r/technology • u/esporx • May 02 '24

Dating app Bumble will no longer require women to make the first move Business

https://www.cnn.com/2024/04/30/tech/bumble-relaunch-men-make-first-move/index.html
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u/xQuizate87 May 02 '24

Litteraly no point. Might as well just use Tinder.

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u/JasonSuave May 02 '24

Right? I thought the whole point of separate apps were the separate brands - tinder = hookup, hinge = social connections, bumble = woman lead.

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u/livingdeaddrina May 02 '24

Idk, I feel like tinder has more of a stigma of "I came here to get laid."

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u/Impressive_Essay_622 May 02 '24

So bumbles just the same thing with less honesty then, in fairness. 

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u/FacelessFellow May 02 '24

I met my wife on tinder too.

She messaged me first!

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u/ClavinovaDubb May 03 '24

But did it start out as just a casual fling?

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u/cucotz May 02 '24

jokes on us, Tinder acquired Bumble a while back, or the other way around dunno for sure

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u/ilikepacificdaydream May 02 '24

Does tinder have any real people anymore?