Tinder CEO Says He's Not Worried About Competition from Facebook - duartetoneady

During its F8 developer conference in May this twelvemonth, Facebook announced its new dating feature that would let users connect with their secret crushes on the social meshing. That sounds care something Facebook could be incredibly great at, considering the sheer amount of data it already has on users, and also the fact that your secret crushes are most likely already on Facebook even though they might not get on other dating apps.

Calm, the CEO of Tinder is ostensibly not fazed aside Facebook's interest in trespassing upon Spunk's "field of puzzle out" so to speak. Talking to CNBC, Tinder CEO Elie Seidman said that even though a few years back there was the impression that Facebook would be the leading social network, IT doesn't appear to be the case some longer. "We've seen complete the former, call information technology seven-cardinal years, that it's really not the case" he said.

Reported to Seidman, Tinder has done extremely well with its prey audience of untested adults, and that the company will continue to "stay very focused along what we're well at."

Even though Facebook, with its user base of a whopping 2.38 billion users is an internet giant, Tinder's statistics are incredibly great besides. According to the company, the Tinder app sees more than 2 billion views per day in over 190 countries. What is more, the caller besides of late announced plans to introduce a 'Lite' version of its app for emerging countries.

Facebook's geological dating help, but then, is so far lonesome available in a smattering of countries. However, when Facebook does expand its service globally, I think Tinder wish take over some serious challenger that it needs to watch for.