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What about allowing anyone to decide to be hidden? The feature could still exist without its being associated with a specific gender.
by jetrink 8y ago
What about allowing anyone to decide to be hidden? The feature could still exist without its being associated with a specific gender.
- rl3 8y agoTinder's paid tiers have a similar feature, "only show me to people I've liked" or some such. In practice it just crushes your match flow, and presumably creates a paradox wherein two users with that setting enabled will never see each other. I agree though, there's ways to do this that still retain safety. Something along the lines of public key cryptography for dating. :)