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Re 2. They changed it so swiping left on someone who liked you no longer decreases the like counter Also before that if you were out traveling the likes you g
by Lewton 7y ago
Re 2.
They changed it so swiping left on someone who liked you no longer decreases the like counter
Also before that if you were out traveling the likes you got while on the road will not show up in your stack when you leave the area where you got them
Also if you swipe left on someone and you’re in their stack and they swipe right on you, they’ll show up in the count
The rest is still super scummy, but the “rules” of the like counter are at least somewhat logical
- kace91 7y agoI've used tinder in the past, and I remember there were recommendations online to completely delete your account and start from scratch from time to time if you suddenly found yourself unsuccessful, to get around potential shadow bans or just having fallen in a pit of the algorithm. Do you happen to know if that was a valid strategy, and if it still is? I always wondered if it was/is actually possible to completely reset your data, considering they have pretty strong links to you like payment information.
- kkarakk 7y agoIt is, but you should use a new name/profile pic combo to get around the algorithm re-slotting you into your old position. Ideally you'd only use your first name, a couple of new pics and don't link any other account so they can't track you(if you must - make a new instagram/spotify to link)
- Lewton 7y agoTotally a valid strategy if you delete your profile and wait a week before recreating, even if you reuse the same profile I imagine you risk being shadowbanned if you do it too often, but it’s pretty natural to do it once every couple of months