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Hackers could break into your Tinder account using just your phone number, experts say. The security flaw in the popular dating app could let attackers access your entire chat history without the need for a password. It takes advantage of a flaw in both the dating app's login process as well as a piece of Facebook-developed software that it's based on. The finding comes hot on the heels of a pair of major security flaws discovered in January that threatened to reveal your every swipe and match to strangers. Hackers could break into your Tinder account using just your phone number, experts say.

Most singles use Tinder or some other dating site, but that doesn't mean they want to tell everyone. Following a rollout of a test feature in Australia, Tinder received complaints that the app was outing users to their Facebook friends. After using'Tinder Social', members' names and dating profiles were added to a list that was shared with their Facebook friends who also use the app – exposing who is swiping for dates. Tinder is testing a new feature in Australian that lets users organize group dates, but the new feature is also outing them to their Facebook friends. By using'Tinder Social', users' names and dating profiles are being added to a public list that is shared with their Facebook friends who also use the app Tinder is testing a new feature in Australian that lets users organize group dates, but the new feature is also outing them to their Facebook friends.