This is interesting. One of my concerns with dating apps has always been that if they are in it for profit, isn't it in their best interest to keep users single

This is interesting. One of my concerns with dating apps has always been that if they are in it for profit, isn't it in their best interest to keep users single? If the reason people are using dating apps is to find a long term relationship, helping that will ultimately reduce their pool of potential users. If users want to stay single and just date, then they'll remain. But the long term incentive for users seems to be against what would be the most profitable for the apps themselves. Maybe I'm wrong here or the market saturation just won't reach that point. But it's always been a curious thing for me.