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A new feature for double dates with your bestie

Tinder bets on group dating feature to win back Gen Z

Tired of navigating the online dating landscape alone? Now you can swipe right along with friends. Tinder launched a double-dating feature Tuesday, allowing users to create joint profiles with friends to match with other pairs.

Newsweek on MSN · 1d

Tinder Launches New Feature to Tap Into Gen Z-Style Dating

According to Tinder testing data from 2025, the feature has seen significant early adoption among Gen Z and younger Millennials, with nearly 90 percent of Double Date profiles coming from users under 29. With Gen Z making up over half of Tinder's global user base, the positive data for Double Dating is unsurprising.

Insider on MSN · 1d

Tinder's cure for Gen Z loneliness: A new feature for double dates with your bestie

Match Group's Tinder said its Double Date profiles were a hit with Gen Z in testing.

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Gen Z More Concerned About Political Differences in Dating Than Millennials

A new study conducted by eHarmony revealed that Gen Z's political beliefs matter more to them when choosing a partner than ...

The Fresh Toast16h

Gen Z Is Ditching Relationship Labels While Millennials

The Fresh Toast - Gen Z is ditching relationship labels while millennials, they are conflicted. Changing how we define love ...

YourTango2mon

Relationships Are Out & Explorationships Are In, Says Gen Z

Similarly, in Hinge's 2024 D.A.T.E. (Data, Advice, Trends, and Expertise) report, many Gen Z daters cite fear of rejection and being cringe amongst their top concerns. Frankly, dating apps are ...

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Why Gen Z Is Dating for Clout—and Ending Up Lonelier Than Ever

Throning” is a Gen Z trend where you date someone primarily for their social clout. Here, a relationship editor breaks down ...

Mid Day1mon

More than Millennials, Gen-Z call out mixed signals and unclear intentions: Survey

Some of these trends might be toxic, but the fact that daters identified and named them tells a story of emotional awareness and mindful dating. Both Gen-Z and Millennials are growing more ...

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