Tinder — the world’s most downloaded dating app — turns 10 in September. Many see the app as having transformed online dating from a last resort for older people to a young person’s game: according to Tinder, more than half of its members are between the ages of 18 and 25. More than 75 billion matches have taken place on the app — and we want to hear if you were part of any of them. How was your relationship with the app kindled — or extinguished — and what have you learned from the times you swiped right?
Tinder at 10: What’s Your Relationship with the App?
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Guests:
Jesús G. Smith, assistant professor of Ethnic Studies, Lawrence University<br />
Emily Witt, staff writer, The New Yorker; author, "Future Sex: A New Kind of Free Love"
Alina Liu, clinical psychologist in San Francisco
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