Dating Apps Go AI: Wingmen for the Digital Age

Dating apps like Tinder, Bumble, and Grindr are turning to AI to help users navigate the online dating landscape. These AI assistants, dubbed ‘wingmen’, offer features like conversation starters, profile optimization, and feedback on user interactions. This trend comes as dating apps face user burnout and a struggle to attract new users.

Tinder Enhances Safety Features with New Date-Sharing Capability

Tinder is introducing a new feature that allows users to easily share date details with trusted individuals for enhanced safety and peace of mind. This feature enables users to provide their loved ones with essential information such as the date, time, location, and a photo of their match. The platform aims to foster a sense of community and excitement surrounding dates while prioritizing user well-being.

Widow Scared of Romance Scammer’s Threats, Sends Daughter Haunting Final Text Before Drowning

Laura Kowal, a widow living a double life with an online scammer, messaged her daughter expressing fears for her life before being found dead in the Mississippi River. Kowal had been scammed out of $1.5 million by a man she met on Match.com named “Frank Borg.” Investigators are not sure if her death was a suicide or a murder. Romance scams are becoming more common, with an estimated 70,000 victims in 2023 alone. Victims often feel embarrassed or ashamed to come forward, which can lead to suicide. Cyber experts advise users to be aware of red flags when engaging in online relationships.

Online Dating: Avoiding Bad Dates

Experiencing a bad online date can be disheartening, particularly if efforts were made in creating a compelling profile and identifying potential matches. Recent research published by Privacy Journal suggests that certain factors associated with your date may impact the overall outcome.

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