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The Pear ring brand, advocating for genuine in-person connections, states on its website that if 1.2 billion singles across the globe were to wear these distinctive green rings, the reliance on dating apps would diminish significantly. By showcasing their single status, wearers hope to encourage real-life interactions and eliminate the need for digital platforms.

Dating apps changed the game when they were first introduced but it's definitely not as popular as it once was. Enter the World's Biggest Social Experiment. In a global experiment that has already started in the USA, Australia, Canada, Germany and the UK, the goal is to eliminate the need for dating apps.

A new startup is hoping to eliminate the need for dating apps by encouraging singles all over the world to wear a small green ring

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The idea is that the rings can help singles meet each other in real life, rather than on dating apps.

Does wearing the ring empower the individual or others around them? Is it so difficult to ask, if no ring is in the vicinity?

Alison Hammond once again reiterated her single status on Friday as she was quizzed over her missing single ring on This Morning.

Alison Hammond recently revealed she was single whilst presenting This Morning and seemed to reiterate her relationship status once again after being quizzed on it.

The world's biggest-ever dating experiment is currently underway and millions of singletons are participating in it with hopes of reviving the good old style of starting connections organically rather than the endless swiping online.

Alison Hammond discussed the Pear Ring to ITV viewers on This Morning, showing single people an alternative to using dating apps.