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Bumble, the popular dating app, has released a new artificial intelligence (AI)-based feature to enhance the safety of its user base. The AI tool is called Deception Detector and it can identify and block spam, scams, and fake profiles before members come across them. The feature was launched to mark the Safer Internet Day, which falls on February 6. The dating app claimed that during the testing phase of the new technology, user reports of spam, scams, and fake accounts were reduced by 45 percent.Bumble said in a press…

Dating app Bumble is harnessing the power of artificial intelligence in order to make dating safer, healthier, and more enjoyable with the new Deception…

Image Source : REPRESENTATIONAL IMAGE Pune man duped of Rs 22,000 in another Romance scam People have started relying on dating apps to find their soulmates. However, using Tinder, Hinge, and Bumble to connect with potential partners is not always a great idea as you can fall victim to romance scams. In yet another unfortunate case, a man from Pune lost Rs 22,000 after…

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Bumble is a women-first dating and social networking app. The app has released a new suite of self-care badges and profile prompts. These new prompts are designed to allow the Bumble community to highlight how they prioritise mental health and practice self-care directly on their profile. Users on Bumble’s Date Mode can now select from two new mental wellness-related profile prompts including “My mental health game changer was…” and “I’m prioritising my mental health by..,” as well as six lifestyle badges focused on…

Image Source : BUMBLE Bumble Bumble, the app that started a movement by putting women in charge when dating, announced today that they are taking steps to improve the experience for nonbinary people on its platform by expanding their opportunities to connect while dating on its app. The company has announced that it will be updating the member experience for matches with nonbinary people, where either person can make the first move on Bumble Date. Women will continue to make the first move in matches with men and in…

Image Source : FREEPIK Social Bully Bumble, claimed to be the women-first social networking app brings in the ‘Stand for Safety’ campaign, supporting the platform to create a safer, kinder and more respectful internet ecosystem.  Bumble has been partnering with the Centre for Social Research (CSR), a non-profit organisation dedicated to creating a violence-free, gender-just society in India. The social platform has collaborated to release a one-of-a-kind safety handbook, enabling it to help drive awareness around…