Step 3: Safety and confidentiality matters
A basis of security policy of Plenty of fish – protection of users‘ personal information: name, phone number, address, social media accounts, etc. Users have no possibility to link accounts of other POF users to accounts on social networks like Instagram, Facebook, or Spotify and provide proof of their existence outside the POF service. Notably, the app constantly reminds people not to disclose such data.
Other platforms have protection against spam of meeting suggestions from men too: only a woman can start a conversation unless it’s a message to the user found by matching. Some dating services are executing a verification of each user to eliminate perverts, spammers, and those, who like communicating from fake accounts.
The interface of the app. Key pillars of Plenty of fish are the user interface, matching algorithm, and communication functionality. The interface of this service was a little simplified and quite obsolete. Fortunately, a recent redesign has solved this problem, especially when it comes to the interface of the mobile app.
Users‘ profiles, navigation, and chat look nice and make people communicate pleasantly and calmly. It’s also easy to understand what to do. Therefore, you can copy the design of Plenty of fish almost entirely when creating its clone.
A text chat is also free. Although there are small limitations: the users can send messages only to 55 new people per day and the age gap between them has to be 14 years at most or 9 years if one of them is younger than 22.Continue reading