“I can't help feeling the fact that Tinder has to keep imposing limits on swiping and adding features to encourage selective swiping suggests the swiping system is feeling the strain,” writes Rich Trenholm for CNET. Super Like may help restore Tinder's lost value.

Instead of using the app to find real dates, many are using it only to kill time. Many believe the Super Like was introduced because Tinder has deviated from its original purpose. Tech analysts have dug deeper into the intention behind the new feature. 'People like to know that someone finds them special, and we think this will lead to even better matches.' 'Because they're so limited in number, a Super Like, or a 'swipe up', sends a more powerful signal, conveying an especially high level of interest,' Tinder CEO Sean Rad told Engadget. Each user gets a limited number of Super Likes per day – only one – so use them wisely. Super Liking is not something to take lightly. If the attraction is mutual, the super-swiper will have a blue star next to their name in your list of matches. By swiping upwards on a potential date instead of left or right, you can show them that you're interested – like, super interested – before they decide which way to swipe on your profile.Īfter Super Liking someone, a blue banner declaring “So-and-so super liked you!' will appear underneath your name and age in their list of matches.

Meet the 'Super Like,' a brand new feature that takes the grand romantic gesture into digital territory. Just when you thought you'd mastered the swipe left and the swipe right, Tinder throws a curve ball into your love life: a swipe up.

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