- By Ashish Singh
- Mon, 05 Feb 2024 04:03 PM (IST)
- Source:IANS
Tinder, a famous dating app, has just implemented additional notifications with the goal of providing users with more direction, alerting them to unwanted actions, and giving them the opportunity to immediately change their behaviour coming forward. It has also developed three categories—authenticity, respect, and inclusivity—for grouping the new cautions.
They protect users against in-app behaviour that happens during interactions with other users, like harassment, as well as against advertising and impersonation. The new warnings will roll out immediately and become available globally in the following weeks. Online dating has become the most popular way for singles to meet new people worldwide, with 53% of those under 30 using dating apps.
Nicole Blumenfeld, Tinder's vice president of trust and safety operations, stated, "These warnings are intended to provide transparency and to alert users when they are not engaging in acceptable and respectful behaviour."
"By giving users more insight into their actions, we not only help them "{course correct' right away, but we also improve the overall Tinder community experience," Blumenfeld continued.
Users will receive in-app warnings from "Team Tinder" in the form of "messages," which will explain the nature of the infraction and provide more general guidelines for appropriate conduct. Users are unable to remove the warning message that appears and stays visible.
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If customers keep committing the same offence, their profiles could be deleted, the business stated. More than 530 million people have downloaded Tinder, which is accessible in 190 countries and more than 45 languages.
Tinder has been one of the pioneers in the dating application and the company has consistently updated the terms and conditions along with security features with an aim to enhance user experience.