Tbh this is possible only in software. No matter what you do - epic incompetence, leak user data, doxx users, basically allow their identities to be stolen etc - zero consequences. Kinda crazy. In any other industry they would not even allow you in the door without showing some king of understanding what you do. You can't even sell hotdogs without food license. But in software - wild west.
Ask HN: Why is "Tea" still on the App Store after so many data breaches?
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#25As a man who's always considered himself a strong feminist, I think that tea's issue are way more profound that just some data breach. Women were convinced to trust the app as a safe space, but it never was for various reasons. First, as proven by the breach, privacy was not guaranteed. Second, I do not see how a women-only app made to complain on men can help any men get better in their behavior, instead of balcaniz…
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#27As a man who's always considered himself a strong feminist, I think that tea's issue are way more profound that just some data breach. Women were convinced to trust the app as a safe space, but it never was for various reasons. First, as proven by the breach, privacy was not guaranteed. Second, I do not see how a women-only app made to complain on men can help any men get better in their behavior, instead of balcaniz…
Re: Ask HN: Why is "Tea" still on the App Store after so many data breaches?
#28Tbh this is possible only in software. No matter what you do - epic incompetence, leak user data, doxx users, basically allow their identities to be stolen etc - zero consequences. Kinda crazy. In any other industry they would not even allow you in the door without showing some king of understanding what you do. You can't even sell hotdogs without food license. But in software - wild west.