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What really happens inside a dating app. (blog.luap.info)

submitted 2 days ago by Cat@ponder.cat to c/technology@lemmy.zip

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Conclusion

I'm not a lover of Match Group, I don't own their stocks, I'm not, and never have been paid by them. I don't like Tinder, I find Bumble's product to be super annoying. I don't recommend to people to install dating apps (unless you are a hot guy and looking for sex).

But really I challenge anyone that tells me that they are shit what would they change to make the product better for users (and don't tell me to remove paying features, they are a business they need to make money and it is going either through ads or through user membership).

The core problem is users (YOU) don't want to go on a date and want to find a gf/bf staying in their bed with unrealistic criteria

What do you guys think about this?

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[–] BrokenGlepnir@lemmy.world 3 points 2 days ago

So one thing I would change is the pig butcherers I encountered.

I was on a dating app once that only gave you a few options a day, arguing that it made you more likely to consider the matches you got. You didn't pay to get more. They did away with that after a few years though. I don't know if it really worked.

I'd also like transparency on why the algorithm is putting some people up and not others.