Dating apps once promised endless options, but a growing share of Gen Z says the swipe is over. Burned out by passive scrolling and shallow chemistry, younger adults are trading Tinder, Hinge and ...

Your next date could be AI-verified. Tinder is one of several companies working with World, formerly known as Worldcoin, to let users prove they are human and not robots with the help of eye-scanning ...

Tinder has agreed to pay $60.5 million to customers to settle a class action lawsuit accusing the dating platform of charging those 29 and older higher subscription fees. A 2015 complaint filed in the ...

Stronger turnaround case for Tinder parent Match Group, Inc., driven by Hinge’s rapid growth versus Tinder’s slightly declining user trends. Despite recent declines in paying users at Tinder and ...

Tinder made Lauren Grauer feel like a delinquent dater. While watching videos on YouTube last month, the New York talent marketer was served an ad for “Double Date,” a new feature the dating app ...

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Dating apps are quickly losing their appeal as a jaded, super online, and equally lonely young generation increasingly reports feeling burnt out by the endless swiping. Tinder believes the solution is ...

Tinder announced a handful of new app updates — including several AI-powered features — marking its latest attempt to reinvigorate the brand for the crucial Gen Z audience. The changes, unveiled ...

Qualifying California Tinder users could receive compensation as part of a $60.5 million settlement from a class action age discrimination lawsuit. The settlement is part of a May 2015 lawsuit brought ...

Tinder users could qualify for a payout after the dating app agreed to settle a $60.5 million class action lawsuit in California over allegations of age discrimination. Filed in 2015, the lawsuit ...

The big picture: Tinder has agreed to pay $60.5 million to settle a longstanding class-action lawsuit accusing the dating app of age discrimination. The case, filed in California in 2015 by user Allen ...