There is always the enormous vegetables regarding question this is not the person they claim they are (the primary reason to own Tinder including verification)
I, Mat Smith, through the gift of working as a journalist here at Engadget, am verified. On both Twitter and Facebook. It’s the social networks’ way of certifying one to I am a lot better than new muggles that people are who they say they are. I get a ticket to digital VIP room. Am I somebody? Not really. But you get certain bragging rights when you have that blue tick next to your name. To be clear, there’s no honorable, journalistic reason for me to be verified, but when I joked about getting such a certification on the online dating app, I received a flood of direct messages asking for confirmation (skeptics!) and for advice on how they could get the same treatment. Can I get Tinder Famous? Do I even want to?
Like other social networks, Tinder things individuals its website FAQ to have questions about how it confirms levels. “Only some public data, famous people and you can labels might be confirmed,” they claims.
