Contrary to warnings that dating apps are encouraging superficial and short-lived flings over true romance, a Swiss study showed Wednesday that app users were more likely to be seeking longterm relationships.
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Both Match Group (owners of Match, Tinder, and Hinge), as well as Bumble, have reported observations of longer conversations taking place between their users since April this year. PHOTO: MIKE SORRENTINO /CNET
2020-12-31 09:35:33
Contrary to warnings that dating apps are encouraging superficial and short-lived flings over true romance, a Swiss study showed Wednesday that app users were more likely to be seeking longterm relationships.
Mobile apps have revolutionised the way people meet around the world, and are quickly becoming the main way couples form in many countries.
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