Good news for Valentine's Day for those who are about to fall in love. One of the most famous dating services has announced a new option: the so-called blind dates. Information about this was posted on the official website of Tinder.

Don't throw dust in your eyes. The emphasis is not on the notorious visualization in the paradigm of modern clip thinking, but on the overall impression of communication. Behind the brackets to begin with are, say, photographs. Quick Chat allows new acquaintances to chat face-to-face even before studying each other's profiles. And what? Maybe it's even more interesting? If both Tinder users, after such a blind interaction, decide that their interests and beliefs are the same, they will be able to continue virtual communication in the usual format.

How to achieve a "match"? A matter of technology. Literally. The blind dating algorithm will try to match the user based on several parameters: common interests, hobbies, and goals. To do this, those who want to get to know each other first need to answer several questions, including those related to everyday aspects. As a result, if the coincidences are significant, the coveted "Match" will occur. Otherwise, a new blind date will begin.

"Blind dates" ultimately allow you to get to know each other more effectively in real life. There are also relevant statistics. Tinder experts calculated that during testing of the new option, they recorded at least 40% more “matches” than in a regular quick chat with user photos. "Blind Dates" can now be found in the "Explore" section.

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