- Woo CEO Sumesh Menon Talks Potential Of Indian Market & Woo’s Global Diaspora Vision In GDI Interview – Woo matches profiles based on common interests and common lifestyles.
- Facebook Dealt With 2,450 Possible Cases Of Sextortion In A Month, According To Leaked Documents – Facebook disabled over 14,000 accounts related to revenge pornography and sextortion.
- Ashley Madison Claims To Have 50% More Members Since Data Hack – This growth puts its total user base at 52.7m.
- Once Partners With Digital News Publisher The Local To Connect English-Speaking Expats – The Local runs news sites for English-speaking people living in European countries.
- Momo Revenues Rise by 421% With Q1 Results – This increase was attributed to the growth of its live video streaming service.
- Appetence Slows Down The Online Dating Process By Hiding Users’ Pictures Until They Get To Know Each Other – The “slow dating” app suggests matches based on mutual interests and inputted search settings.
- eHarmony’s Chief Scientist Talks To The Guardian About Matching Singles Based On Humour & Assessing Offline Date Success – He spoke last week on The Guardian’s “Chips With Everything” podcast.
- Study Finds That People Are Less Happy And Less Popular Than Their Friends On Social Media – The study looks into the happiness paradox and the friendship paradox.
- Messenger App Telegram Now Lets Users Make Payments Via Chatbots – Telegram first introduced chatbots two years ago.
- PureMatrimony Tells Users To Change Passwords After 120,000 Hashed Passwords Discovered Online – The breach was discovered by Motherboard.
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