When it comes to dating apps, Tinder reigns as the OG. With its invention of the swipe (they actually trademarked swipe right ...

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Tinder in a big city often feels like a bottomless pit of unfamiliar faces, making it prime swiping territory for singles. But what happens when the majority of profiles you see are familiar faces?

In the world of online dating, it's fair to say Tinder might have more of a reputation for casual hook-ups and appearance-based decisions than most thanks to its swipe-to-like feature. But ...

Moore’s destiny, as it turns out, lay in Tinder, the ubiquitous, somewhat obnoxious dating app that encourages people to accept — or reject — perspective paramours by swiping right or left ...