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Are you constantly swiping? This may be why. Dating apps have become the go-to platform for people looking for love — but for some, it’s fueling insecurities and enabling bad habits.

In a 2023 Pew report, 53 percent of participants under 30 said they've used dating apps to find love. For modern romantics, the “swipe right” feature on dating apps has become a colloquial ...

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A security lapse at dating app Raw publicly exposed the personal data and private location data of its users, TechCrunch has found. The exposed data included users’ display names, dates of birth ...

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A dating app that, just this week, announced a creepy new wearable, has been found to have publicly exposed users’ data. The data was granular and personal, including their approximate locations.

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