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Feeld dating app’s security too open-minded as private data swings into public view

Posted on September 15, 2024 by Dissent

Connor Jones reports:

Security researchers have revealed a litany of failures in the Feeld dating app that could be abused to access all manner of private user data, including the most sensitive images not intended to be kept or shared.

Feeld caters to “open-minded individuals” – those specifically interested in exploring alternative relationship models such as ethical non-monogamy, polyamory, swinging, kinks, and others.

With that in mind, users would quite understandably expect the makers of the app, which was launched just over ten years ago, to have shored up their security by now.

Read more at The Register.

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