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On the flipside, dating apps are killing their industry by being so ineffective. It's seems much more desirable for people to have a good experience. Also many
by Workaccount2 3y ago
On the flipside, dating apps are killing their industry by being so ineffective. It's seems much more desirable for people to have a good experience.
Also many people are not looking to get married at 20. They likely have a decade of messing around before getting off the apps for good.
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- Invictus0 3y ago> dating apps are killing their industry by being so ineffective I tried to look this up and was surprised to find that Match group doesn't share their MAU numbers. Probably wouldn't be that meaningful since many people use multiple apps. What I did find though is that they have 16M paying users worldwide, which is fairly close to their all time high, and if you estimate that those users are all men, and only 25% of men pay, and there are equal numbers of men and women across all the apps, then you would have a rough estimate of 128M users worldwide, which sounds about right to me.
- red-iron-pine 3y agothese numbers must be taken with a grain of salt given the rampant amount of bots / onlyfans / spam users. only person i know who used the tind estimated that 90% of his likes were people asking for money, redirections to their insta, or just straight up fake likes from the app to keep him using premium. FWIW he got a girlfrend through it, tho -- meeting them for a dinner thing this weekend