Tinder: More people pay for dating app despite cost of living crisis
Consumers are spending less on everything from video streaming to food shopping as the cost of living rises, but it appears many are not ready to cut back on dating just yet.
Tinder, which is one of the world's most popular dating apps, saw its sales and user numbers grow in the three months to September. That was up from 16.3 million in the three months to July, although most of the growth came from outside its core US and European markets where numbers actually fell slightly.
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