By now, Tinder’s swipe left or swipe right behaviors have been adopted and mimicked in a whole range of different apps. Now, Tinder users in Australia (and then the rest of the world) can swipe up to indicate a ‘Super Like.’
Quite obviously, this Super Like indicates “a heightened level of interest,” the company says.
To make sure that the new feature isn’t abused, you get a limited number of Super Likes, and you’ll know if someone Super Liked you, as they’ll have a blue footer on their profile when you view it.
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For the launch in Australia, users will get one Super Like per day. Tinder says it’s planning to roll the feature out globally “later this year.”
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