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Dating app users are suing Match Group, the parent company of Tinder and Hinge. Here, relationship experts discuss the gamification of dating.

Having been around for at least a decade, dating apps have become a chief way for people to meet each other. But some users are now feeling burnt out after spending so much time on them, because of how they make them feel.

Researchers say that regardless of whether they qualify as "addictive," dating apps are designed to keep you swiping.

The 19th looks at how the hype over the popular Stanley tumblers demonstrates how influencer culture is driving waste on a planet with finite resources.

The 19th looks at how the hype over the popular Stanley tumblers demonstrates how influencer culture is driving waste on a planet with finite resources.

The 19th looks at how the hype over the popular Stanley tumblers demonstrates how influencer culture is driving waste on a planet with finite resources.

Stanley cup collectors are all over TikTok, but environmentalists say overconsumption shouldn't be the point of the reusable water bottle hype.

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The era of free dating apps may be over: Companies are trying to boost revenue, while single people increasingly feel apps are the only way to find love.