Gurugram CEO goes through driver's Hinge matches, shares what he found
India Today
A Gurugram-based CEO's observation of his driver's dating app activity has prompted discussion on how digital platforms are shifting traditional dating norms and social hierarchies.
A Gurugram-based entrepreneur spotted his driver using Hinge and decided to go through his matches on the popular dating app.
After doing so, Jasveer Singh, co-founder and CEO of Knot Dating, wrote what he discovered in a post on X.
“As I got into the car, I noticed at a glance that my driver was on Hinge. I asked if he was using a dating app. He smiled and said - Yes, sir. I hesitated, then asked if I could see the profiles. Pure founder curiosity,” Singh said.
He observed that the driver had 23 matches on the dating app, including several women who were “well educated and working in reputable companies with strong careers.”
“Dating apps collapsed social hierarchy. When access changes, markets break,” he added in his post that also accompanied a picture of his driver navigating Hinge on his phone.
Take a look at the post here:
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