BULGAR
Jul 9, 2020
ni Ronalyn Seminiano Reonico | July 9, 2020
Pinag-aaralan na ng Tinder, dating application, ang paglalagay ng “Face to Face” video feature bilang parte ng new normal dahil napakaraming magkasintahan ang nauwi sa long distance relationship at naging mahirap ang pagkikita ng personal sa quarantine na dulot ng corona virus pandemic.
Ayon sa Tinder, mahigit 340 million na ang nag-download ng naturang app at sisimulan na ang pagte-testing ng kanilang “Face to Face” video feature sa Virginia, Illinois, Georgia, Colorado, Australia, France, South Korea at Chile.
Kakaiba ang video chat ng Tinder dahil split screen ang “Face to Face” video feature nila.
Saad ng Tinder, "No one should be put in the corner when it comes to getting to know a match.
"Plus, this helps you make sure you're putting your best face forward with your match."
Ayon din sa head of trust and safety product ng Tinder na si Rory Kozoll, "There's a lot of valuable information you can get from a video call that you can't get from texting or voice calls about how you vibe with a person and all that other stuff."