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Tinder launches an Explore section, letting users find matches based on over 15 interests, initially in the US, UK, Australia, and New Zealand

Ann-Marie Alcántara / Wall Street Journal : Source: Tinder Newsroom .

Wall Street Journal Ann-Marie Alcántara

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  • @brendangahan Brendan Gahan on x
    The future of dating is hybrid. Younger people (in particular) spend more time online. Even pre-pandemic Genz were spending (on avg) an hour less per day interacting with friends than the previous generation. https://twitter.com/...
  • @itstheannmarie @itstheannmarie on x
    stories, explore tabs - it's all blending together! wrote about tinder's new explore tab finally available today to many users and why the dating app is expanding into it, w/comments from @brendangahan: https://www.wsj.com/...
  • @brendangahan Brendan Gahan on x
    “With so much screen time, so much of social activity just naturally happens online, but in more intimate spaces than maybe older generations, who have more of that happening in-person” https://twitter.com/...
  • @itstheannmarie @itstheannmarie on x
    additional comments from @marauders: “Gen Z is a generation that loves community, and that often involves bonding over mutual interests and passions.” https://www.wsj.com/...