Ask most dating apps what they’re doing about romance scams, and you’ll get a statement about “ongoing investments in trust and safety.” A “CYA” footnote… like that’s supposed to mean anything. Ask ...

But a new online platform called Stud or Dud, which launched last week, is promising less Daejon Love and more actual love, ...

The apps are themselves the scam: They ask for coins for continued interactions, and the coins cost real money. Users buy ...

No matter who you are, online scammers are out to get your money, and they’re not above posing as a lover to get their way. A recent survey from McAfee showed that 1 in 7 American adults (15%) have ...

Dating apps have spent years telling us to trust our instincts while simultaneously asking us to swipe through an endless buffet of strangers with professionally lit selfies, suspiciously vague bios, ...

Imagine matching with someone on a dating app who seems to have it all: charm, wealth, a glamorous lifestyle and serious intentions about building a future with you. That was the promise prosecutors ...