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Anonymous

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Why the heck every app you create for youngsters , for studies, fun or skills becomes a dating app? They all are matchmaking themselves on these apps. What can be done to prevent this because litteraly every app becomes dating site and then it gets

Anonymous 1

Stealth • 8m

😂I get your point. While it is valid, suppressing basic human emotions and probably dangerous instincts is yet difficult for Young Indians and Indians in general, Especially online. You can only hope people get more aware about their online footprint and get a little paranoid. Ask a random creepy uncle on Instagram, he has no idea his creepy comment is potentially exposing him to 2b+ people at a single go. So yeah.

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