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Join us now, and thank you. Athletes increasingly are using apps like Tinder as they look to have fun and escape the pressures of competition inside the Olympic Village. A surge in mobile dating first appeared during the Winter Games in Sochi after Olympic organizers loosened strict social media guidelines that had been in place during the Summer Games in London.
Since then, the market for hookup apps has only grown more popular. Tinder, which allows users to swipe right on a profile picture to approve and left to reject, is among the most widely used in the growing market that includes Grindr, Hinge and others.
