Topic: Match Group
Match Group, the parent company of popular dating apps like Tinder and OkCupid, has faced scrutiny for its handling of user data and privacy. Reports indicate that user photos were shared with AI firms without consent, and the company has been criticized for demanding access to personal data such as camera rolls. These practices raise significant concerns about user privacy and the potential for surveillance in the digital dating environment.
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OkCupid Gave 3M Users’ Photos to AI Firm, FTC Says
The regulatory price for handing three million people’s dating photos to a facial recognition startup turned out to be a…
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Tinder Wants Your Camera Roll and Calls It Chemistry
The app built on swipes now wants a window into your camera roll, calling it a step toward “deeper connections.”
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Apple is ordered to loosen its App Store stranglehold in the Netherlands
Following South Korea.
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Tinder has a privacy problem, researchers say
A privacy research group calls Match Group a data “cartel”.