Bumble CEO may end women making the first move on app
New Bumble CEO Lidiane Jones is reevaluating whether the dating app's signature feature requiring women to "make the first move" still makes sense.
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New Bumble CEO Lidiane Jones is reevaluating whether the dating app's signature feature requiring women to "make the first move" still makes sense.
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