
Tinder is ending a longstanding policy of charging older users more to access its Tinder Plus premium dating service. The move comes as a new study shows that there was a more than 400 percent gap between the cheapest and most expensive subscription costs for its premium features in the U.S.
The research, by consumer advocacy group Consumers International and the not-for-profit Mozilla Foundation, involved undercover users trying out Tinder in six different countries: the U.S., New Zealand, the Netherlands, Brazil, India, and South Korea.