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Apps News Tinder, Match And Other Dating Apps Encourage %E2%80%98compulsive%E2%80%99 Use, Lawsuit Claims | RobinsPost News & Noticias

Match Group’s rape problem: A lawsuit alleges that inaction by Tinder and Hinge’s owner allowed abusers to stay on the apps


When Match Group released its latest earnings this week, its CEO, Spencer Rascoff, boasted that Hinge, one of its flagship dating apps, was “crushing it,” with growth accelerating despite reports that ... Read More

Match Group agrees to pay FTC $14M for misleading ads, dating app messages


Match Group agreed to pay $14 million to the Federal Trade Commission to settle claims related to accusations of deceptive business practices on its platform Match.com, the agency announced on Tuesday ... Read More

Dallas-based online dating giant to pay $14M after federal lawsuit settlement


DALLAS — Online dating giant Match Group will pay $14 million and change how it markets and manages subscriptions to settle Federal Trade Commission allegations that it used fake love interest ads, ... Read More

Tinder explores a redesign, dating ‘modes,’ and college-specific features to boost engagement


Tinder is still struggling to generate revenue from its users, as it reported a 7% dip in paying users while its parent company, Match Group, saw a 5% dip in Q2 2025 across all dating apps, including ... Read More

Tinder tries to win back Gen Z with dating app ‘modes’ designed for double dating and college students


Gen Z’s growing preference for real-life connections has led experts to predict dating apps will continue losing steam. In response, Tinder has launched new “Modes”—including Double Date and College ... Read More


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