How Exposed Are You
on Tea App?

Yes. Tea App allows anyone to create posts about any person without requiring consent or notification. The person being posted about typically has no idea the content exists until they discover it themselves — or someone else tells them. This is one of the most concerning aspects of the platform, and it's why checking regularly is important. Our risk quiz helps you assess your likelihood of being posted, and our face search tool lets you check the actual database.

Red flags are negative markers assigned to a profile — things like dishonesty, toxic behavior, or concerning patterns. Green flags are positive markers — respect, communication, emotional maturity. The issue is that these flags are assigned by the poster and are completely unverified. A vindictive ex-partner can assign multiple red flags based on fabricated claims, creating a misleading picture of someone's character. Our AI Intelligence Report analyzes these flags in context and assigns a reputation score based on multiple weighted factors.

Yes. Our team has a proven track record of removing defamatory posts from Tea App and other platforms. We handle the entire process — identifying violations, filing takedown requests, escalating through platform channels, and following up until the content is removed. The process is confidential, and most cases are resolved without the poster ever knowing who requested the removal.

You upload a clear photo of the person you want to search for (yourself or someone you're researching). Our system compares that photo against Tea App posts and returns any matches along with their confidence percentage, red and green flag counts, comments from other users, and the posting date. The search typically completes in under 3 minutes, and you get free to start.

After a face search returns matches, you can purchase a comprehensive AI Intelligence Report for $19.99. This report includes a proprietary reputation score (the TAGF Reputation Index), analysis of allegation severity, source credibility assessment, sentiment analysis of comments, area comparison data, behavioral profiling, and actionable recommendations. It uses our proprietary scoring algorithm that evaluates six weighted dimensions to produce a grade from A (clean record) to F (severe reputation crisis).

While Tea App itself operates under Section 230 protections (which shield platforms from liability for user-generated content), the individual poster may be liable for defamation if their claims are false and cause demonstrable harm. Defamation laws vary by state, and pursuing legal action requires identifying the poster and proving the statements are false, published to third parties, and caused damage. We recommend consulting with an attorney if you discover seriously harmful content. Our reports can serve as documentation of the claims made against you.

If you are actively dating, especially through apps, we recommend checking at least once a month. New posts can appear at any time — after a first date, after a breakup, or even from someone you don't remember meeting. If you've recently ended a relationship or had a contentious interaction, check sooner. For ongoing protection, our weekly monitoring service tracks new posts automatically and alerts you immediately when something appears.

Tea App activity tends to be highest in large metropolitan areas with active dating scenes. Major cities like Miami, New York City, Los Angeles, Houston, Atlanta, Dallas, Chicago, Phoenix, Philadelphia, and San Antonio consistently show high volumes of posts. However, Tea App has users nationwide and posts can come from any location. Living in a smaller city does not guarantee safety — it only takes one person to create a post.