Just 12 years ago, Tinder was born. The app democratized dating and gave people hope that their one true love was out there, somewhere - they just needed to swipe through a sea of profiles to find them. But on Valentine's Day of this year, a federal class action lawsuit was filed against Match Group, the parent company that owns several popular dating apps, including Tinder, Hinge, OkCupid, and The League. The suit, filed by six plaintiffs, claims the apps gamify dating, encourage compulsive use, and turn users into "addicts" and "gamblers locked in a search for psychological rewards that Match makes elusive on purpose." In an email to POPSUGAR, a spokesperson from Match Group said: "This l
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