This study explores 328 mobile daters'(63% females; 86% heterosexuals) experiences with
ghosting, using both open-and close-ended questions. First, we used thematic analysis to …

To better understand if and how the mechanics of the process Tinder imposes on its users
(ie, swiping, matching, and starting conversations) influences the resulting sexual or …

The present study was conducted to explore the cognitive processes linking people's
perceptions of their mobile dating app experience and their intention to commit infidelity …

We present an exploratory study examining why people in a relationship use Tinder and
whether they score higher on certain (dark) personality traits compared to single users and …

Gender input forms act as gates to accessing information, websites, and services online.
Non-binary people regularly have to interact with them, though many do not offer non-binary …

In this paper, we address algorithmic imaginary, perception and tactics of Italian dating apps
users. Little attention has hitherto been devoted to the ways in which the algorithms …

Use of geosocial networking (GSN) apps for romantic and sexual purposes in sexual
minority assigned-male-at-birth (SM-AMAB) adolescents is increasingly common …

Online dating platforms pose novel challenges for personal privacy, self-disclosure, and
uncertainty management. Emerging evidence suggests that LGBTQ+ users may be …

Mobile phone dating applications (dating apps) are a pervasive means of finding intimate
partners, with Tinder as the most popular interface globally. Although this app is largely …

Dating apps may potentially serve as an environment that subjects young women to the
harmful effects of appearance-related pressure. The current study assessed for the first time …