Imagine swiping through Tinder and coming across what looks like a celebrity’s photo. Surely it’s a dodgy account, right?
Perhaps not, and Tinder wants to help you separate the celebs from the spam with verified ticks for high-profile Tinder users.
After all, just because someone is rich and famous doesn’t mean they don’t want to find a honey-bunch to snuggle with too.
As such, starting today Tinder will be assigning a blue tick to celebrities so that other users know their profile is legit.
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It’s the same blue tick you see on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, and could stop you from falling foul of a scam account.
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According to Tinder, blue ticks will be passed out to “notable public figures, celebrities, and athletes.”
However, as with Twitter, you won’t actually be able to request your own tick – Tinder will find you if you’re famous enough.
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