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Apple has removed the viral Tea dating apps from its iOS App Store after repeated privacy and moderation failures. The apps, which allowed anonymous reviews of dating partners, faced multiple data breaches and user complaints about exposed personal information.
Apple has removed the controversial Tea dating apps from its iOS App Store, according to reports from app analytics firm Appfigures. The decision, which took effect on October 21, affects both the original Tea app and its counterpart TeaOnHer, both of which gained viral popularity this summer for enabling anonymous dating reviews.
