Tag: dating app

Popular dating app Bumble has banned users from posting pictures that feature guns, in protest of mass shootings and gun violence.

A California court has ruled that Tinder Plus’ higher price model for users over 30 is discriminatory, following a wave of complaints.

Chinese gaming company Kunlun’s acquisition of popular gay dating app Grindr has prompted privacy concerns.

An upcoming dating app uses your DNA to help you find your “true love,” according to a report. Pheramor, created by 26-year-old geneticist Brittany Barreto, plans to launch in February and reportedly “combines genetic information with data gleaned from social

Ashley Madison, the hookup service for cheating partners, has threatened to sue competitor CasualX over alleged similarities in their marketing.

An update for popular gay dating app Grindr adds new features that aim to be “more inclusive” for non-binary and transgender users.

A former employee of gay dating app Grindr is suing the company over an incident where a Human Resources Supervisor allegedly drugged and raped him at a Christmas party.

An HIV positive man has been accused of attempting to infect Grindr dates with sabotaged condoms, according to a report.

After a journalist asked Tinder to send her all the personal data that the company had stored on her, she received 800 pages of information, according to a report.

Popular dating platform Tinder has become the highest grossing app on Apple’s App Store, following the launch of a new paid feature, according to a report.

“Scruff,” a dating app for gay, bisexual, and transgender men, has warned gay conservative commentator Chadwick Moore for allegedly having a pro-Trump account biography.

Four men are accused of using the gay dating app “Grindr” to meet up with users before allegedly assaulting and robbing them.

Popular dating app Tinder are investigating the theft of 40,000 user profile pictures after a programmer made the images public as part of a “facial dataset.”

In a new report, the Verge profiled the elite, invite-only social networks which the rich and successful use as their modern-day country clubs.

Hater, a 2016-launched rival dating app to Tinder, wants to help you find a partner based on mutual dislikes.

37 percent of men don’t think using dating apps while in a relationship is cheating, according to a new survey of over 3,500 college students by ABODO.

A new viral trend is leading many female Tinder users to scam desperate men out of $5 to “see what happens.”

Less than five percent of users on the popular dating app Tinder are looking for a relationship, while nearly 45% use the app solely as a confidence booster, according to a new report.

Tinder has a secret and exclusive version of their app purely for “people who do really well” on the platform, according to a report by Tech Crunch.

The family of a 46-year-old former Florida Sheriff killed while providing police training in the Middle East has sued Twitter, claiming the company “knowingly permitted” ISIS accounts to spread extremist propaganda.

According to police, a woman who reported she was raped at gunpoint said she met her rapist on the dating website eHarmony.

A gay man who used Grindr to find a date had sex with his new friend–then found himself robbed.

(Ferenstein Wire) — Jdate, the popular dating service responsible for more Jewish hookups than a bottle of Manischewitz, is playing hardball in the dog-eat-dog world of nice Jewish matchmaking.

The Iranian government, alarmed at the declining rate of marriage in the Islamic Republic, has announced it will officially launch a free online “matchmaking service” that officials insist is not a dating site. Unlike a dating site, users have no choice in who they are paired with upon subscribing to the service.

Bruce — now known as Caitlyn — Jenner may well find himself struggling to hook up via Tinder — officially a “dating” app but also known for instigating one-night stands. The site is allegedly banning transgenders from its use.

A new Silicon Valley dating app called “Luxy” is attempting to refute the old adage “money can’t buy love.” The app requires users to have at least a six-figure salary and even matches users based on their favorite high-end designers.