As date-night costs near $200, young people are reframing single life as a deliberate, lower-cost, lower-stress lifestyle ...

Bumble is planning a major shift in how its dating app works, and it could mark the beginning of the end for swiping as the centerpiece of online dating.

Bumble is losing the feature that reshaped how we look for love. Daters may be ready for something more intentional.

Dating app Bumble is scrapping swiping and its women-first messaging rule, with CEO Whitney Wolfe Herd promising a revolutionary AI-driven replacement in 2026.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your I ...

In the relatively short time they've been around, online dating apps have transformed how we hook up, date and fall in love.

Bumble plans to remove swiping entirely as dating apps confront user fatigue, falling engagement, and changing Gen Z expectations.

Bumble is swiping left on the swipe feature. Founder and CEO Whitney Wolfe Herd told Axios that the popular dating app will be doing away with the feature that asks users to swipe right or left on a ...

Bumble is also planning to launch an AI-dating assistant name ‘Bee’ which will reportedly learn users’ preferences and act as a personal matchmaker ...

Based on Whitney Wolfe Herd's past comments about Bumble's new direction, the company is expected to lean into AI -- Bumble is even working on an AI dating assistant called Bee, and the CEO has made ...

After helping shape the online dating scene, Bumble will get rid of the signature dating app swiping feature in 2026.  The popular dating app was founded back in 2014 as app-based dating began to ...

Users will now be encouraged to share deeper personal details so Bumble’s AI can suggest more compatible matches.

Scruff, a dating app for gay men, has already managed to do so. In 2011, it launched a paid version costing $9.99 to $14.99 a month. Today, a third of its paid subscriptions are bought by millennials, ...