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Matched On App, Scammed At Cafe: Mumbai Man Pays Rs 61,000 On Fraud Date
A match on a dating app, an invitation to a fancy restaurant and a bill that will not just burn a hole in the pocket but set whatever you're wearing on fire - the standard modus operandi of 'scam dates' has claimed many victims.
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Competition Commission of India Unusually Recalls All Reports Linked to Antitrust Probe on Apple
India's move to recall reports around the antitrust probe on Apple will prolong a procedure, begun in 2021 and already marred by delays, that centres on Apple's alleged abuse of its dominant position in the apps market to force developers to use its proprietary in-app purchase system, at a fee of up to 30 percent.
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'Match', Date Night And A Huge Bill: Modus Operandi In Dating App Scams
Dating App Scam: Multiple posts on Reddit, some of them a year old, narrate accounts of people who were scammed into paying exorbitant amounts during dates with women they met on dating apps.
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Tinder Date Gone Wrong: Man Scammed To Pay Rs 1.2 Lakh Bill At Delhi Cafe
Tinder Scam: When a civil service aspirant right-swiped on a dating app, he had no idea he was walking into a sinister plot carefully planned to scam men looking for love.
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Mumbai Yoga Teacher Duped Of Rs 3.36 Lakh By Man She Met On Tinder
A 46-year-old yoga teacher from Mumbai has allegedly been duped of Rs 3.36 lakh by a man whom she met on a dating app, police said.
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This CBSE Class 9 Book Has A Chapter On Dating And Relationships, Tinder India Reacts
Another page showed popular dating terms like 'ghosting', 'catfishing', and cyberbullying explained.
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Fatal Attraction: How A Tinder Date Ended With The Murder Of 28-Year-Old
Jaipur Tinder murder: With the help of two accomplices - Dikshant Kamra and Lakshya Walia - Priya kidnapped Dushyant as soon as he walked into the house.
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Jaipur Woman Who Killed, Chopped Up Tinder Date Gets Life Term
A court in Jaipur has sentenced three people for killing a 28-year-old businessman, whom one of the accused had met on the dating app Tinder, five years ago.
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Google Agrees to Pay $8 Million to Settle Claims Against Deceptive Pixel 4 Ads
Google, a unit of Alphabet, has agreed to pay $8 million (roughly Rs. 65 million) to settle claims it used deceptive advertisements to promote the Pixel 4 smartphone, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced on Friday. Paxton's office alleged that Google hired radio announcers to give testimonials about the Pixel 4 even though the company had re...
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"Tera Hero Idhar Hai": Shubman Gill's Instagram Post On Tinder Goes Viral
While Shubman Gill was toying with the New Zealand bowlers in the 3rd T20I, a female fan was seen holding a placard, which read, "Tinder, Shubman se match karado."
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"Match Kara Do": Female Fan's Sweet Proposal For Shubman Gill Goes Viral
The girl was holding a placard for Shubman Gill with the caption - "Tinder, Shubman se match kara do" (Tinder, match me with Shubman).
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Zomato, Dominos And More Share Witty Tweets On Air Pollution In Delhi
Zomato, Dominos and more brands joined in the bandwagon of people commenting on the ongoing air pollution.
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"Why Is My Ex Trending": Tinder Joins 'Fake Fielding' Debate With Tweet On Cheating
Tinder India joined the 'fake fielding' debate involving Virat Kohli, coming up with a rather sarcastic yet relatable take on the issue.
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Match Reportedly Files Antitrust Case Against Apple in India Over In-App Purchases
Tinder creator Match has filed a case with the Competition Commission of India against Apple over alleged antitrust practices, according to a report. The company has accused Apple of "monopolistic conduct" due to its 30 percent commission, and said that concessions for smaller developers that halve the commission on in-app purchases do not apply to...
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Tinder-Owner Match Ups Antitrust Pressure On Apple In India With New Case
Tinder-owner Match Group has filed an antitrust case against Apple with the competition regulator in India, accusing it of "monopolistic conduct" that forces developers to pay high commissions for in-app purchases, a legal filing seen by Reuters shows.
