Instead of just swiping right to quietly like someone — which theyll only discover if they also swipe right on you — you swipe up to loudly like someone. When they see your profile, it will have a big blue star on it so they know you already like them and that if they swipe right, youll immediately match.

How does Tinder choose what profiles to show?

Tinder, unlike other apps, only requires users to input their age, distance, and gender preferences. Tinder adjusts potential matches a user sees every time someone acts on his or her profile, it says. The company reorders this users possible match profiles within 24 hours of actions being taken.

How do swipes work on Tinder?

Swipe Left, Swipe Right When a person sees a profile on their Tinder feed, they can either swipe right to show their interest or swipe left if theyre uninterested. If both people swipe right on each other, theyll be matched up. Its common for two people not to match even if one of them swipes right.

Do profiles repeat on Tinder?

A loophole in the Tinder dating app allows users profiles to reappear as potential date suggestions even after theyve been rejected. The loophole allows users to delete and remake their profiles, giving them a second chance to reappear as suggestions for people who previously swiped left on their profiles.