People who have been through the rigours of modern dating can vouch for how tiring and stressful it can get. This is why they are turning to slow romance, a trend where you meet someone through old ways and take things slow to build a foundation of real love.

'Slow burn' romance in, mechanical apps out: Why old school love is the latest relationship trend

Dating apps are proving to be a bust in building a true relationship. People are finding it harder to find a real match. Scientists have now analysed why this is happening and have revealed that men are aiming way too high and failing.

Scientists reveal why dating apps have become a total bust. Hint: It's got to do with men

Dating apps were looked as a boon in this growing and technologically advanced world, where people are trying to strike the right kind of balance between work and life. What seemed is like a boon has its flipside too, people are now using AI to track their cheating partners. Trending

AI finds THIS city has most suspicions about infidelity

Dating apps like Tinder, Bumble and Hinge have not quite transformed into apps which can lead to matrimony. As the name ‘dating app’ suggests, the apps are intended towards dating.



How matrimonial apps are redefining the matchmaking game in India

Dating apps like Tinder, Bumble and Hinge have not quite transformed into apps which can lead to matrimony. As the name ‘dating app’ suggests, the apps are intended towards dating.

Dating apps have simplified the search for partners, but they aren't always a safe bet. These platforms can sometimes lead to harmful experiences for those seeking genuine connections. Australia has introduced a new code of conduct for these platforms to prioritise safety for all users. Watch this story to know more.

Australia Introduces New Safety Standards For Dating Apps

After studies revealed that three out of four Australians experience some kind of sexual abuse on dating sites, the government of Australia announced that a code of conduct will be imposed on the business to better safeguard Australian users.

Australia's Online Dating Industry Adopts New Code of Conduct

In the United Kingdom, more than 700 people have posted about a pro-suicide website to find a partner to end their life with. The site reportedly has a member section, where people can choose their partner to die with.

'Dark version of dating apps': People in Britain search for suicide partners

Going on a date, talking to your future life partner, having a nice dinner, and laughing your heart out have become staples for our lives. In countries like India, it is now the de facto way to find a suitable person outside of the traditional arranged marriage setup.

Bumble now has an 'intimacy without commitment' option: A sexual revolution or a free-for-all?

While dating apps have become commonplace, concerns about their excessive use have arisen amid their widespread popularity. Tinder, a widely used app, exemplifies this trend and recent reports shed light on the potential for addiction.

Man’s addiction to Tinder, other dating apps leads to disorder, seeks therapy

Do you find yourself disappointed by dating apps, yet find yourself swiping right and left for hours, only to face disappointment? Many of us have found themselves stuck in this loop, and a proposed class-action lawsuit filed on Valentine's Day alleges that dating apps, specifically those owned by Match Group, are to blame.

Swipe right for addiction? Lawsuit claims dating apps Tinder and Hinge designed to keep users swiping

Dating apps have changed the way we date, pursue relationships and find love. One correct swipe on a dating app it's led to many to their happily ever after however there is one industry that's not feeling loved at the moment we're talking about the marriage consultation agencies and according to a report that was published by a Japanese research firm, In Japan around 11 marriage agencies have filed for bankruptcy. Watch to know more!

Japan: Marriage agencies going bankrupt as dating apps surge

The US Embassy in Colombia on Thursday (Jan 11) warned American visitors to the South American country to be cautious while using dating apps. In a statement, the embassy said that it was aware of eight suspicious deaths of private US citizens in Medellin between Nov 1 and Dec 31 last year.

US embassy in Colombia warns visitors against dating apps after deaths of eight Americans in two months

Tinder rolls out the 'matchmaker' feature to let friends, and family approve matches. This will now allow users to offer up to 15 friends, family members, or guardians 24 hours to scrutinise their possible matches. The members can view profiles and make suggestions without having an account of their own.

Gravitas: Tinder allows friends and family to play matchmaker; here's how it works

Beware Tinder, Bumble, and Hinge: Australia's government has issued an ultimatum to the online dating industry, urging them to raise safety standards or face the prospect of legislative changes.

