Short kings are up in arms over a controversial new feature on Tinder. The dating app has started testing a new feature that allows people who pay for the app to filter potential matches based on ...

But Tinder has sparked controversy this week, following the launch of its latest feature. The dating app has quietly started testing a height filter.

Tinder is testing a new height filter feature, and the dating app's latest move has sparked a lot of reaction online. According to Tinder, this isn't a "hard filter," rather, it's for daters to ...

In recent days, users have started noticing a height "filter" in the app. Another dating app, Hinge, already had a height filter for premium users. Both Tinder and Hinge are owned by Match Group.

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Tinder has not disclosed to the BBC which countries are part of the test. Importantly, the filter doesn’t block users outright.

One new Tinder feature has been controversial: a new trial allowing paying users to use height as a filter. It’s raised the ire of self-identified “short kings” concerned about “heightism ...

Tinder is stirring up controversy with the trial of a new premium feature that lets users filter potential matches by height. The move, aimed at premium subscribers, has sparked a heated debate ...

Meanwhile, another user concluded: “They put the Tinder height filter behind a paywall, short kings are safe. Pretty girls don’t pay for dating apps,” they joked.

News that Tinder is testing a height filter has inspired conversations on social media about the ups and downs dating as a man when your height doesn't start with a "6." ...

Short kings are up in arms over a controversial new feature on Tinder. The dating app has started testing a new feature that allows people who pay for the app to filter potential matches based on ...