December 14, 2019 | Online

Grindr says changes will improve user safety

Grindr logoGrindr released details about some new security features it hoped would protect users from abuse, identity theft, and anti-gay officials.
 
The new features will include:
  • Being able to ‘unsend’ messages and photos from conversations with other users
  • "Expiring photos" which will allow users to have their photos disappear from conversations 
  • Screenshot blocking to protect content and photos of those in countries or locations unfriendly to LGBTQ people
 
Included in the announcement, Grindr also shared a “Holistic Security Guide.” Written in six languages, the guide offers advice on personal safety and emotional well-being while hooking up online.
 
"As Grindr has grown to become a vital part of the gay, bi, trans, and queer community, we feel a responsibility to provide important information and evolving tools to facilitate our users' safe dating experience," added Scott Chen, President of Grindr. "Our work in improving the well-being for the LGBTQ community around the globe is far from finished, but we are proud of these additional features to help provide a safer platform for our users."
 
Of course, users still need to be careful about what they share and who they meet. Remember to think with both heads, not just the one between your legs.

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