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People who date on Tinder and people who get laid from Tinder are two distinct types — and when broken down by gender, it gets even weirder.

Scientists Have Figured Which Types of People Are Successfully Hooking Up the Most on Tinder

By Noor Al-Sibai

Tinder has teamed up with OpenAI to bring an AI flirting game to the dating app — and it's somehow way more cringe than you could imagine.

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Tinder Deploys AI-Powered Singles That Automatically Shoot Down Your Rizzless Attempts at Flirtation

By Noor Al-Sibai

Tinder parent company Match Group announced its ChatGPT deal with OpenAI on Wednesday, but it's unclear how this will affect its dating apps.

Tinder Signs Deal to License ChatGPT

By Frank Landymore

A lawsuit filed against Tinder and Hinge's owner accuses the online dating giant of intentionally getting users addicted to the apps.

Lawsuit Accuses Dating Apps of Intentionally Addicting Users

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

A man's Tinder AI bot scheduled a date with a woman at a local museum. She showed up, but the man never did, because the bot didn't tell him.

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Man’s Tinder AI Makes Date With Woman, Forgets to Tell Him and Stands Her Up

By Victor Tangermann

If you get a message from someone you never matched with on Tinder, it's not a glitch — it's the app's expensive new subscription plan.

Tinder Now Letting Rizzless Sad Sacks Pay $500/Month to Message People Without Even Matching

By Noor Al-Sibai

Though nominally a dating app, most of Tinders users seem to use it just like any other form of social media, a study found.

Tinder Survey Finds That Most Users Are Already In a Relationship

By Frank Landymore

Popular dating app Tinder has confirmed that it's working on a $500-a-month subscription that's tentatively called "Tinder Vault," Fast Company reports.

Tinder Working on $500/Month Subscription for Wealthy People With Zero Game

By Victor Tangermann

Dating app Tinder will soon be allowing its users to run background checks on possible dates, as The Verge reports.

Tinder Is Adding an Option to Run Background Checks on Potential Dates

By Victor Tangermann

Popular dating app Tinder has reportedly blocked dozens of users for encouraging others to sign petitions and donate to Black Lives Matter-related causes.

Tinder Reverses Decision to Ban Black Lives Matter Supporters

By Victor Tangermann

Tinder has cancelled the international release of its apocalypse-themed in-app video-slash-hookup-game called "Swipe Night," as TechCrunch reports.

Tinder Cancels Its Apocalypse-Themed Game Due to Coronavirus

By Victor Tangermann

Programmers are creating Tinder bots to swipe for them on the platform and, in some cases, have basic conversations with their matches.

Programmers Are Creating Chatbots to Flirt on Tinder For Them

By Kristin Houser

On Thursday, Tinder announced several new app features that could — thankfully — bring the reality of online dating more inline with the ideal.

Tinder Announces “Panic Button,” Anti-Catfishing Features

By Kristin Houser

A new report has found that Grindr, Tinder, and other dating apps have been covertly selling users' sensitive information to third-party companies.

Researchers: Grindr and Tinder Are Selling Your Personal Data

By Kristin Houser

Free dating apps and services owned by Match Group, which include Tinder, PlentyofFish, and OkCupid, don't screen users against the sex offenders registry.

Tinder and OkCupid Don’t Screen For Sex Offenders

By Dan Robitzski

Tinder is about to launch a weekly apocalypse-themed event called Swipe Night that matches people based on how they play a choose-your-own-adventure game.

Tinder Wants to Pair People Based on Their Apocalypse Strategy

By Dan Robitzski