A dating app only for the vaccinated? Could it work?


By AGENCY
For some looking to date, people who say they are vaccinated are not more attractive because of the shot - but it does mean they have put their faith in science. Photo: AFP Relaxnews

Dating apps offer a snapshot about a person's life, but in the space of a few weeks, a surprising health issue has emerged as a dealmaker or heartbreaker: have you had the coronavirus vaccine?

Some are bragging they have gotten the shot in order to better their chances, while others are using it to justify what one singleton described as "the most 2021 rejection ever."

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