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Tinder launches Group Hangouts to make dating more social and real-world

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Tinder announced the launch of a new feature called Group Hangouts on Wednesday, aiming to shift the dating experience toward more social and in-person interactions. The move comes as younger users report growing fatigue with traditional swipe-based dating app formats. The new feature allows groups of friends to participate together, rather than individuals connecting one-on-one. Dating apps broadly are under pressure to evolve as a new generation seeks connections that feel more organic and rooted in real life.

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