INDEPENDENT.CO.UK - June 3 - On Monday, authorities confirmed that Tinder had been reclassified as an "information provider". Under Russia's controversial anti-terrorism legislation, that means that the tech company will now be required to store and hand over user data: encryption passwords, geolocation details, photo and video content. While Tinder currently encrypts messages, the company's own terms state that user data can be handed over on request from security services. Russia's security services want to make that process automatic. Tinder has yet to comment on the change, but may be blocked if it does not comply with the request. Two of the country's most popular sites – Mamba and Wamba – were added to the state information register in 2014. Badoo followed three years later.
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Russian Authorities Ask Tinder to Hand Over User Data
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2017 iDate Awards Winners
OPW - Jan 26 - The 2017 iDate Awards winners were announced and provided trophies at a ceremony last night in Miami. The iDate Awards are the dating industry's most recognized awards, highlighting the best and most innovative aspects of the business.
The 2017 winners are:
Best Affiliate Program:
Wamba & Mamba.ru
Best Niche Dating Site:
Christian Filipina
Best Dating Coach:
Julie Spira
Best Payment System:
CCBill
Best Dating Site:
Match.com
Best Product Design:
Dating Pro
Best Marketing Campaign:
eHarmony
Best Software & Saas:
Dating Pro
Best Matchmaker:
Andrea Messent (Drawing Down the Moon)
Best Up & Coming Dating Site:
Lively
Best Mobile Dating App:
Bumble
Most Innovative Company:
eHarmony
Best New Technology:
Smart Match App
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Wamba: Social Discovery Brand from Mamba
PR INSIDE - May 30 - Mamba is launching online social discovery brand Wamba. This new project will be a key project for the company in the international market. Through international partnerships and projects such as Mamboo, Mamba has attracted a significant international audience for its services and expanding user base. Wamba is available in multiple languages, and all premium services are adapted for use in any part of the world.
The full article was originally published at PR Inside, but is no longer available.
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