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> Are you suggesting that Bumble should allow users to send unsolicited nudes to strangers, despite the vast majority of women not appreciating that? Why would
by koolba 4y ago
> Are you suggesting that Bumble should allow users to send unsolicited nudes to strangers, despite the vast majority of women not appreciating that? Why would any company want to intentionally degrade the experience of roughly half their users?
Why must it be one or the other? They could have a per-user flag to opt in to unsolicited nudes.
Even better, a more fine grained series of flags or enums indicating the level of nudity, topless, bottomless, or even background scenery (to be able to filter out, or in, public nudity).
- panda-giddiness 4y ago> Why must it be one or the other? They could have a per-user flag to opt in to unsolicited nudes. I mean, isn't Bumble's implementation effectively that? Users can still view the potential nudes if they want. In the abstract, I don't mind if Bumble wants to add a such a flag. In practice, I doubt they will since (1) it's a feature few people are likely to use and (2) the potential for bad press is high ("Woman Receives Thousands of Unwanted Nudes on Bumble after Accidentally Changing Settings").