Bumble Introduces 'Opening Moves' Feature to Enhance User Choice
The dating app Bumble has launched a new feature allowing women to opt for men to initiate conversations, marking a significant shift from its traditional women-message-first model.
- Bumble's new 'Opening Moves' feature lets women set prompts for men to respond, giving them the option to initiate conversations.
- The feature is designed to provide more autonomy and ease the pressure on women, aligning with evolving definitions of empowerment.
- Optional for users, the feature maintains Bumble's core principle of female empowerment while offering flexibility.
- The update includes other enhancements such as increased photo requirements and more detailed profile information to foster genuine connections.
- CEO Lidiane Jones emphasizes the adaptation to user feedback and the pursuit of more authentic interactions in the online dating scene.