Survey: Singapore’s leading dating app Tinder draws more socialisers than serious daters


According to YouGov, ‘social daters’ made up the largest proportion of Tinder users surveyed, while Tinder had the smallest proportion of ‘serious daters’, compared with other popular dating apps such as Coffee Meets Bagel and Bumble. — AP

SINGAPORE: Users on Singapore’s most popular online dating platform are more likely to be “social daters” seeking new friends instead of “serious daters”, according to a new YouGov survey published earlier in February.

The survey, conducted by market research firm YouGov in January, involved a sample of 1,034 Singapore residents that was representative along age, gender and ethnic lines.

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