Have you ever told a little white lie on Tinder?
Come on, be honest.
Maybe you've said that you played county at minor level, when in reality you couldn't kick snow off a rope.
Or maybe you said that you drive a slightly better car than you do in real life.
Or, as many lads have, you've thrown out the 'six foot' line, when in reality, you're just about 5'9 when you're wearing the right pair of shoes.
Well, sorry lads, but you won't get away with that one for much longer.
Tinder will now make you verify your height, before you brag about it on the dating app.
Here's how it works:
You'll simply input your true, accurate height with a screenshot of you standing next to any commercial building, and they’ll do some state-of-the-art verifying and you’ll receive your badge directly on your profile.
Simple as. Unless you've been lying the whole time...
Tinder's Height Verification Badge (HVB) is not in use just yet, but it will be soon.
They announced the news on their official Twitter page on Friday.
https://twitter.com/Tinder/status/1111721002629660673
You can find out more information on the official Tinder website here.
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