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Tinder admits it 'overreacted' after freaking out on Vanity Fair

Nathan McAloneAug 12, 2015, 20:42 IST

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After a 30+ part tweetstorm last night, virtually screaming at Vanity Fair for a feature in the September issue, Tinder has admitted it 'overreacted.'

Tinder gave this statement to The New York Times:

The article, "Tinder and the Dawn of the 'Dating Apocalypse,'" examined Tinder's (and other dating apps) effects on "hook-up" culture and dating. It didn't paint a rosy picture.

It's worthwhile to note that though it says it overreacted, Tinder didn't actually apologize, and stands by its crtciticms.

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