In the current COVID-19 era where lockdowns, social distancing and work from home is the new normal, singles across the globe are now craving for more and more meaningful relationships more than ever. They are seeking both intimacy and privacy.
Businesses have to adopt and adapt to this new era otherwise risking closure. While the rest of the economy looks bleak in April 2020, Tinder has seen a boost in the number of the female swipers under thirty. Singles are adapting and interacting in newer ways. One on one internet communication is becoming important. With that, privacy concerns are also rising.
To celebrate and protect its female clientele, Tinder has a surprise for all. The popular dating app Tinder has declared the launch of a one-on-one video chat facility to be launched later this year. As part of protectionist policy, Match Group’s Tinder has decided to utilise an offensive image detection. Much is not known about it but they may employ their own software or outsource it.
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With the introduction of this feature the singles can happily date away. It will lead a significant rise in the first-time users. A similar cascading effect would be seen on its other services as well.
Earlier in March, we saw the introduction of Tinder Passport which will allow its users to connect with singles all over the world. The feature would be rolled out to Tinder Premium users only.
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