Australia orders dating apps to clean up act as 3 in 4 users face sexual violence
Canberra has given the likes of Tinder, Bumble and Hinge until June 30 to develop a voluntary code of conduct or be forced to make changes through legislation.
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Canberra has given the likes of Tinder, Bumble and Hinge until June 30 to develop a voluntary code of conduct or be forced to make changes through legislation.
About 75% of Australia's dating-platform users have reportedly experienced sexual violence online. The government have called the online dating industry to improve its safety standards.
Researchers found three in four users of dating apps had experienced some form of sexual violence through these platforms over five years
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