Over time, the internet's role in dating has been transformative, beginning with Match.com in 1995, later evolving with ...

Dating apps say AI can help people who are too busy, shy or abrasive to win dates. But a growing number of singles are ...

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

"Gen Z is moving away from dating apps because swiping often feels transactional, laborious and scripted," dating coach Rae ...

Unlike many popular dating apps today, Hinge has an interesting format that lets you answer a variety of Hinge prompts, which ...

More than 50% of young Americans have gone on a date with someone who looked different from their profile photos, according to a new survey from dating app Hily.. That’s led 54% of Gen Z and 62% ...

A new study, published in Computers in Human Behavior, revealed the common insecurities that could be fueling your dating app obsession. As this study suggests, there’s a dark side to hiding ...

Dating apps are becoming too overwhelming, so singles are going back to in real ... A long-term relationship is what 28-year-old Jada Harmon has been searching for in a special person over the ...

Two Colorado sisters launched Dateability, a dating app that they say has helped hundreds of people with disabilities and chronic illnesses find connections.

People are sick of dating apps.Chatting feels like a chore, most conversations lead nowhere, and the novelty of swiping has worn off. Attempts to identify the apps’ critical flaws and theorize ...

A study in Science Advances found that dating app users aim for matches about 25% “more desirable” than themselves, a modern spin on the age-old ambition to “date up.” ...

After years of dating in New York City, 31-year-old Jeniea Howard decided to shake it up since the apps just weren’t working for her anymore. It’s a common sentiment among Gen Z and Millennial ...