Your RAPIST is still on the DATING app...

But you don't see him like that.

The multibillion-dollar industry which has surged during the pandemic puts many individuals at risk, and nothing’s being done about it.

Users who experience the most harm on these platforms are not straight white men. 

After all, it is women and girls who suffer most often from the abuses of online dating, 

as well as people of color and those in the LGBTQ community.

If dating sites are to change, we need to change the conversation about them.  

In a dating space that has been gamified to resemble a slot machine rather than a way of getting to know another human being, online dating companies routinely fail to anticipate abuse and implement safeguards to prevent it.

But they are corporations that have colonized our most intimate and most private spaces of love, sex, and romantic relationships in a fairly brutal way, endangering the happiness, sense of well-being, and safety of millions of users.