3 biggest ways Tinder changed in 2015

Tinder introduced several updates as dating apps evolve

changes made to tinder
 

1. The moment has passed

Tinder “Moments” was a Snapchat-like feature that allowed users to upload pictures for their matches, who could then swipe right to like the photo or left to dismiss it. Personally, I liked the Tinder moments feauture because it was a way to mass message your matches; if the photo and optional text was compelling enough, your matches would respond to it by messaging you.

An article in Tech Crunch speculated that the rise in popularity of Snapchat undermined the moments feature of Tinder, but users seemed to like it:

 

2. Education and work

Tinder also joined a number of other dating apps that display where you went to school and where you work.

According to Tinder’s blog, users were asking for this change: “We’re adding your most-requested feature to Tinder profiles: job and education. Now you’ll know whether you’re looking at the profile of a fellow alum from your university or someone in an interesting industry. This allows users to make more informed choices when deciding to swipe left, right, or even up – while also providing great conversation starters.”

The reaction, however, was mostly negative:

 

3. Linking your profile with Instagram

Back in April, Tinder allowed users to connect their profiles with their Instagram accounts. Many users were already promoting their Instagrams in their bios, and this update basically streamlined the process:

We’ll see what Tinder and other dating apps have in store for 2016.

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About Jordan Murray Jordan is a journalist who has written extensively about dating and lifestyle for multiple publications.

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