Tobias Thyberg resigned as Sweden's national security adviser just hours after his appointment due to sensitive images from his Grindr account being sent to the government. He admitted to not disclosing this information during background checks. Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson criticized the vetting process for failing to uncover this issue, highlighting a systemic failure. Thyberg's resignation follows a previous scandal involving his predecessor, Henrik Landerholm, who faced charges for mishandling classified information.