Tinder Warning: Dating App To Roll Out New Warnings To Provide Additional Guidance to Users, Inform Them of Inappropriate Behaviour and Offer Opportunity To Change Actions

San Francisco, February 5: Dating app Tinder on Monday announced new warnings to provide additional guidance to users, inform them of inappropriate behaviour as well as offering an immediate opportunity to change their actions moving forward. The new warnings are classified into three categories: authenticity, respectfulness and inclusiveness.

They cover in-app behaviour when engaging with other users, such as harassment, and protect users against advertising and impersonation. The new warnings are rolling out now and will be live globally in the coming weeks. Globally, online dating is now the most common way for singles to meet new people, with 53 per cent of people under 30 using dating apps. Apple Vision Pro Update: Text-To-Image Tool 'Adobe Firefly AI' Will Be Available to Apple’s Mixed Reality Headset As Native App Along With and 'Lightroom' Photo-Editing Software.

“These warnings are designed to provide transparency and to alert users when they are not engaging in acceptable and respectful behaviour,” said Nicole Blumenfeld, VP of Trust and Safety Operations, at Tinder. “By providing greater transparency to users about their behaviour, not only are we enabling them to immediately ‘course correct’ but also foster a better experience for the wider Tinder community,” Blumenfeld added. Neobanking Startup Muvin Shuts Down Its Operations As per RBI’s Directive To Stop Using UPI in Co-Branding Arrangement: Report.

Warnings will be served to users in-app within ‘messages’ from ‘Team Tinder’ with an explanation of what violation occurred, as well as broader information about expected behaviour and actions. When users receive a warning it will remain as a visible message that they cannot delete. Individual profiles are at risk of being removed if users continue to repeat the same violation, said the company. Tinder has been downloaded more than 530 million times and the app is available in 190 countries and more than 45 languages.