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Online services that promise to find people romantic matches have been likened to gambling products designed to keep customers hooked

I’ma keep it a buck fifty: dating with ADHD sucks. At least, that’s my experience. Like most people in their 20s, I have a resume of relationships that haven’t worked out. If you asked any of my exes about me, they’d likely spill so much tea about how shitty of…

Dating and social media apps are notorious for being the most data-hungry services. Yet, a new research shed new light on how they collect and sometimes share your political and religious beliefs.

Sienna Hubert-Ross says she lost out on a part in a major network television show after being forced to audition “while covered in bruises and suffering from the mental trauma of the event.”

I admit I’ve ghosted men and failed to reply to them. The apps need to innovate, and our behaviour has to change too, writes journalist Elle Hunt

"We would get dozens of users a day—maybe, if that," Hinge CEO Justin McLeod tells Fortune.

Tinder is facing an identity crisis, as it can’t ditch its reputation as a hook-up only app.

Can AI actually make you better at flirting? With precipitous drops in user interest, Bumble and Hinge are hoping so.

‘It can be a great high-quality experiment in your dating life,’ dating coach says

Employees of the dating app business get $100 to wine-and-dine a crush, while also driving the business’ bottom line.

Perry messaged the ‘Desperate Housewives’ actor after she was booted off the app