Tinder shares premature April fool prank; Twitterati trolls it instead

The April Fool fear is real and so is the trend by apps and products to prank their customers. This year, Dating app Tinder is following the trend and netizens fear if it is a premature April 1st prank. On Saturday, Tinder posted a video on Twitter saying that they are introducing a new feature called 'height verification,' addressing the problem of users faking their vital stats on its platform. Read: WATCH| Ranbir Kapoor And Alia Bhatt’s Awkward Moment Goes Viral, Netizens Call It ‘adorable’ The video begins with the statement ‘Let’s bring honesty back to dating’ while introducing their brand new feature. But the fear of April fool prank hit Twitter hard and within hours of rolling out the video, its comment box was flooding with Twitterati calling it as an April Fool prank. Introducing the thing you never asked for, but definitely always wanted—Tinder Height Verification. Coming soon. Read more about it here: https://t.co/8MER0L1U6W pic.twitter.com/hZ507zSoic — Tinder (@Tinder) March 29, 2019 Read: Google's April Fool Gag: Google Wants Tulips To Interact With Humans Though the video shows the process of verification stating that those who will be accurate will have a verified symbol next to their accounts. Twitterati did not really believe it. The comment section was filled by hilarious replies with few actually putting out the list of all their dates that did not work because they were short in height. Others said that if they are serious, the world would have taken a leap to a different level. Yet, others were smart enough to troll their timing. Weight verifying would be fantastic as well if we’re giving in to absurd qualifiers. — JBae (@NillaCakesta) March 30, 2019 "I have a great sense of humor" verification NOW — Alice from Queens (@AliceFromQueens) March 30, 2019 you have to stand on your phone to get the verification — Timothy's Ninjago Form (@minitim14) March 30, 2019 Tinder promoted the new feature accompanied by a blog post shaming users for 'height fishing' and reminding them that 'honesty is what separates humans from sinister monsters.' WATCH| Ranbir Kapoor And Alia Bhatt’s Awkward Moment Goes Viral, Netizens Call It ‘adorable’

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Tinder shares premature April fool prank; Twitterati trolls it instead

The April Fool fear is real and so is the trend by apps and products to play a game on their customers. This year, Dating app Tinder is following the trend and we fear if it is a premature April 1st prank.

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