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Matched On App, Scammed At Cafe: Mumbai Man Pays Rs 61,000 On Fraud Date
A match on a dating app, an invitation to a fancy restaurant and a bill that will not just burn a hole in the pocket but set whatever you're wearing on fire - the standard modus operandi of 'scam dates' has claimed many victims.
-
Competition Commission of India Unusually Recalls All Reports Linked to Antitrust Probe on Apple
India's move to recall reports around the antitrust probe on Apple will prolong a procedure, begun in 2021 and already marred by delays, that centres on Apple's alleged abuse of its dominant position in the apps market to force developers to use its proprietary in-app purchase system, at a fee of up to 30 percent.
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'Match', Date Night And A Huge Bill: Modus Operandi In Dating App Scams
Dating App Scam: Multiple posts on Reddit, some of them a year old, narrate accounts of people who were scammed into paying exorbitant amounts during dates with women they met on dating apps.
-
Tinder Date Gone Wrong: Man Scammed To Pay Rs 1.2 Lakh Bill At Delhi Cafe
Tinder Scam: When a civil service aspirant right-swiped on a dating app, he had no idea he was walking into a sinister plot carefully planned to scam men looking for love.
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Mumbai Yoga Teacher Duped Of Rs 3.36 Lakh By Man She Met On Tinder
A 46-year-old yoga teacher from Mumbai has allegedly been duped of Rs 3.36 lakh by a man whom she met on a dating app, police said.
-
This CBSE Class 9 Book Has A Chapter On Dating And Relationships, Tinder India Reacts
Another page showed popular dating terms like 'ghosting', 'catfishing', and cyberbullying explained.
-
Fatal Attraction: How A Tinder Date Ended With The Murder Of 28-Year-Old
Jaipur Tinder murder: With the help of two accomplices - Dikshant Kamra and Lakshya Walia - Priya kidnapped Dushyant as soon as he walked into the house.
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Jaipur Woman Who Killed, Chopped Up Tinder Date Gets Life Term
A court in Jaipur has sentenced three people for killing a 28-year-old businessman, whom one of the accused had met on the dating app Tinder, five years ago.
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Google Agrees to Pay $8 Million to Settle Claims Against Deceptive Pixel 4 Ads
Google, a unit of Alphabet, has agreed to pay $8 million (roughly Rs. 65 million) to settle claims it used deceptive advertisements to promote the Pixel 4 smartphone, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced on Friday. Paxton's office alleged that Google hired radio announcers to give testimonials about the Pixel 4 even though the company had re...
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"Tera Hero Idhar Hai": Shubman Gill's Instagram Post On Tinder Goes Viral
While Shubman Gill was toying with the New Zealand bowlers in the 3rd T20I, a female fan was seen holding a placard, which read, "Tinder, Shubman se match karado."
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"Match Kara Do": Female Fan's Sweet Proposal For Shubman Gill Goes Viral
The girl was holding a placard for Shubman Gill with the caption - "Tinder, Shubman se match kara do" (Tinder, match me with Shubman).
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Zomato, Dominos And More Share Witty Tweets On Air Pollution In Delhi
Zomato, Dominos and more brands joined in the bandwagon of people commenting on the ongoing air pollution.
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"Why Is My Ex Trending": Tinder Joins 'Fake Fielding' Debate With Tweet On Cheating
Tinder India joined the 'fake fielding' debate involving Virat Kohli, coming up with a rather sarcastic yet relatable take on the issue.
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Match Reportedly Files Antitrust Case Against Apple in India Over In-App Purchases
Tinder creator Match has filed a case with the Competition Commission of India against Apple over alleged antitrust practices, according to a report. The company has accused Apple of "monopolistic conduct" due to its 30 percent commission, and said that concessions for smaller developers that halve the commission on in-app purchases do not apply to...
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Tinder-Owner Match Ups Antitrust Pressure On Apple In India With New Case
Tinder-owner Match Group has filed an antitrust case against Apple with the competition regulator in India, accusing it of "monopolistic conduct" that forces developers to pay high commissions for in-app purchases, a legal filing seen by Reuters shows.
