And whatever happens on that app is not gross? If a revenge porn or csam site is busted, won't people want to know who were on it so that they can stay away from the potential predators? Isn't that why sex offenders' lists exist? Honestly, this app should be treated no less. The fact that they were able to remain on App and Play stores in the name of 'women's safety' demonstrate how grossly sexist, populist and vindictive the corporate structure in Apple, Google and the others have become. Binding one side to strict dogma and unwavering standards, while allowing the other side to anonymously wreak havoc on reputations is precisely the type of moral bankruptcy that's being challenged and assailed here.

You need to verify you're a woman with some form of ID before you can get into the app. Faking an ID and a picture can't be that difficult in the age of AI (especially not when the company that's supposed to verify you is this callous with their users' PII), but it's not as quick and easy as you suggest.

Do you expect abusive people to answer honestly? The perceived anonymity on the app is a double edged sword.