MEETING APPS ADAPT AT CONTAINMENT

Your apps have redoubled their inventiveness for you.

No more meetings, but a multitude of meetings and video chat to wait and be desired.

A world tour 2.0

Tinder will provide one of its Premium features for free, until April 30, and the dating app offers a gift to its users.

To meet people across the globe, Match Group will offer access to the Passport, usually reserved for Premium subscribers.

In a press release, the firm explains that it wants to bring Internet users together for new international adventures.

This week, users will be able to swipe profiles from around the world and thus share this moment with Internet users across the globe.

Without paying a penny, Tinder users will enjoy Tinder Gold or Plus functionality.

The CEO explains that he wants to give his community the opportunity to "share thanks to technology, to learn and listen to all those who live the same situation as you, in different geographic areas, during a period of unprecedented isolation" .

Video chat to wait

Once, nicknamed "the anti-Tinder" because it only subjects the user to four profiles per day, has put the small dishes in the big ones.

The application created for the occasion a completely new function, "live-video".

In practice, as soon as two users indicate that they like each other, they can talk to each other in writing and now, on video.

Once is not a pioneer of the genre: its competitor Bumble had already launched this function six months ago.

"Without the possibility of meeting right away, video is an option that intends to respond to the exceptional situation we live in, while protecting users who do not have to share their number or email address to chat live via a third-party tool, ”explains Once in its press release.

Nothing more fulfilling than sharing all over the world and live!