Last week, the popular dating apps announced they will launch safety features including Tinder’s "Share My Date" and Hinge’s "Hidden Words." Research shows that online harassment has been on the rise ...

My peers who subject themselves to Hinge have nothing to show for it except unanswered messages, terrible first dates and traumatizing situationships.

Match Group, the company that owns several dating apps, including Tinder and Hinge, released its first-quarter earnings report on Tuesday, which shows that Tinder’s paying user base has decreased for ...

Swiping fatigue is real. Users — jaded, ghosted, and algorithmically exhausted — are disengaging, forcing dating apps into a cycle of feature-swapping to keep them hooked. Tinder now has prompts ...

Six plaintiffs from four states claim they have been personally hurt by Match Group’s “addictive” dating platforms, filing a lawsuit in the Northern District of California’s federal court on Valentine ...

Match Group was sued on Wednesday in a proposed class action claiming that its dating apps Tinder, Hinge and The League are designed to addict users, generating more profit for the company, rather ...

Match reported 2% growth in revenue and 40% growth in adjusted profit for the fourth quarter, driven by strength in its Hinge business and improvement in Tinder. ・Match’s 2026 revenue forecast came in ...

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Match Group, the conglomerate that owns dating apps Tinder and Hinge, knew a serial rapist was on those apps — and recommended him as a match to women anyway, a lawsuit filed Tuesday alleges. Stephen ...

BU assistant professor of media science Kathryn Coduto says the evolution of dating apps over time has changed how people view relationships.