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Tinder and Hinge recommended serial rapist to women, lawsuit claims
Despite complaints, Stephen Matthews was allowed to remain on Match Group's apps, according to the complaint. Match Group, the conglomerate that owns dating apps Tinder and Hinge, knew a serial rapist ... Read More
Hinge and Tinder ignored Denver women’s complaints about serial rapist, lawsuit alleges
The company that runs Tinder, Hinge and several other well-known dating apps, including OKCupid and Plenty of Fish, was alerted that one of its users, Dr. Stephen Matthews, was drugging and assaulting ... Read More
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Sexual assault survivors sue Hinge and Tinder parent company alleging that apps continued to welcome and promote serial rapist after he was reported
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