What could go wrong? Given Facebook's terrible track record, we're worried a lot. Now they're asking people to give them even more personal information to help them find love.
They've faced record fines (remember that $5 billion dollar fine for privacy failures?) and have been caught hiding privacy breaches from their users. Let's be honest, Facebook has a long history of betraying users' privacy and trust. It's bad the trade off is Facebook and their questionable privacy practices can now collect even more personal information about you.
It's good Facebook Dating is free, as not everyone can afford to pay a lot of money to use a dating app. Instead if you find someone you want to chat with, you must ask them a question based on their profile or pictures. Facebook uses all the data it has on you (which is a lot) to find matches for you based on what you like, who your friends are, and what hobbies you're into. Facebook will match you with people within a 100 miles of where you are. Create a dating profile in the Facebook app and away you go.
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So, what do you get with Facebook's free dating service, questionable privacy practices aside? You use Facebook Dating, launched in 2019, through your existing Facebook app, no need to install a new app (warning though, the Facebook app collects a lot of data on you if you chose to install it). The bad thing about Facebook Dating is that it's Facebook, which has a terrible track record at protecting their users' privacy and personal information. The good thing about Facebook Dating is it's one of the few completely free dating apps out there.
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