Totally agree. It's a total bait-and-switch. People are not on Tinder to hear political propaganda and you're pushing it onto them surreptitiously. This is lik

Totally agree. It's a total bait-and-switch. People are not on Tinder to hear political propaganda and you're pushing it onto them surreptitiously. This is like the online version of someone telling you you won a contest for a free night's stay in a nice hotel resort, but not disclosing until check in that you have to listen to a 4-hour timeshare presentation. Actually, it's probably worse. In this case, often there isn't a real meet up possibility at all, as according to the article "the bot convinced Tinder that their profiles were in geographical locations where the vote was close," and often the "matches" were hundreds of miles away. At least the timeshare salesperson does, in fact, give you the hotel resort stay for your trouble.