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Hinge launches a new feature for daters to privately share details with matches

Hinge launched a new feature called Match Note, enabling users to privately share information with matches on February 26, 2025.
The feature helps underrepresented groups, especially LGBTQIA+ and neurodivergent users, share important personal details comfortably.
A survey showed that 68% of over 2,000 users felt Match Note improved compatibility assessment with matches, according to Hinge.
Match Note follows Prompt Feedback and comes after an investigation into Match Group's reporting failures on its dating apps.

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Hinge launches a new feature for daters to privately share details with matches

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