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The Stand for Safety initiative is a handbook that’s been made by Bumble in a partnership with the Centre for Social Research and Nyaaya.

The New York transit system is becoming ground zero for the newest form of harassment that is sweeping across cities: cyberflashing. That’s when someone blasts sexual images to someone else without their consent.

The popular dating app Bumble helped get the bill ready for Virginias Senate after also working with Texas lawmakers on similar legislation in 2019.

The Violence Against Women Act should lead to significant strides in combating online abuse but leaders should explore preventative education.

It is a form of sexual intimidation that can have devastating impacts on women and young girls.

As the dating app unveils a partnership designed to support people who have been assaulted by those they met through its services, Olivia Petter questions what such a move really says about women's safety in the digital age of dating

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Bumble’s algorithm will now report you for body-shaming The dating apps new feature arrives two weeks after the company filed for an IPO Shares Bumble has stepped up its efforts to provide a safe dating space for users by banning body-shaming on the app. The app will use an algorithm to flag derogatory comments about someone’s appearance. “This includes language that can be deemed fat-phobic, ableist, racist, colorist, homophobic or transphobic,” the company said in a sta...

URL copied Bumble will now ban users who try to body shame others. Bumble has today announced that it has banned body shaming. The popular app is updating its terms and conditions to explicitly ban unsolicited and derogatory comments made about someone’s appearance, body shape, size or health. This includes language that can be deemed fat-phobic, ableist, racist, colourist, homophobic or transphobic. This change makes Bumble one of the first dating apps to explicitly moderate bod...