Warning: that $30 dating app "personality test" was just a bot filter

Swiped right on a profile in Portland that looked way too perfect, so I paid $30 for their premium personality test to see if it was AI. The test asked me 50 questions about "vibes" and then handed me a generic report that literally matched my ex's results from last month. Anyone else burn cash on these app features hoping to outsmart the bots?

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henryt1810d ago

Wait, are we really surprised that a $30 "personality test" on a dating app turned out to be the same recycled quiz they feed everyone? That's like paying extra to get told you're "adventurous and loyal" while the app's actual goal is just to see if you'll hand over cash for anything. I mean, bots are annoying, sure, but the test was never gonna outsmart them, right? It's basically a cash grab dressed up as a filter, and you kind of played yourself by expecting more. Save the $30 for a real background check or something, because these apps are gonna keep farming our wallets either way.