Famous Dating app Bumble has announced that they are taking steps to improve the experience for non-binary people on their platform by expanding opportunities to connect while dating on their app.
The company has announced that it is updating the membership experience for matches against non-binary players, where either person can make the first move. Buzz Day. The company adds that women on the platform will continue to make the first move in matches against men, and in matches between the same sex, either person can make the first move. first.
In an official statement, the company said, “We were founded with the purpose of empowering women and we wanted to create an inclusive environment where everyone can be themselves. As part of that mission, it’s important that we continue to update our platform to help create an inclusive community where everyone can feel at ease.”
Recently, Bumble started its ‘Stand for Safety’ initiative in India. The app has partnered with the Center for Social Research (CSR), a non-profit dedicated to creating a gender-equal, violence-free society in India, to release an exclusive safety handbook. uniquely designed to help raise awareness about people’s digital safety and empower its community to recognize and combat hate, bullying and discrimination online.
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