Tinder helped popularize a modern dating culture that looks first and now the app is trying to take a new way to take advantage of it. According to TechCrunch. The feature was first discovered by the Reddit user, who noticed the options in the Discovery Settings for the app.
Make sure you prefer a 5’10” game with UP, which doesn’t necessarily knock out the short king of your area, but it will affect the advice when the app is applied. When you swipe, the advice provided by your advice includes a long time to articulate your preferences in your profile, and many people go further in their creatures and further in their creatures, indicating that they can only scan heights or interests correctly on people or on interests. Make it a specific feature of the formal setup.
However, this feature seems a bit provocative given that the dating app is already associated with superficiality. It can also reflect how Tinder approaches its paid subscriptions: not only a way to increase the scope of your dating profile, but an official way to granular control over people you match.
“It’s part of helping people build a broader effort more intentionally on Tinder. Our new product principles guide each decision, and it’s a direct explanation of some decisions: prioritize user outcomes, move quickly and learn quickly,” Fry, vice president of Comms Phil Price at Tinder, told Engadget. “Not every test becomes a permanent feature, but every test can help us learn how to provide a smarter, more relevant experience and push the category forward.”
Whether or not being able to set a high preference becomes a real feature, it doesn’t stop people from lying in dating profiles. However, TechCrunch Notes, Tinder has joked about implementing high-verification.
