Quick answer: We've started introducing members from our broader community of dating apps, so some profiles you see began on a sister app.
- Everyone you see has identified as a member of your community.
- Nothing you do changes. Likes, Matches, and Swipe Notes work exactly as before.
- You can block or report any profile, wherever it started.
- More control over this is something we're exploring. It isn't available yet.
JSwipe has started introducing members from our broader community of dating apps, so some profiles you see began on one of our sister apps.
Who you're seeing
Everyone you see has identified as a member of your community. We just widened the door a little, to help you meet more people who share your culture and values.
What this means for you
There's nothing you need to do. A mutual Like still creates a Match, and Likes, Matches, and Swipe Notes all work exactly as before.
Control over this
We're exploring ways to give you more control over whether you see members from our sister apps. That isn't available yet. If you'd like to share your thoughts, contact Customer Support.
If a profile doesn't belong here
You can block or report anyone, wherever their profile started, and our team reviews every report. See How do I report/block a member?