Around 350 million people globally use dating apps, and they amass an estimated annual revenue of more than US$5 billion. In ...

More than 85 per cent of studies (19 of 22) looking at body image found significant negative relationships between dating app ...

With AI making its way into the world of online dating, users are growing more and more concerned about its impacts. Here’s ...

Dating apps have revolutionised the way we connect, with around 350 million users worldwide and an estimated annual revenue ...

The architecture of dating apps remains a mystery, but some users and experts believe racism and body image discrimination ...

According to some popular culture writers and online posts by discouraged singles lamenting their inability to find romantic ...

Ahead of Valentine's Day, a number of men are following this surprising trend in an attempt to impress potential dates.

A recent study has highlighted concerning links between the use of dating apps and negative impacts on body image and mental ...

Better yet, AI could even follow up for you—sending a polite but firm message that puts the ball in their court. If they ...

In a recent review, my colleagues and I found using dating apps may be linked to poorer body image, mental health and wellbeing. Our study was a systematic review, where we collated the results of ...

Addressing this, a study revealed how dating apps increase feelings of poor body image, self-esteem and other related mental health issues. Pictures play a big role in determining the matches on ...