Tinder Introduces New Matchmaker Feature to Enhance User Experience
In an exciting development for Tinder users, the dating app has launched its innovative Matchmaker feature. This feature allows users to involve their friends and family in their love life choices, even if their friends do not have a Tinder profile.
For those of us who enjoy being involved in our friends’ dating dramas, the Matchmaker feature is a blessing. It not only saves time but also provides an opportunity to guide our friends away from questionable choices.
According to The Verge, the Matchmaker feature is currently available in 15 countries, including the US, UK, Australia, and France, with plans for a global rollout in the near future.
To initiate a Matchmaker session, users can start from a potential match’s profile or create a shareable link in the app settings. Friends then have 24 hours to recommend profiles before the session expires. Importantly, matchmakers cannot send messages on behalf of the user. After the time is up, the user can review the suggested matches and these profiles will be marked as ‘recommended’ in the app.
Playing Tinder has always been a team sport for some users. The company’s official blog post reveals that over 75% of surveyed singles said they discuss their dating life with friends multiple times a month. It seems discussing potential matches with friends has become a time-honored tradition.
While the Matchmaker feature may make the dating process more daunting, as potential partners could be shown off to friends and family, it is expected to bring some much-needed structure to the Tinder community.
In conclusion, Tinder’s Matchmaker feature is set to revolutionize the dating experience by allowing users to involve their friends and family. With a global rollout on the horizon, users can expect an enhanced and more collaborative approach to finding love through the app.
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