Bumble

Bumble is a location-based social application that facilitates communication between interested users. The application was launched in December 2014 and by February 2017, Bumble had 12.5 million registered users spending an average of 100 minutes per day on the application.

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Bumble is one of the most popular online social applications in recent years. It is a location-based dating and social networking application with very unique features compared to other dating applications such as Tinder. The first peculiarity of the application is that in heterosexual matches, only women can make first contact with men of the same sex, while in same-sex matches, each person can send a message first.

But the application is not inherently complicated. It simply requires a mastery of the art of dating site research, profile creation, flirting and a pinch of emoji play. It works mainly on the basis of key information provided by the user. The basic information is a series of simple questions where you can select an answer that best describes you from a list of choices. What ends up happening is that the most attractive profiles continue to get the most interaction, while the less popular ones get less interaction. The application has (of course) a messaging option that allows you to get in touch with anyone and make connections.