Hinge Bans Woman After Fake Profile
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The hidden consequences of being banned from dating apps
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Over 15,000 users have filed complaints about Hinge with the consumer advocacy group Better Business Bureau .
Hinge received over 7,000 reports on the platform in the last year alone.
Tinder uses a combination of AI and human moderation to detect violations, says VP of communications.
Tinder and Hinge users have been banned from dating apps for years .
Users say they don't know what got them banned, and appeals are useless.
DatingZest, a platform created for the sole purpose of getting banned users back on apps, says it has helped "countless users" make comebacks.
Karma says getting banned from Hinge left her feeling uneasy.
Sharabi says these bans can be scary for people, especially those who have been reliant on them in the past.
She says young people are leaning toward surrendering apps entirely to meet people face-to-face.
But, as the numbers suggest, apps are still not going anywhere.
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