Dating privacy
Dating profiles can reveal more context than people expect. FBF helps you think through visibility, location, photos and account controls before you become discoverable.
Visibility
Some platforms offer controls that change who can discover your profile. Check whether a feature hides you broadly, limits visibility to people you like, or only changes activity indicators. The exact behavior can vary by platform and plan.
Location
FBF uses city-level location in Finder. On dating apps, review how distance and location are displayed before using the app from home, work or another place you would not want someone to infer precisely.
Photos
Consider building names, workplace badges, school logos, license plates, children, street signs and other identifying context before uploading a photo.
Account security
What to compare between apps
A platform can be attractive for community size but wrong for someone who needs stronger visibility or discretion controls.
Who can see you, and whether more private discovery requires a paid tier.
How distance is displayed and whether travel or location controls exist.
Whether you can reduce unwanted discovery by people you already know or block unwanted contact.
How FBF handles this
Finder answers stay session/local by default. Raw dating intent, audience preference, detailed frustrations, conversation text and health information are designed to stay out of ordinary advertising analytics and affiliate tracking identifiers.
Finder needs enough geography to filter platforms, not exact coordinates.
You can receive recommendations without creating a persistent dating identity with FBF.
Release 1 does not collect STI results, symptoms, diagnoses or medical records.
Privacy as a decision factor
Choose privacy as one of your Finder priorities and see which options currently fit the rest of your brief.