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Video and chatting app leaks more than 100 million user messages

Posted on July 5, 2023 by Dissent

As reported by vx-underground on Telegram:

Tigo, a live video and chatting app for Android and iPhone, accidentally exposed 100,000,000+ user messages online.

The app is mostly known for dating & for dudes being thirsty.

vx-underground provided the following screencaps as proof, which they credit to Silas Cutler:

 

 

Tigo is described on Google Play with the following data safety claims by its developer:

Tigo’s data safety claims on Google Play. Image: DataBreaches.net.
  • No data shared with third parties
  • No data collected
  • Data isn’t encrypted
  • You can request that data be deleted

You can find out what the developer means by those claims at Google Play.

How this leak occurred has not been explained yet, and there doesn’t seem to be any statement from Tigo yet.

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