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- Bumble's new guidelines now include standing up a date as a form of "bullying and abusive conduct."
- Bumble told Insider it could take action against someone who ghosts a mutually agreed-upon date.
- However, you're still allowed to stop communicating with someone without providing explanation.
If you've ever made plans to meet up with a date only to find that they've seemingly disappeared off the face of the Earth, you might now be able to seek retribution — at least if you found your date on Bumble.