TECH CRUNCH - Tinder has introduced a new feature called "Share My Date," allowing users to share their date plans, including the match's name, meeting location, date, and time, directly from the app. This feature lets users send a link with these details to friends and loved ones, which is editable and can be sent up to 30 days in advance. The link is accessible to both Tinder users and non-users, though non-users see a limited profile version. Inspired by the common practice among singles to inform friends about their dates, this feature is part of Tinder's effort to enhance user safety and enjoyment. The rollout will be in U.S., U.K., Australia, Canada, France, Spain, Italy, Netherlands, India, Germany, Ireland, Japan, Brazil, Singapore, Switzerland, Mexico, Korea, Vietnam, and Thailand.
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Tinder Introduces 'Share My Date' Safety Feature
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