Dating Pro Digest: Apptopia has prepared the results of the most downloaded applications for the last year; After long isolation, single seniors want companionship more than anything; One more reason for refusing a date may be different views regarding food; The app-formed couples actually have stronger “cohabitation intentions” than couples who meet offline

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Dating industry news digest:

• Apptopia has prepared the results of the most downloaded applications for the last year.
• After long isolation, single seniors want companionship more than anything
• One more reason for refusing a date may be different views regarding food
• The app-formed couples actually have stronger “cohabitation intentions” than couples who meet offline

Apptopia has prepared the results of the most downloaded applications for the last year

The first place, without surprises, went to Tinder, which was downloaded by 74 million men and women in 2020.

The second place is taken by Baboo, installed 44 million times.

And the last place in the top three is occupied by Chinese Tantan.

By the way, Tinder was also the second-highest-grossing non-gaming app of the last year. It generated revenue of $ 513 million.

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After long isolation, single seniors want companionship more than anything

They excited to get back to the real-world to find the love of their lives without worries about health.

“I want to live the l have left, cause who knows how many more years there will be?” said a 73-years-old Linda Wolhers.

It is most likely, that vaccination in the near future will become an important factor for meetings, like now are age, weight, and others.

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One more reason for ghosting may be caused by different food views

Many vegans and vegetarians want to have a partner that loves animals and nature as much as they do.

Respect towards all living beings takes an important place in the lives of vegans. And some of them can`t be with people, who don`t understand and share their way of life.

That`s why, according to Veggly a dating app for vegans, it has grown rapidly in recent times, racking up more than 250, 000 users since 2019.

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The app-formed couples actually have stronger “cohabitation intentions” than couples who meet offline

Now apps are one of the ways of dating around the world.

Media blame programs in bad influence on relationships, but this was not scientifically proved.

A family poll by the Swiss FSO showed, that people, who met online, wanted to start living together more than couples that met offline.

The research is especially encouraging at a time when pandemic makes traditional dating not available for many of us.

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