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Hinge doesn't follow the double-opt-in pattern. When you "like" someone, you can immediately send them a message, even if they haven't yet liked you back. I gue
by pageandrew 7y ago
Hinge doesn't follow the double-opt-in pattern. When you "like" someone, you can immediately send them a message, even if they haven't yet liked you back. I guess that's a big enough differentiator to not violate Tinder's patent.
I think Bumble might be differentiated in that once the double-opt-in has occurred, only one party (the women) can send a message.
- Jonovono 7y agoAh, true, it's been awhile.
- zachkatz 7y agoHowever, Hinge is owned by Match Group :)
- parliament32 7y agoNo, you definitely can't. You can attach a comment to your "like" but then it disappears into the ether, and only reappears in your messages section if they "like" you back.
- dag11 7y agoThat's not true, we can the comment people leave when they like before we like/match them back. The thing is that they can only leave a singular comment/message.