New Delhi, June 20 : In an effort to combat online fraudsters, dating app Tinder and its parent company Match Group on Tuesday said that it has blocked nearly five million spam and bot accounts in the first quarter of 2023.
According to Match Group, there are an average of 44 spam accounts removed across its portfolio as an effort to help curtail suspected fraudulent accounts either blocked at sign-up or before a user sees them. WhatsApp Introduces Silence Unknown Callers Feature To Avoid Scam Calls Automatically; Learn How To Activate This Handy New Privacy Feature.
"By implementing a combination of technology, human moderation, and user education to encourage reporting of suspicious activity, we are able to help remove the vast majority of spam at sign up or before a user ever sees it," Jess Johnson, director, safety product, Match Group, said in a statement.
Moreover, Tinder said spammers have evolved their tactics over the last few years to exploit common member behaviours, such as posting a social handle in their bio to dr RJ Simran Singh Dies: Popular Radio Jockey Aka ‘Jammu Ki Dhadkan’ Found Dead in Gurugram House, No Suicide Note Recovered