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Dating apps are doomed because Gen Z is locked in on meet-cutes, former Hinge content lead says: They want to vibe their way through meeting people


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You Don’t Need to Swipe Right. A.I. Is Transforming Dating Apps.


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Job hunters are using dating apps to network, survey reports


Tinder, Bumble, and Facebook Dating are the most common platforms for networking, followed by Hinge, Match, and OkCupid. "I actually met people in my industry and got useful advice/leads," an ... Read More

Dating apps are making it difficult for single short kings


When Michel Legrand opened a dating app in his early 20s, he realized his height had become a liability. At 5’3”, he was competing in a digital marketplace where women’s preferences were made brutally ... Read More


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