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Tinder partners with Indian government to curb online romance scams
Tinder has signed an agreement with the central government to roll out new safety measures aimed at preventing the surge in online romance scams across the country.
Tinder, one of the leading dating applications, has entered into an agreement with the central government to implement enhanced security protocols designed to combat the rise of online romance scams in India.
The move comes amid growing concerns over fraudulent activities on dating platforms, where scammers exploit users' trust to extract money and personal information.
Under the partnership, Tinder will introduce stricter verification processes, real‑time monitoring of suspicious behavior, and a dedicated helpline for victims to report fraud. The app will also collaborate with law‑enforcement agencies to share data that can aid investigations.
Officials said the initiative aims to create a safer digital environment for users and deter criminal networks that target vulnerable individuals seeking relationships online.
The move comes amid growing concerns over fraudulent activities on dating platforms, where scammers exploit users' trust to extract money and personal information.
Under the partnership, Tinder will introduce stricter verification processes, real‑time monitoring of suspicious behavior, and a dedicated helpline for victims to report fraud. The app will also collaborate with law‑enforcement agencies to share data that can aid investigations.
Officials said the initiative aims to create a safer digital environment for users and deter criminal networks that target vulnerable individuals seeking relationships online.