Online dating stories

"You might find the love of your life online but unfortunately, there are also bots and fraudsters looking for prey on dating platforms."online >>

While dating apps have become safer, they still pose significant risk to users, leaving them vulnerable to threats including cyberstalking and doxing. >>

Facebook is trying to downplay the whole idea of Tinder-like swipes, and instead it’s promoting the idea of creating ‘meaningful relationships through things people have in common, like interests and groups.>>

The new version will increase the app's performance and accessibility in emerging areas where data access is limited and mobile app use is more costly for users.>>

Romance scams are popular because they prey on vulnerable people looking for love, and the victims want to believe what they are reading and seeing, which causes them to forget basic protection from scams.">>

Mark Zuckerberg announced Facebook Dating at F8, Facebook's annual developer conference.>>

37% of Aussies are willing to scan themselves in 3D to find love on dating sites...>>

Online dating apps can go beyond the world of personal matchmaking and be used at weapons for cyber attacks against corporate organisations.>>

Celebrity crushes could be so much more than a crush. All you have to do is be any two of famous, attractive, and rich.>>

"Unfortunately, this predictably frenetic February activity plays right into the hands of cyber threat groups looking to take advantage of heartache.">>

If you’re planning to find your Mr or Mrs Right online, then it would pay to take note of the Norton Online Dating Survey first.>>

“Every year we see a spike in online dating activity around Valentine’s Day.">>

“Couples should think twice before opening Pandora's box and dooming their relationship from the start by connecting immediately on social media.”>>

With a maximum distance of 80kms, his gender preference set for Women and an age range of 18-29, Intern G was all set to go.>>

"Women appear to be more practical than men with four times as many wanting their partner to have a job.">>

“It appears overseas-based fraudsters are preying on New Zealanders who engage in online sexual activity.">>

The increasing popularity of online dating services in New Zealand has caught the attention of scammers. Here's how to outwit and outlast the scammers>>

Are you wondering how you’re going to make it through Valentine’s Day? Hey, we’ve got your back.>>

For an app that had such promise, it's really a piece of unsophisticated crap.>>

How liberating will it feel seeing the data of how many times some douchebag has sent the exact same message. >>

It's a social discovery app where users will never get unwanted matches and unlike other apps, Bumble suggests matches based on more ‘relevant signals’.>>

We got to talking about how internet dating isn’t so much an issue as it once was, and it got me to thinking about where dating was headed.>>

With Valentine’s Day this month, we thought it was the perfect time to revisit one of our past articles "Find Love Online".>>