Overview
- The women-focused, anonymous review app remains available on the App Store and Play Store with red/green flags and paid image-search tools.
- In late July, more than 70,000 images — including selfies and ID photos submitted for verification — were leaked and reposted on forums such as 4chan.
- Harassers built websites, copycat apps and a voting game using the stolen data, while Telegram groups shared sexualized images and linked social profiles.
- Two public Google Maps displayed roughly 33,000 markers tied to alleged users until Google removed them for violating anti-harassment policies.
- Users have filed more than 10 class-action lawsuits, and the company says it is notifying affected people, offering identity-theft protection and bolstering security.