Recently, Hinge told its users to date from the comfort of their home—and that this could be a good time to change their distance settings.
You can change your distance settings now. Pandemic dating knows no boundaries.
— Hinge (@hinge) March 24, 2020
Tinder has also recently posted on their blog, Swipe Life, advising users to keep their relationships online for the time being. The blog advised starting an online book club, having a Netflix party, or scheduling a FaceTime dinner date instead of meeting in person.
The dating app #Open is also telling its users to keep their dating lives virtual. "It feels like apps that do what we do have a responsibility to be direct and straightforward with their users: Now is not the time to be making new connections," #Open co-founder David Epstein told Newsweek.
Hopefully coronavirus doesn’t affect our dating lives for too long—but if you need some romantic stories to distract you in the meantime, we’ve got you covered.
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