Grindr, a queer dating and hookup app, predates Tinder as one of the first apps to use location data to pair people. According to a blog post, Grindr only uses algorithms for security purposes ...

A front-row seat in a crash course on app-based dating was the perfect place for JoAnn Thissen. Online dating takes a lot of nerve, and the 68-year-old retired marine geologist was working up her c… ...

By Krystal Hu NEW YORK (Reuters) -TikTok is preparing to launch a standalone app for U.S. users that is expected to operate ...

Dating app algorithms means something as potentially exciting as finding a romantic partner can become so dreadfully boring ...

But when it comes to dating, these algorithms are doing a terrible job. A 2016 study of match rates across all sexual orientations on Tinder run by Queen Mary University of London revealed jaw ...

Of course, dating app algorithms aren’t measuring you, per se; they’re measuring your profile, as well as your behavior and the way others react to you. That means the algorithm can be ...

Algorithms are reshaping many parts of our lives, including how news gets to us. Around the world, entrepreneurs make use of algorithms to program their ideal news apps, and while they normally ...

Do Dating Apps’ Algorithms Really Expand our Match Pool? In "The Equality Machine," an author and law professor examines the influence of algorithmic matching on the "meat market" of human ...

With so many people using online dating sites and app, can algorithms really determine whether the next person will be 'the one'? Written by Aimee Chanthadavong, Contributor July 28, 2015 at 3:39 ...

The apps use algorithms that amplify preferences for particular body types, racial presentations, or height because we speak this way on the internet and with our closest friends.

The first proposed law would require adult permission for kids under 18 to access suggested feeds on social media apps, which use “predictive algorithms” to force content such as violent posts ...

Dating apps suggest to users that they will be able to use algorithms to “reduce the mess of love,” Dr. Bandinelli said. When that inevitably doesn’t happen — love is messy by nature ...