A dating app that lets random strangers match users? Sign me up! | Polly Hudson
New dating app Rivet lets a random group of volunteers pick users’ matches, AKA gives interfering busybodies who think they know best free rein…
According to The Guardian, new dating app Rivet lets a random group of volunteers pick users’ matches, AKA gives interfering busybodies who think they know best free rein…
On Rivet, volunteers get to choose who they think are the most suitable suitors. For an interfering busybody like me, this is a match made in heaven Sometimes it’s extremely hard to mind your own business.
This lifestyle story centres on the United Kingdom. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Polly Hudson, Rivet and Sometimes.
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Lifestyle trends like this can influence everyday choices about health, money, home and family.
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- United Kingdom · Europe
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- Polly Hudson, Rivet, Sometimes, AKA
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- Lifestyle
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