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

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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.



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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.

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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!

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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Over 75% of dating app users experienced sexual violence in past 5 years, says report

Chinese dating apps are thriving. Beijing seems to be leaving dating apps alone. Molly Gambhir tells you more.

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