How To Use Dating Apps The Techiyappa Way.

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Dating apps are easier to install but they are not so easy to master. You still have to feel a lot of pressure as what profile pic to use, what to write in your bio and which apps to use. Dating and relationships are still hard whether it be online or offline. But not to worry, here are some tips that will not only help you to level up your dating skills but will also keep you safe while using the dating apps.

Most of the dating apps whether it be tinder, bumble, okcupid or others. They all come with the free and paid version. It is the most difficult choice to make because the moment you start using the app the app itself will tell you that you can have more likes more chances of getting a match if you pay for the subscription or special membership. But don't fall in for all this hoax. Always try to check out the different dating apps that are available and make your perception accordingly and sort out those for yourself which you find most useful. Then try to compare the paid version and free version, if you are quite satisfied with the free version then don't pay or else wait for some time and then chose the paid version. Don't spend initially on the paid version as you'll have to stick with that particular option. This will help you in spending for the right app rather than paying for all the dating apps out there.  

Always try to use the built in chat function as they are more secure. Often people after getting a match gets too much excited and share their phone numbers and start chatting on other apps like whatsapp. It's totally fine if you have limited resources within the dating app like no photo or audio sharing. You will be safe from the embarrassment if things go wrong, try to understand your partner and then take steps accordingly don't hustle.

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The fear of matching with a dangerous date on an app isn’t unfounded. A woman was killed by a partner she met through a dating site. There are other horror stories that include cases of sexual assault and a serial rapist using a dating app to find victims. Avoid taking favours from the recently met match and try not to disclose your resident address and information that can be used against you. 

Even if the things go wrong between you and your partner or you get a match for your lifetime always make sure you delete your account and not the app itself. Most of us delete the app only assuming it will delete all the data also, since these days each app has at least one option of connecting through the social media your data is kept alive even after you delete the app. So always try to delete the account rather than app alone.

Don't hustle, Don't go gentle. Till next post stay safe, stay updated and stay connected.