Dating app Badoo has launched a 'Rude Message Detector' that will automatically flag any insulting, discriminatory or overly sexual messages. The tool uses machine learning, a form of artificial ...

LONDON — Andrey Andreev doesn't do interviews. Or at least, he hasn't done any since 2013. Andreev's public profile has always been small, but over the past five years you'll be hard-pressed to find ...

The majority of single people using dating apps are experiencing feelings of burnout due to failed dates and mismatched intentions, new research suggests, According to dating app Badoo, 78 per cent of ...

If you fancy rubbing shoulders with a load of celebs dressed in terrifying Halloween costumes AND maybe looking for a date at the same time, Date of the Dead is where you want to be. The world's ...

Dating apps have been slow to adopt video functionality. Big shot Tinder bought a video service in February but hasn't announced plans to add its functionality, while Hinge just included user-made ...

Emogi, a tech company that creates visual content for messaging apps, is rebranding to Holler and announcing an integration with dating app Badoo. The partnership will bring Holler's animated visuals ...

Is it time to swipe left on the swipe? Badoo, a UK-based dating app with some 388 million users globally — whose majority-owned app Bumble is currently being sued by Tinder in part for its use of ...

You know what? There's nothing worse than swiping right on what Alex from Love Island might call "an absolute sort", only to discover that the body carved by angels on the screen in front of you doesn ...

If a couple photos and a few lines of text aren’t enough information to gauge someone’s potential as a romantic prospect, we have good news for you. Or rather, Badoo does. The world’s largest dating ...

Business Insider recently interviewed Andrey Andreev, the reclusive and publicity-shy CEO of dating app Badoo. Andreev talked about his app's redesign, as well as his thoughts on an IPO, how his ...

With social media influencing everything from plastic surgery to the appearance of American homes, it makes sense that people’s choice of partner would be next. Have you ever wanted to swipe right on ...

Lulu, the once controversial mobile app that lets women anonymously review and rate men (something the startup calls ‘dating intelligence’), has been acquired by London-based dating platform Badoo.