A security breach at Raw, a new dating app, has led to the public exposure of sensitive user data such as display names, birth dates, and location details. Users' location data was so precise that it could pinpoint them to specific streets. Despite its appeal for genuine interactions, Raw does not appear to utilize end-to-end encryption, which raises significant privacy concerns as the app is leaking data without adequate protection, leaving users vulnerable to potential exploitation.
A security lapse at dating app Raw has exposed users' personal data, including sensitive information like display names and precise location data.
TechCrunch discovered that Raw does not use end-to-end encryption, allowing anyone to access user data through its web traffic.
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