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Among dating apps, Mutual is the most popular for Latter-day Saints. And while many say they have found success with the app, others have cautionary tales from their experiences.

A study found that dating apps could do more harm than good in people's search for love. Getty Images/fStop A new study suggests people should swipe left on dating apps. Research published in the ...

That’s led more people to start hosting in-real-life meetups like Max Gomez, a Gen Z communications professional, who hosted ...

The dating app sector is at a crossroads as user preferences shift towards organic, in-person connections over digital ...

Hinge co-founder and CEO Justin McLeod warned that people shouldn't cede control of their dating lives to technology creators ...

Many dating apps let users set height preferences. But they’ve also probably amplified our obsession with height in a potential partner.

We compare the most popular dating apps to help you find your soulmate, including leading services like EliteSingles, Match, and eharmony.

While finding love might be seen as an online game by many in today's culture, there's a wave of Gen Z-ers ditching the apps and searching for someone in-person.. A whopping 65 percent of dating ...

To use dating apps is to put your most appealing self forward, but new research finds that some perceive a sexy self-presentation as an indication of consent for sexual activity.

By comparison, 36% of Americans who are divorced, separated or widowed say they have ever used a dating site or app, while 16% of married adults say the same, according to a new analysis of a Pew ...