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A Dating App Scientist Says Many People Make This Same Mistake

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After working at Tinder and now at Bumble, Dr. Jess Carbino has seen people overusing dating apps. Carbino said you generally shouldn't spend more than 30 minutes a day online dating. She said This is especially true if you're not messaging anyone. The point isn't to spend hours every day swiping through one profile after another without actually communicating with anyone. Carbino said, "There has to be a boundary associated with how anyone spends their time.

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