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Dating Apps: Safety Concerns and Security Breaches Uncovered

With women in the forefront of politics and on the cutting edge of national agendas, To the Contrary with Bonnie Erbe continues to provide an important, timely forum for diverse women to discuss national and international issues and policies. It presents news and views that are rarely, if ever, available elsewhere on television.

Dating Apps: Safety Concerns and Security Breaches Uncovered

Season 34 Episode 3428 | 26m 46s | CC

Explore the hidden dangers of dating apps as we delve into the security breaches and safety concerns that women face. Join experts Jennifer King and Isabella Kwai as they discuss the implications of these issues and the challenges of maintaining privacy in the digital age. Discover how apps like Tea, once a top download, have exposed sensitive information.

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