How to use Tinder

How to use Tinder

Tinder is the biggest dating app around - here's how to use it and whether Tinder Plus, Gold & Platinum are worth it There's plenty of competition out there, but Tinder remains the biggest dating app in the world and it doesn't look like it's going anywhere. Whether you're a Tinder veteran looking to upgrade their profile, or an app dating newbie trying to figure out how everything works, this comprehensive guide to all things Tinder is where you need to be.

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