A widely downloaded new app invites men to review the women they’ve dated, and asks for photo ID to verify their identity.

Viral dating advice app Tea experienced a data breach on Friday. It's been at the top of the US Apple App Store this week.

The breach comes just weeks after the women-focused Tea app, which operates on the same review-based concept, suffered a similar incident that leaked identification documents and other personal data.

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Tea's investigation of the incident found that app users' direct messages had been breached, along with some of their photos.

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The new app, called TeaOnHer, is essentially a gender flip of the original Tea app. It's already facing security concerns.

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