Tinder teams up with Instagram to allows users to show off their photos

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To get your copy of this stat report, click on the button below to purchase it. Every single girl I swipe yes to has been an instant match. That's a term coined in a recent article for men tracking down a woman who left-swiped them and sliding into their Instagram DMs.

Never had a woman do it. I had a tinder account with a linked instagram.

Tinder teams up with Instagram to allows users to show off their photos

Tinder was designed to make arranging dates fuss-free. Thing is, for women who sleep with men, using the app is a true act of labour. Finding a suitable guy takes hours of left swiping if you're at all particular about who you want to meet, which is bad enough in itself — but lately there's a new thing making the whole affair even more tedious: Tindstagramming. That's a term coined in a recent article for men tracking down a woman who left-swiped them and sliding into their Instagram DMs. The reason men can do this with ease is because Tinder has slowly given people more options to personalise their profile. In 2015, it was made possible to link your Instagram account to your profile, so users can see some of your recent posts and click through to Instagram directly for more. This is ideal for the many people who want to meet someone for more than just a single fuck, or those who need more to turn them on than just someone's physical appearance. It's also just nice to see your potential match in tagged photos so you have a better idea of who it is you're going to meet. All of that is fine, since the entire premise of Tinder is that you don't have to talk to anyone you don't match with. But now there's another method of contact available — Instagram DMs — entitled guys can make excuses for being rejected and demand a back-and-forth with uninterested women. Maybe she left-swiped by mistake, they think. For her it was a frequent enough occurrence to unlink Instagram from her Tinder. Josie, 29, London has had it happen plenty of times to her. I find it really annoying because I really try to be super clear with people and not mess them around, and this makes me feel like they are just. DM received by Ayra, 24, London via a Tinder reject How could Tinder fix this? A few suggestions: end the ability to click through to an Instagram account from Tinder; hide the Instagram handle in the Tinder display; only show a certain number of isolated photos. Mind you, this isn't just happening on Tinder alone. Ayra, 24, London, says the same thing happens to her on Bumble, an app specifically designed to allow women to make the first move. But what are you doing? You're stalking someone who has made it clear they do not want to know you. If you make contact, it's a form of harassment. Jessie, 23, from London, says she has made a point of not linking Instagram with Tinder for that specific reason, yet still once had a man find and DM her. In my own personal experience, if women want to follow me on Instagram or chat to me on another medium, they always ask permission. Never had a woman do it.

And it worked fine. Mind you, this isn't just happening on Tinder alone. Maybe she left-swiped by mistake, they think. She says she's been back a while and has been watching us, giving us more xi. Finding a suitable guy takes hours of left swiping if you're at all particular about who you want to meet, which tinder germany instagram bad enough in itself — but lately there's a new thing making the whole affair even more tedious: Tindstagramming. As always, be sure to check back in the responsible as I will be updating this post as new and updated stats become available. Tinder Tinder is swiping right on your Instagram snaps. Have a look at our great service. Every single girl I swipe yes to has been an instant match. The next between, we are ready, silly faces aimed at the camera. This equates to some users inadvertently paying £162 more than others over the course of a year.