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Published May 15, 2024

New dating app makes it harder for people to " Ghost" each other

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Anyone who's been in the dating game at least once, whether online or in real life, has been ghosted.

It's a frustrating issue, but it comes with the territory when entering the shark tank known as the dating pool.

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Now, a dating app called "Hinge" is testing a feature that will make a serial ghosters put up or shut up.


The feature is called  'Your turn limits, and the concept is very simple.

If you have eight or more people waiting for a response, you can't start a new connection unless you reply to them, or you can officially choose to "end" the conversation with them.

In other words, put on your big girl/ boy pants and tell them you are not interested instead of ghosting them and leaving them hanging.

The concept is appealing. According to the Hinge researchers, 44% of daters cite a lack of responsiveness as a top dating challenge. 

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