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Published 19:49 10 May 2017 BST
After creating a profile, Gymder users can find other Gymder users nearby and perhaps arrange to train with them, while interacting with other fitness enthusiasts and getting tips and valuable information from influencers and professional athletes.
While the app describes itself as a platform for fitness, the potential for it to be used as a dating network (which, to be fair, is kind of hinted at in the name) are hard to ignore.
According to Gizmodo, for example, as well as describing itself as 'Tinder/Instagram for athletes’ in a press release, users are required to allow access to all of their photos if they want to show up in the location-based home screen and are also required to give permission for their location to be tracked at all times.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aECMqUQKpkE
Clip via GYMDER GmbH
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