spot-on branding I’ve seen.
MagicShel@lemmy.zip
on 28 Jul 2025 21:07
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I feel like this would be unconscionable if it was only employees with access to everything unencrypted. To just leave all this stuff open to the world is beyond the pale.
irvinefantasyno@beehaw.org
on 28 Jul 2025 21:32
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Men mad that the app exists are part of the problem.
Non-men are still gonna talk shit and warn about ya, so die mad about it I guess.
JakobFel@retrolemmy.com
on 29 Jul 2025 01:04
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Yeah, imagine men being angry that raging feminists had an app which allowed them to dox any man they want and ruin that man’s reputation (and life).
Saleh@feddit.org
on 29 Jul 2025 05:37
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When i was in highschool there was a popular “gossip” website. Even though i never heard about it, until the school urged parents to take their children off of it, it apparently was used for severe cyberbullying that devastated some students.
The app isn’t exclusive, any person (women, for the most part) have the ability to join said app. Your definition of (not) ‘public’ is shaky at best. Even then, humiliating someone without their knowledge behind closed doors is not cool even in the best of circumstances.
apotheotic@beehaw.org
on 29 Jul 2025 07:50
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You can tell a lot about a person by whether they think the word “feminist” is a negative or a positive
BananaIsABerry@lemmy.zip
on 29 Jul 2025 12:47
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Feminism - good
App dedicated to talking shit about people - bad
Seems straightforward.
apotheotic@beehaw.org
on 29 Jul 2025 14:12
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You’d think so but Jakob made it about Feminist Bad so at least some people are tripping up on it
JakobFel@retrolemmy.com
on 30 Jul 2025 02:32
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Notice I didn’t specify “all feminists” here but you assumed I meant all.
Says more about that movement than you realize.
apotheotic@beehaw.org
on 30 Jul 2025 08:25
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And so you decided to leave a comment which made your views on the movement as a whole very clear, enforcing the assumption I made
Thanks!
JakobFel@retrolemmy.com
on 31 Jul 2025 01:18
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I have zero shame in saying that I hate almost nothing more than I hate feminism, but like I said, you spoke volumes about your movement by automatically jumping to that conclusion.
apotheotic@beehaw.org
on 31 Jul 2025 08:11
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You truly think it says more about my assumption than it says about the subtext that bleeds through in your words?
irvinefantasyno@beehaw.org
on 29 Jul 2025 10:58
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Am I missing something here? The article talks only about how user data was exposed, including the data on men being discussed in private messages. I don’t see any mention about any of what’s being discussed in these comments.
I get that there’s probably some talking behind backs or whatever going on in the app, but both criticism and defense of it seems completely irrelevant to the article in question.
If anything, the article goes to show just how wide of an impact the breach has. It not only is a violation of the users privacy (again), but also of personal information of non-users, including relationship history and sexual preferences of both the women on the app and the men they’re discussing.
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I hope nobody will trust them with their data after this. Just leaving their databases open to the public is horrendous. Though I fully expect this kind of stuff to happen way more often over the next few years, with the rise of “vibe coding”.
Mister president, a second data breach has hit the shit-talking app
Truly disgusting app
Its a glorified misandrous burn book.
I feel like we just straight up cannot trust corporate apps with our data. Time to go back to signal groups like the rest of us, ig.
I use encrypted apps with some regularity, but for now, I’m not too concerned about inert conversation being plaintext.
Paywalled.
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Imagine if men made an app like this
Go on?
It would be a combination of InternetToughGuy, ThatHappened, and a bathroom stall?
It would be used for “no homo” meetups?
It would herald an era of men sharing their feelings?
It would be covered with porn and axel grease and sound like a Harley with a rough idle?
I have no idea where you are going with this.
“bathroom stall” would be a great name
Imagine if men had an actual need for an app like this
You mean like Facebook originally was?
The ethical aspect of this would be made a far greater deal than this app faces.
You mean, like this very app?
www.teaforwomen.com/about
An app where men protect each other from women who are emotionally and physically unsafe? I don’t see the problem.
That's not what this app was...
For all the spilling they’re doing, this is some of the most spot-on branding I’ve seen.
I feel like this would be unconscionable if it was only employees with access to everything unencrypted. To just leave all this stuff open to the world is beyond the pale.
Men mad that the app exists are part of the problem.
Non-men are still gonna talk shit and warn about ya, so die mad about it I guess.
Yeah, imagine men being angry that raging feminists had an app which allowed them to dox any man they want and ruin that man’s reputation (and life).
Them darneded men!
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When i was in highschool there was a popular “gossip” website. Even though i never heard about it, until the school urged parents to take their children off of it, it apparently was used for severe cyberbullying that devastated some students.
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If you think bullying stops after high school, i have bad news for you.
High school very much is real life for kids.
The app isn’t exclusive, any person (women, for the most part) have the ability to join said app. Your definition of (not) ‘public’ is shaky at best. Even then, humiliating someone without their knowledge behind closed doors is not cool even in the best of circumstances.
You can tell a lot about a person by whether they think the word “feminist” is a negative or a positive
Feminism - good
App dedicated to talking shit about people - bad
Seems straightforward.
You’d think so but Jakob made it about Feminist Bad so at least some people are tripping up on it
Notice I didn’t specify “all feminists” here but you assumed I meant all.
Says more about that movement than you realize.
And so you decided to leave a comment which made your views on the movement as a whole very clear, enforcing the assumption I made
Thanks!
I have zero shame in saying that I hate almost nothing more than I hate feminism, but like I said, you spoke volumes about your movement by automatically jumping to that conclusion.
You truly think it says more about my assumption than it says about the subtext that bleeds through in your words?
Damn, shut up, clown.
Am I missing something here? The article talks only about how user data was exposed, including the data on men being discussed in private messages. I don’t see any mention about any of what’s being discussed in these comments.
I get that there’s probably some talking behind backs or whatever going on in the app, but both criticism and defense of it seems completely irrelevant to the article in question.
If anything, the article goes to show just how wide of an impact the breach has. It not only is a violation of the users privacy (again), but also of personal information of non-users, including relationship history and sexual preferences of both the women on the app and the men they’re discussing.