Sometimes, logging off and engaging with the real world is best. We could do well to “touch some grass.” Since the epidemic, internet and social media use has skyrocketed. What COVID-19 did was merely accelerate our ongoing migration into the digital world. The LGBTQ+ community has always been at the forefront of this migration due…
When you sign up for any app, you run the risk of your data being used and compromised. But certain dating apps have worse privacy concerns than others, according to a new report from digital e-sim provider Nomad. The report analyzed how much user personal information is available for data hackers to access on the…
Pakistan’s traditional matchmakers play a revered role in moulding daughters into potential brides, but marriage apps marketing themselves as halal are offering women a new route to finding a husband. “When I saw my colleague happy after being married to someone she met online… I thought, since we have tried rishta aunties for four or…
MID-MICHIGAN (WNEM) – A recent murder in Bay City and a gruesome killing that made national headlines in 2019 are just two examples of how meeting someone online can turn from thrilling to terrifying. Lloysa Gallery, a therapist with Future & Hope Counseling Services LLC, said dating apps become particularly dangerous because of a lack…
Shh! Don’t tell Grindr, but a new supreme gay app may be on the rise. While the orange demon has dominated gay culture since its 2009 launch, becoming the most well-known and utilized in the LGBTQ community, its “recent product issues and growing user frustration” have a masse of other apps ready to take the…
by Jeroslyn JoVonn September 21, 2024 As more singles look for love online, research is showing the disparities Black singles face compared to their counterparts. As more singles look for love online, research is showing the disparities Black and Asian singles face than their counterparts. A 2024 study revealed that Black Tinder users received fewer…
As singles grow weary of swiping through endless dating apps, a new approach to finding love is gaining traction in New York City. The “Love Wall,” created by the co-founders of dating service Pique, Cyrus Belsoi and Vaish Sesetty, is offering an in-person alternative to the digital dating scene. Located in Brooklyn’s McCarren Park, the…
New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you buy through our links. It was mid-November and my friend and I were sipping espresso martinis in Greenpoint as she made her convincing plea for why I needed to reevaluate my entire dating life — a common point of contention between two…