Bumble is probably one of the classier dating apps, when stacked next to Tinder, OkCupid, MeetMe and POF. Bumble is Saks 5th Avenue and everything else is a variation of Walmart, Target or in the ...

Starting immediately all profile pictures with visible guns and other deadly weapons like knives will be banned. Bumble is […] TechCrunch Desktop Logo TechCrunch Mobile Logo ...

The company plans to eventually filter out mentions of guns, too. ... Bumble, a fast-growing dating app, will begin banning guns from the profile photos of its nearly 30 million users, ...

Guns are no longer allowed in profile pictures on dating app Bumble. ... Herd said Bumble has assembled 5,000 moderators around the world to trawl for gun photos.

Tinder would like its online dating community to know that gun photos are still allowed in profile photos — as long as they're not depicted in a threatening or violent way.

In a way, I get that sentiment. When I was online dating, someone holding a gun was an automatic left swipe for me. But allowing people to post photos with guns is participating in the ...

Bumble dating app announced it will be banning guns from profile pictures on the app. An exception will be made for military officers in uniform. The platform will be moderating all old photos and ...

Dating app Bumble announced Friday that it will ban profile photos with guns in them in response to the mass shooting at a Florida high school last month. A statement on the Bumble website said ...

There are all kinds of photos that don’t belong in online-dating profiles: the shirtless selfie; the faraway shot or the artsy pic where it’s hard to tell what the person looks like; th… ...

Bumble, a fast-growing dating app, will begin banning guns from the profile photos of its nearly 30 million users, the company announced Monday.