Women sue Hinge and Tinder over failures leading to drugging and assault by Denver cardiologist
TL;DR
Six women filed a lawsuit against Match Group, accusing Tinder and Hinge of negligence and enabling known rapists by allowing them to remain active on their platforms despite reports of abuse, highlighting concerns over safety and product design flaws.
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- Date rape survivors file lawsuit accusing Hinge and Tinder of ‘accommodating rapists’ The Guardian
- 6 women targeted by serial Denver rapist sue Hinge, Tinder The Denver Post
- After Denver cardiologist's conviction of drugging, raping women, several victims file lawsuit against Hinge Denver7
- Women who were drugged, raped by Colorado cardiologist filing lawsuit: "Catastrophic failure of basic safety" CBS News
- Emily Elena Dugdale, Hanisha Harjani and Natasha Uzcátegui-Liggett, The Markup Archives The 19th News
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