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Bumble pioneers the fight against ghosting
Updated Bumble guidelines aim to discourage no-show behaviour
Ghosting during in-person dates now classified as abusive conduct

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Bumble takes a stand against ghosting; users must explain or face ban

Name: Bumble takes a stand against ghosting; users must explain or face ban
Uploaded: 2023-09-04T12:04:04.000+05:30
Duration: T00M35S
Channel: Editorji News Desk
Description: Bumble has implemented strict guidelines in its updated policy to combat no-shows on dates. Users who fail to provide an explanation before or after missing a date may face the risk of being banned from the app.

Bumble has implemented strict guidelines in its updated policy to combat no-shows on dates. Users who fail to provide an explanation before or after missing a date may face the risk of being banned from the app.

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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Bumble takes a stand against ghosting; users must explain or face ban

Bumble, a popular dating platform, has introduced a new feature allowing its users to report instances of ghosting during in-person dates.

The updated guidelines of the app specifically target the discouragement of no-show behaviour when clear plans for an in-person meetup have been agreed upon by both parties. Users who have been stood up can now utilize the in-app reporting feature to report such incidents. These reports will be subject to verification by moderators before any action is taken.

Ghosting behaviour during in-person dates has been added to Bumble's list of prohibited actions related to bullying and abusive conduct. This is due to the recognized profound impact ghosting can have on a person's mental health. Offenders may face bans from the platform as a consequence of their actions.

Bumble has already taken substantial steps in 2023 to address guideline violations, having removed 8.2 million accounts through its automated safeguard system.

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