US EditionInvestigating the Systemic Failures Enabling Abuse on Dating Apps
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Investigating the Systemic Failures Enabling Abuse on Dating Apps
When Match.com launched in 1995 in the pre-app era of chat rooms and dial-up internet, it was the first online dating site. Since then, its parent company, Match Group, has grown into an $8.5 billion global conglomerate that controls half of the global online dating market, which has millions of users worldwide swiping in pursuit of romance on its platforms, which include Tinder, Bumble, Hinge, PlentyofFish, and OKCupid. “If you’re in a bar, and…
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