The first female dating app bumble has given
women more ways to “make the first move” as it introduced a new feature on Tuesday.
Bumble is a dating app that was founded in 2014 by Whitney Wolfe Herd and currently headed by Slack boss Lidiane Jones.
According to the founder, Bumble is a feminist dating app that allows women have control of their dating lives.
In line with the company’s slogan, “make the first move,” women have a new way to get the conversation going.
“Opening Moves” is a new Bumble feature that gives women the opportunity to make their move without the hassle of an uncomfortable conversation.
The feature allows women to choose a prompt question or create their own question that they want all of their potential suitors to answer, at which point a conversation can begin.
The feature’s goal is to empower women to have more control and options in dating
Bumble also said the feature is not solely for heterosexual couples; same-sex and non-binary couples can join in too. Either person can respond to their match’s question on the feature.
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