Tea
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Tea is marketed as a “dating safety tool” for women, and it pledges to donate ten percent of its revenue to the National Domestic Violence Hotline. ...
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The app enables the photos to be run through a reverse image search, enabling them to run a basic background check, check against public sex offender databases, and check for photos that might get flagged as being used in “catfishing” — misrepresenting one’s identity online.
The app also features a “Tea Party Group Chat,” which allows users to directly share information about men, and has a rating function, which allows users to share their experiences with Yelp-style reviews, awarding men a “green flag” or a “red flag.”
Women are reporting bad men on this app. Here’s the legal tea on the app called Tea | CNN
Tea Dating Advice app rocketed to the top of Apple’s app store this week — and now it’s suffered a data privacy breach. The app is for women to report issues with men. The point is helping keep women safe — but what about privacy and defamation? Our legal analyst Elliot Williams explains.
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I wonder what would society think about app for men where we share pics and rate/review unsuspecting women?
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classic
(That's fucked up)
I'm sure they'll be held fully accountable and all those photos will be deleted from the internet...
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I wonder what would society think about app for men where we share pics and rate/review unsuspecting women?
are men concerned for their safety dating women? Has one in three men experienced sexual or physical violence at the hands of their female partners?
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are men concerned for their safety dating women? Has one in three men experienced sexual or physical violence at the hands of their female partners?
While there's no denying that women have it worst both in numbers and in gravity. One in nine isn't anything to scuff at either. People are shitty.
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Everyone sucks here.
Both Tea, the leak, and this meme are a result of an unholy amalgam of toxic masculinity, toxic femininity and toxic dating culture.
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While there's no denying that women have it worst both in numbers and in gravity. One in nine isn't anything to scuff at either. People are shitty.
wrote last edited by [email protected]one in three is only sexual and physical violence from an intimate partner, your one in nine stat includes sexual harassment, the stat is even higher for women if you include sexual harassment:
Explore the facts: Violence against women
Violence against women and girls manifests itself in physical, sexual and psychological forms. Learn how.
(interactive.unwomen.org)
it's not clear to me the sexual violence one in nine men experience are primarily caused by women, either - LGBT+ men such as trans men are at much higher risk of domestic and sexual violence ...
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one in three is only sexual and physical violence from an intimate partner, your one in nine stat includes sexual harassment, the stat is even higher for women if you include sexual harassment:
Explore the facts: Violence against women
Violence against women and girls manifests itself in physical, sexual and psychological forms. Learn how.
(interactive.unwomen.org)
it's not clear to me the sexual violence one in nine men experience are primarily caused by women, either - LGBT+ men such as trans men are at much higher risk of domestic and sexual violence ...
Take the factor that men are less likely to report it and multiply that by the one in nine. Chances are it's actually higher, just stigmatized for reporting.
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one in three is only sexual and physical violence from an intimate partner, your one in nine stat includes sexual harassment, the stat is even higher for women if you include sexual harassment:
Explore the facts: Violence against women
Violence against women and girls manifests itself in physical, sexual and psychological forms. Learn how.
(interactive.unwomen.org)
it's not clear to me the sexual violence one in nine men experience are primarily caused by women, either - LGBT+ men such as trans men are at much higher risk of domestic and sexual violence ...
Come on. A lot of men being shitty doesn't justify violating the privacy of every man you're interested in. If you made this argument about ethnic or religious groups with higher-than-average crime rates, you'd rightly be panned for it. I'm a woman and I think this is awful.
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Come on. A lot of men being shitty doesn't justify violating the privacy of every man you're interested in. If you made this argument about ethnic or religious groups with higher-than-average crime rates, you'd rightly be panned for it. I'm a woman and I think this is awful.
wrote last edited by [email protected]agreed, the app is not defensible, but a lot of men are enjoying and justifying the doxxing of the women users of the app as justice served, and I think that's abhorrent
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agreed, the app is not defensible, but a lot of men are enjoying and justifying the doxxing of the women users of the app as justice served, and I think that's abhorrent
Fair enough.
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Take the factor that men are less likely to report it and multiply that by the one in nine. Chances are it's actually higher, just stigmatized for reporting.
True. I personally know two men who have experienced long term physical and emotional abuse from a female partner and neither would ever report it. One still takes the blame for it, the other says it's not as bad if a woman does it to a man and he knows he won't be believed anyway.
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Compare and contrast, boomer. ESH, but they are not the same.
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are men concerned for their safety dating women? Has one in three men experienced sexual or physical violence at the hands of their female partners?
I've experienced physical violence at the hands of 2 of my 3 long term partners. I swear some women think that if you're a fairly big man, it's fair game to hurt you. In reality my pain tolerance is average or below. I can take a hit, but holy hell does a near full force bite hurt.
Neither was an isolated incident either. Both were repeat offenders. Both claim I was violent when I've never done more than just block attacks. I'm not a violent person, I spent time at the gym bulking up to avoid fights in the first place, being a former bullying victim. My last ex knew all about my trauma, but got mad as shit when I accidentally hurt her wrist blocking an attack from her exactly one time. This after I had told her multiple times that if she kept trying, my self defense reflex might kick in at some point. Every time I told her to please be less violent, she brought that one time up and said I'm worse than her.
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are men concerned for their safety dating women? Has one in three men experienced sexual or physical violence at the hands of their female partners?
Wow that point just went right over your head.
