Dating/apps – Nowadays, it’s not very easy to meet people on a daily basis, whether at work, on the train, on the subway, or even at the gym… We are always very focused on our own lives, on our smartphone, listening to music, whether whatever it is, and as such, it is difficult to create an immediate and real connection.
In short, we are much more anti-social compared to other times! This is exactly why apps like Tinderlike the Facebook Datingand of course, the Bumble or the Hinge. Apps that try to quantify a certain level of compatibility between people, and then try to make a “match”.
Bumble was the most different app, because unlike all the others, it forced women to take the initiative. However… That changed with the app’s recent “face wash”.
The only Dating app that forced women to take initiative… It’s changed!
Therefore, Bumble, which differentiated itself from all other apps by forcing women to “start a conversation”, that is, to take the initiative during the match process. He decided to put an end to this specificity, and as such, men can also start talking. An idea that quite honestly, after the success of the premise of forcing women to move, which lasted 10 years, makes very little sense. In fact, according to the platform itself, this gave more power to women.
Still, the app doesn’t want to be like all the others, so the development team introduced a new feature known as “Opening Moves”, which is basically an automatic phrase that will later allow the man to start the conversation with something outside out of the box, or at least funny.
These changes are part of a recent “relaunch” of the app, which cleaned up its face and brought new features. Changes that aim to re-capture the audience that is now fed up with online dating! In fact, in case you didn’t know, there are people fed up with these types of apps, who now prefer more real connections in their everyday lives. Hence the appearance of the Timeleftanother way to meet people in person.
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