Sorry all, but that story about the Tinder first date at the Shard and the £15,000 wine isn't true.
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Nesta McGregor
Newsbeat reporter
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Mark Ward
Technology correspondent, BBC News
Why less and less of your online life may involve searching with Google.
Read moreA Bournemouth University alumni has gone viral from his online dating profile
Russian authorities tell the dating-app to comply with requests to hand over messages and photos.
Read moreTinder user surge buoys Match Group earnings
A surge in Tinder users has helped owner Match Group post better-than-expected revenues for the three months to March.
The dating app - which lets users swipe right or left to like or reject potential matches -reported 4.7 million average subscribers in the quarter, 1.3 million more than last year.
That helped boost quarterly revenues for Match Group, a US-based firm that owns other dating sites including Match.com, by around 14% to $464.6m (£355.3).
Cherry Wilson
Newsbeat reporter
Thea Lauryn Chippendale was told her outfit looked "awful" by a man she matched with on a dating app.
Read moreBumble dating app CEO Whitney Wolfe says don't take yourself too seriously.
Is technology changing the way we love?
Technology has changed the way the world looks at love and relationships. Paromita Vohra, filmmaker and educator on love and relationships, certainly agrees. But she admits it’s not that simple. Dating apps have taken the world by storm, but the culture of swiping right or left to like or reject potential matches may also affect a person's self esteem. Hear more on the WorklifeIndia podcast. Illustrations by Indu Harikumar
Minister vows to question Grindr and Tinder on safeguarding measures following "shocking" findings.
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Emile Ratelband wants to officially change his birth date by 20 years to boost his Tinder prospects.
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