Bumble a Dating platform that is not used only for those looking for a partner, but also for those who want to make friends or find a new professional mentor.
His motto is make the first move (take the first step) essentially lets the woman determine who she wants to datehow you would like your appointment to be and how you would suggest conditions; Anything to make her feel safe and free when dating someone.
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So how does the platform monitor and control cyberbullying when using Bumble? EL TIEMPO was at a conference at the said platform’s office in Austin, Texas, and He learned different strategies used for this purpose.
Javier Tuirán, Bumble’s director of communications for Latin America, said: The application is formed from the principles of courtesy, stability, respect and justice. To fulfill these qualifications, this company’s dedicated digital security group has implemented:
1. A special detector, Artificial Intelligence detects that a nude photo has been sent without the consent of the other party. At this point the app is automatically put into a focus war so users can’t see the app if they don’t want to.
2. Another very important element photo verification: How do you know if the person you are talking to is real? Bumble gives you the option to click to request a profile fix With advanced equipment in artificial technology. This way you will know if you are talking to the person in the photo or not.
3. Block and report: If the person’s language or mannerisms are not reassuring and uncomfortable, the user uses this option and communicates directly with the platform so that they can review the case and take action. actions on the subject.
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A study commissioned by Bumble and conducted by global market research firm Ipsos has uncovered some of the most common forms of cyberbullying: body shaming, online sexual harassment and name calling, sharing personal information, revenge porn and cyber exposure; In Colombia, this is perceived as a serious problem by a significant number of respondents, and according to the conference, it may be happening more often than people realize.
Almost 1 in 2 respondents say they have been cyberbullied or know someone who has experienced it. However, there are significant differences when analyzed by age groups. While 45% of millennials surveyed claim to have encountered online bullying or know someone who has been bullied,Only 34% of Generation X respondents agreed with this statement.
For example, in Colombia, 92% of women think that cyberbullying occurs more frequently in women than in men. From here Cyberbullying or cyberbullying is perceived as a problem that mainly affects women By respondents (97%) and members of the LGBTQIA+ community (82%).
“More and more of our lives are spent online. But women are far from feeling safe and protected in digital spaces. cyberbullying “This is a relentless, everyday form of violence that leaves those who experience it, especially women, feeling distressed, abused and vulnerable online.” Payton IhemeVice President of Global Policy at Bumble.
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Now, if low trust and security is the problem when trying to get a date through a dating app, how can you create an attractive, comfortable and reliable profile for other users?
Marcela Millan, Bamble’s Senior Manager for North American markets gave the following tips to have a better experience on dating appThe comfort of not only women but also everyone who is a part of society is taken into consideration.
● Best Bees– Leverages machine learning based on preferences and previous matches to deliver a curation of four matches per day
● Best photos: Top Photo acts as a smart photo reorganizer and automatically recommends the most popular image on a profile, increasing the chances of getting better links.
● Compliments: A pre-match messaging feature that helps people on Bumble be more conscious about starting conversations in a friendly and positive way.
● Check before sending: This notification helps create a friendlier experience on Bumble when sending a Compliment. Bumble uses automation to detect potentially poisonous language and if it detects itThe creator of the compliment will be asked to review your message and you will be given the opportunity to edit it before sending it.
-Bumble’s purpose is to present itself as it is, without backing off or being hindered.
-The key is to place a photo that shows your whole face so as not to be insecure.
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-On your profile It is very important to identify yourself with your passions, hobbies and activities you love.i.e. pets, favorite music, favorite books, etc. if you are passionate.
And last but not least be yourself, show yourself as who you are and as the person you want them to see.
KAROL RODRIGUEZ
TIME
Source: Exame
