Navigating the dating scene these days isn’t the easiest task for people who are single. The purpose of a dating app like Bumble is to meet potential romantic partners, but some people use it as a ...

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The dating app Bumble is known for its policy where “women make the first move,” meaning only women-identifying people can message matches first. What this policy means for non-binary daters is less ...

A user of the dating app Bumble has said that that app won’t them message other users anymore now that they have changed their gender to non-binary. A Bumble representative told LGBTQ Nation that the ...

NEW YORK -- Ten years after creating a new model for dating apps with its "women make the first move" feature, Bumble is opening the door to men starting conversations on its platform. Bumble is ...

Bumble's new "Opening Moves" feature means women no longer have to make the first move for the first time in the dating app's 10-year history.

Bumble is banning body shaming. From today, the popular dating app will be modifying its terms and conditions to prohibit unsolicited, pejorative, disrespectful comments about someone's body shape, ...

Bumble Inc. (NASDAQ:BMBL), a women-centric dating app, is grappling with financial turbulence, marked by recent layoffs and a plummeting stock price. Standing apart from dating apps such as Tinder, ...

Founded in 2014 by early Tinder co-founder Whitney Wolfe Herd, dating app Bumble's claim to fame was that women "make the first move" — meaning that for straight couples, only women can message their ...

Bumble has experimented with many ways to help its users engage with each other beyond tapping and swiping on miscellaneous profiles. Today, Bumble launched a message-before-match feature, ...

Bumble expanded its gender options to be more inclusive of nonbinary users this month. But some users say the app's move, while meant to be more inclusive, left them feeling frustrated after they ...