VOICE ONLINE - Sep 30 - A research from dating app TrueView finds that people are 66% more likely to receive a response if their message uses polite language. The app has introduced a word detection system on their app. If one of their members tries to use a 'naughty' word when compiling a message to a potential date, their system flags-up the word and encourages the user to write something else instead.
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THE VOICE - June 9 - According to TrueView survey, 80% of Brits believe you can't use science to make someone fall in love with you. Nearly a quarter of us knew we'd found 'the one' the moment they set eyes on our partner, with a further 43% realising within just an hour. And 85% of us are so in tune with our other half that we didn't need to ask if they loved us; we both just knew.
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EXPRESS.CO.UK - Mar 8 - British dating app, TrueView.me, has included a unique nudity filter in their new app. The filter prevents users from uploading "inappropriate" photos to their profile. On Trueview.me users are ranked according to 'trust points', which they can earn by sharing information with the app. An entry-level trust score would mean at least three photos and a basic bio. The more information they divulge, the higher their trust score.
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DAILYMAIL.CO.UK - July 7 - TrueView is a new dating app that uses real time micro-blogging to hunt down potential matches. The app enables users to create a simple profile and then update it minute-by-minute with whatever they are doing, just like Facebook, Instagram or Twitter. Users can also mark their location so they can see if any potential dates are nearby.
by Martha DeLacey
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