How dating apps are changing in the wake of swiping fatigue and new startups emerging

Dating apps are in for a shake-up. Many users are tired of swiping, dating app giants like Match Group (which owns Tinder and Hinge) face headwinds, and new startups are launching left and right. Read More

Report: Match Group dating apps conceal assault cases

A damning investigation from nonprofit news organization The ... Match Group (which owns major dating apps like Tinder, Hinge, and OkCupid) keeps records of users who are reported for sexual ... Read More

Duel of the Dating Apps: Hinge vs. Tinder

Sports Editor Andi Revesz and Deputy Sports Editor Alexander Sciarra debate which dating app offers more satisfying swipes. Read More

What happens on dating apps ahead of Valentine's Day?

The CBS News Data Team asked the most popular dating apps what their dating data show. Dating apps such as Hinge ... suggesting users got more personal ahead of the holiday. Tinder's ubiquitous ... Read More

Dating App Giant Match Group Is Being Sued for Conning Users

Many of the major dating apps are owned by one company, Match Group. The corporation is now facing a class-action lawsuit alleging that it is unlawfully misleading app users, violating false ... Read More

Young people are moving away from dating apps like Tinder, Hinge, Bumble; What are they choosing instead?

While the membership of some dating apps appears to be in decline ... BBC cited another report saying Tinder lost 5,94,000 users, while Hinge dropped by 1,31,000, Bumble by 368,000, and Grindr ... Read More