Tinder offers to prove you're not a bot… by scanning your eyes
Dating reaches a new level: now, to prove you're a real person, all you need to do is scan your iris with a special device. Tinder is launching a partnership with Sam Altman's World project, promising to solve the eternal problem of fakes, bots, and scammers in the app. In return — benefits and a profile boost.
But there's a catch: the project already has a trail of scandals — from privacy concerns to bans in various countries. Essentially, you're offered to exchange your biometric data for a few more likes and chances at a match.
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