As AI-empowered scammers threaten digital romantics, online dating services need better systems for ensuring trust and authenticity on their platforms. They need a “proof of human.” ...

Large dating sites with upwards of 2.5 million users (eHarmony, PlentyofFish, Match, True) promise more potential dates, but because they are so generic you may have less of a chance of finding ...

We believe that today no one has any doubt that the future of dating and building relationships lies within online dating.

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Erika Ettin, Tribune News Service Mar 8, 2023 Updated Mar 8, 2023 ...

A Consumer Justice warning just before Valentine's Day about the "F" rated dating services in North Texas racking up the most number of complaints, according to the Better Business Bureau.

Rep. David Valadao, R-Calif., is reintroducing his Online Dating Safety Act this week alongside Rep. Brittany Pettersen, D-Colo. If passed the bill would force dating apps and services to send ...

And even though dating apps and websites are more convenient than putting yourself out there in the real world, they may not be the end-all-be-all. What do you think? Be the first to comment.

Online dating services have good reasons for wanting to hang onto user data: It’s valuable. The sites gather extensive amounts of personal information about their customers that can be extremely ...

Jeff Tarr created the first online dating service in the early 1960s, an invention his wife Patsy detailed in a short, recent book, Operation Match, which I reviewed for the Free Beacon this ...