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Ladies first
Updated On: 12 December, 2018 10:47 AM IST | Mumbai | Anju Maskeri
With women making the first move, the app gets most things right, except worthy matches

Just when this writer had nearly sworn off dating apps, in came Bumble. After being around on iOS since 2014, the app - backed by actor Priyanka Chopra - officially launched in the country this month on iOS and Android platforms. What makes Bumble interesting is its "feminist" leanings - offering ladies the chance to make the first move. According to its American founder Whitney Wolfe Herd, the idea was to allow women the first-mover advantage, while building a culture of mutual respect.

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