Everyone is tired of swiping. Hinge cofounder and CEO Justin McLeod saw it coming. And now Bumble and Tinder are trying to ...

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When a young woman in Denver met up with a smiling cardiologist she matched with on the dating app Hinge, she had no way of knowing that the company behind the app had already received reports from ...

Match Group, the company that owns several dating apps, including Tinder and Hinge, released its first-quarter earnings report on Tuesday, which shows that Tinder’s paying user base has decreased for ...

Ilana Dunn, host of the Seeing Other People podcast and former Hinge content lead, said that while dating apps are making an effort to change, there’s only so much they can do. She predicts that more ...

Hinge founder and CEO Justin McLeod is stepping down to launch a new AI-driven dating app called Overtone, backed by Match Group. While he will leave day-to-day leadership at Hinge, McLeod will remain ...

Hinge is adding a “Hidden Words” feature to its app, which will filter out likes with comments containing those phrases or words. It pretty much works like a mute filter on social media apps. On Hinge ...

It was probably inevitable that at some point, Hinge’s “Designed To Be Deleted” positioning would run into storage issues. In “Hingie Afterlife,” the latest iteration of the five-year-old campaign, ...

For some single people, it's just the routine: swipe, scroll through photos, swipe, match, swipe, swipe and — you guessed it — swipe again. The never-ending dating app cycle can often make users feel ...

The parent company of dating apps Tinder, Hinge, and the League, the Match Group, is facing a class action lawsuit. The lawsuit alleges that the apps are designed to hook users and generate more ...