The vast number of articles out there that say mobile phones are bad for relationships in the latter stages. Match.com have argued that during the dating process phone users are more likely to get a date than those who wait to go back home before logging onto their account.
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Those who use dating apps go on average 11 more dates than those who don’t and encourage people to go on more dates as well as have a more active sex life.
Britons unlike Americans didn’t practice multi-dating (dating more than one person at any one time) until recently with 52% opting to do so, whereas the rest of singles like to stick to one at a time.
In 2014, dating while on the move has become a new trend and Brits are the biggest users of online dating in Europe. It’s not about how you do it but when- so if you are looking for the best time to find a date- that would be a Sunday, so make sure you log on then!
One in twenty users said that they had dated more than one person in a day since they started dating over their phone increasing their chances of finding the one.
With people already in the habit of regularly accessing their Facebook and Twitter over the phone, checking a match update is not really any different and mobile daters will do this up to seven times in a day at work, on the toilet (nice), on the sofa or in bed.
Kate Taylor, relationship expert for match.com, comments: “Mobile technology makes the search for love easier than it's ever been before. Now you can contact potential partners wherever you are, and be able to respond to messages 24/7. This means you don’t have to wait to hear back from someone you like.
"Mobile dating is great when you work long hours or don't get the chance to meet many singles in your everyday life, as it means you’re never more than a click away from thousands of fellow singles. In today's world, Cupid no longer uses a bow and arrow – he uses an app.”
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