After alarming research, Australia asks dating apps to enhance safety for users

Online dating has become very popular now-a-days but many fears and anxiety come in our way while talking to a stranger. Now, Tinder has partnered with a non-profit organisation for social research to offer safety guidance to its users.

Tinder offers new safety features | Are dating apps doing enough to keep you safe?

In a private dating group on Facebook, Renee flaunts herself to like-minded singles as a fit, adventurous Kizomba dancer who at 35 exudes "inner child vibes." But her main draw?

Time to swipe left?: Misinformation drives 'vaccine-free' dating

A woman allegedly attempted to hire a hitman to murder the wife of a man she met on an online dating application. Melody Sasser, a 47-year-old environmental compliance specialist in the United States, stands accused of trying to get the wife of her hiking partner killed.

Woman falls in love with man online, tries to kill his wife

India's Ministry of Home Affairs has released a list of 117 apps that it seeks to get banned in the country. The list includes dating, gaming and illegal loan-providing apps linked to China, the Philippines and Nigeria. Molly Gambhir reports.

Gravitas: India wants 117 apps banned | Apps linked to China, Philippines & Nigeria

In the past few days, users of the conservative dating app, The Right Stuff, created by former US president Donald Trump's staffers, claim that they have been contacted by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and police.

Report: Users of right-wing dating app ‘The Right Stuff’ claim FBI contacted them

"Please tell me that you aren't a leftist, you are too pretty to be one," reads a message that a Brazilian woman received on the dating app Tinder. As the political fervour in Brazil gains heat, the elections have breached every phase of its citizens' lives; even their romantic life and dating apps.

'Tell me you aren't leftist,' 'Won't enjoy beer with a right-winger': Brazil election takes over dating apps

Gone are the days when people would ask for dating tips. TikTok is the new agony aunt in town it seems. Gen Z is now looking up to the Chinese app to get some dating advice and the dating tips are anything but good.

WION Fineprint | TikTok: The new agony aunt in town?

Are dating apps safe? Shocking data by the Australian Institute Of Criminology reveals that three quarters of dating app users have been subjected to sexual violence. Watch this to know more.

How safe is it to navigate digital spaces in search of a companion?

If you're looking for love, the internet might seem like a great place to start. Dating apps have made it way easier to meet new people but we say online dating is not always all wine and roses. It's not always a safe experience.

WION Dispatch: The dangers of looking for love online

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'Slow burn' romance in, mechanical apps out: Why old school love is the latest relationship trend

Scientists reveal why dating apps are a total bust. P.S. It's got to do with men

AI finds THIS city has most suspicions about infidelity

How matrimonial apps are redefining the matchmaking game in India

How matrimonial apps are redefining the matchmaking game in India

Australia Introduces New Safety Standards For Dating Apps

Australia's Online Dating Industry Adopts New Code of Conduct

'Dark version of dating apps': People in Britain search for suicide partners

Bumble now has an 'intimacy without commitment' option: A sexual revolution or a free-for-all?

Man’s addiction to Tinder, other dating apps leads to disorder, seeks therapy

Swipe right for addiction? Lawsuit claims dating apps Tinder and Hinge designed to keep users swiping

Japan: Marriage agencies going bankrupt as dating apps surge

US embassy in Colombia warns visitors against dating apps after deaths of eight Americans in two months

Gravitas: Tinder allows friends and family to play matchmaker; here's how it works

After alarming research, Australia asks dating apps to enhance safety for users

Tinder offers new safety features | Are dating apps doing enough to keep you safe?

Time to swipe left?: Misinformation drives 'vaccine-free' dating

Woman falls in love with man online, tries to kill his wife

Gravitas: India wants 117 apps banned | Apps linked to China, Philippines & Nigeria

Report: Users of right-wing dating app ‘The Right Stuff’ claim FBI contacted them

'Tell me you aren't leftist,' 'Won't enjoy beer with a right-winger': Brazil election takes over dating apps

WION Fineprint | TikTok: The new agony aunt in town?

How safe is it to navigate digital spaces in search of a companion?

WION Dispatch: The dangers of looking for love online