Post by account_disabled on Mar 10, 2024 2:07:42 GMT -5
When our team discussed the ability to add your targeting to your profile and display it, the conversation quickly changed to focus on how this could put users in some areas at risk. Before rolling out Guidance more broadly, we wanted to build an update to address this and work with experts to do so ," Seidman said.
available in English-speaking markets.
“Travel season is in full swing and our France Mobile Number List hope is that Traveler Alert will educate users (travelers and locals alike) who may not have been aware of state-sponsored laws,” Seidman said.
In summary:
Members of Tinder's self-identified LGBTQ community will no longer automatically appear on Tinder when they open the app in one of the 0 areas identified by the International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex Association (ILGA) as potentially risky.
If a user activates Tinder in, say, Jamaica or Brunei or any of the nine countries that allow prosecutors to seek the death penalty for consensual same-sex relationships, the alert will appear.
Once the user has been properly warned, they can decide to remain hidden while at that location or they can make their profile public and connect with new people, even if there is potential risk.
If a user chooses to appear on Tinder (and has added sexual orientation or gender identity to their profile), it will not appear until they leave that area. The alert will also appear for users who try Tinder's Passport feature, which matches people from all over the world.
available in English-speaking markets.
“Travel season is in full swing and our France Mobile Number List hope is that Traveler Alert will educate users (travelers and locals alike) who may not have been aware of state-sponsored laws,” Seidman said.
In summary:
Members of Tinder's self-identified LGBTQ community will no longer automatically appear on Tinder when they open the app in one of the 0 areas identified by the International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex Association (ILGA) as potentially risky.
If a user activates Tinder in, say, Jamaica or Brunei or any of the nine countries that allow prosecutors to seek the death penalty for consensual same-sex relationships, the alert will appear.
Once the user has been properly warned, they can decide to remain hidden while at that location or they can make their profile public and connect with new people, even if there is potential risk.
If a user chooses to appear on Tinder (and has added sexual orientation or gender identity to their profile), it will not appear until they leave that area. The alert will also appear for users who try Tinder's Passport feature, which matches people from all over the world.