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The retailer asked customers to be on the lookout for anything suspicious

Students will be contacted directly with updates over the closure

A 2022 survey by the Australian Institute of Criminology found three in four app users surveyed had experienced online abuse or harassment when using dating apps. This included image-based abuse and abusive and threatening messages. A further third experienced in-person or off-app abuse from people they met on apps.

The night ended in a completely different way than I had expected

Daniella Asher, 31, was heavily pregnant when she found out her husband was having an affair in the most heart-shattering way - by accidentally reading his mistress' handwritten love letter

Dating app companies could be subject to a legally enforceable industry code of conduct if they do not take concrete steps to improve the safety of users.

Some app users are sending out surveys to screen potential suitors. But can a pop quiz ever lead to love?

‘I didn’t verify my profile, so I should have done that,’ the singer says

‘I didn’t verify my profile, so I should have done that,’ the singer says

Maybe it's to be treated as individuals?

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