Tinder Update Flags Female Ages Over 35 as System Errors
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The Onion Staff
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Summary
A recent Tinder update has sparked frustration by classifying female user ages over 35 as system errors, prompting users to input younger ages or use facial verification technology. The issue has drawn criticism for its discriminatory implications.
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“Once the error timed out, Tinder gave me the alternative option of using their facial verification tech.”
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