People say they're deleting their dating apps, citing terrible experiences and 'oversaturation' on platforms like Hinge and Raya

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More and more TikTokers say they're deleting dating apps in 2024.

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People are burning out on dating apps for two reasons, Hinge CEO says

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Dating app fatigue is real, Hinge's CEO admits. But for its part, Hinge is trying to change that through new AI features.

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Why apps like Tinder are getting dumped by some singles for lengthy date-me docs

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Steve Krouse, the founder of coding platform Val Town, believes that Date-Me Docs are a good screening tool for long-term compatibility.

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Here's how to get Tinder Select, the dating app's exclusive $499-a-month membership

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Tinder's 10th anniversary took place in September 2022.

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Tinder's $500 a Month Membership Tier Has Me Embracing Loneliness

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Tinder isn’t the best at reading the room or taking a hint.

Tinder's 'rizz-first redesign' feels like a really cringe-worthy attempt at wooing Gen Z

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Insider the strange, secretive rise of the 'overemployed'

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Remote workers are "double dipping" — taking two or more full-time jobs at the same time — without their bosses knowing.

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Heck no to hookups: Why college students are staying away from dating apps

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The majority of college students aren't using dating apps — with many preferring to meet potential partners in person.

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Bumble cofounder Whitney Wolfe Herd is stepping down as CEO. Take a look at her career and lavish life.

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Whitney Wolfe Herd cofounded Bumble in 2014. She plans to step down as CEO in January 2024 after nearly 10 years at the helm.

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College Students Dump Dating Apps as Bumble CEO Steps Down

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Young people are breaking up with dating apps, according to a new poll from Axios, showing that 79% of college students don’t use any dating apps.

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