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Arizona Man Gets Prison for Online Dating Scams
An Arizona man has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for online dating scams against women.
Read MoreControversial Adam Ruins Everything Attacks eHarmony
The TV Show Adam Ruins Everything attacked eHarmony despite its connections with IAC, Match.com’s parent company…
Read MoreOnline Dating Magazine Launches Instagram Account
You can now follow Online Dating Magazine on Instagram and get daily date ideas!
Read MorePolice Issue Safety Tips After Online Dating Shooting
Police are warning online daters to meet at a public place after a shooting in Texas…
Read MoreClass Action Settlement of $11.2 Million Proposed Over Ashley Madison Hack
A proposed $11.2 million class action lawsuit settlement has been reached over the 2015 Ashley Madison hack.
Read MoreOnline Dating – Are There Too Many Fish in the Sea?
The vast number of online daters could stifle relationships with a ‘grass is greener on the other side’ mentality…
Read MoreSiren Dating App Shuts Down – Blames Investor
Dating app Siren, which empowered women in online dating, has closed after running out of money.
Read MoreUS Army Warns About Romance Scams
The US Army is warning online daters about scammers faking soldier identities for love scams…
Read MoreAvid Life Media CEO Resigns over Ashley Madison Hack
The CEO of Avid Life Media, Noel Biderman, resigned after facing pressure from the massive hack/data leak that exposed Ashley Madison users.
Read MoreAshley Madison Press Conference by Toronto Police
Toronto Police have given an in-depth 35-minute press conference to update people on the Ashley Madison hack and to let the hackers, known as Impact Team, know that they are now being hunted. Present at the press conference were representatives from the Toronto Police, Ontario Provincial Police, and the United States Department of Homeland Security. Highlights from the…
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