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Hinge's new India-only feature bundle — identity verification, screenshot protection, a block list, a slower signup — is a quiet admission that the next fight in dating apps is about trust, not match volume.
The company's Q2 2026 numbers show fewer paying users and higher revenue per payer, and the stock market wasn't convinced by the turnaround story either.
New survey data puts current U.S. dating-app use at 6% of adults. Days later, Match Group and Bumble report earnings that show why their AI bet hasn't closed that gap yet.
The company that built a $7 billion business on the swipe just announced it's killing the swipe. The numbers behind that decision say more than the press release.
Only 31% of young adults date monthly. Half of single Americans say it's no longer worth the cost. The data behind the retreat — and what would actually move the needle.
Every major dating app is launching an AI feature this year. Most of them analyze the wrong thing. A short, honest read on where AI helps in dating — and where it makes things worse.