Bumble ditches its rule that kept men from making the first move

Bumble ditches its rule that kept men from making the first move

Source: BuzzFeed News

Summary

Bumble, a dating app, is changing its policy to allow men to initiate conversations, a feature that was previously exclusive to women. The app, launched in 2014, had a rule that only allowed women to make the first move. The change aims to create a more inclusive and relaxed atmosphere on the platform.


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The launch follows a familiar script.

Bumble is ditching its signature feature, allowing men to message first. Because what’s a dating app without a little chaos? The update arrives just in time to shake things up. Men can finally message first, because that’s exactly what women were asking for. Bumble’s rule change is a bold move, but not exactly a revolutionary one. “Because letting men talk first is the key to a more inclusive atmosphere” – said no one ever.


Author: Evan Null