Reason Post on Reddit has offered insight on how dating apps may be trying to further customize

the user experience, though some folks may not appreciate the focus paid to one physical feature

in particular. Oh God, they added a height filter, reads the entry from last week with a screenshot

showing an apparent new tool on the tender dating app that allows people to set height preferences for potential dates.

A Tinder spokesperson confirmed the filter's existence, something that even the company once

joked about on April Fool's Day. Not a tech crunch. They made this like a parody. Right, right,

but now they're actually doing it. Noting that only users who pay for Tinder gold and, as you said, Ted Tinder premium,

not those who use the free version of the app, will have access to it.

Plus, the filter won't be a hard filter per se,

sifting out every single profile that falls below the user's set height requirements.

Instead, it will simply prioritize the recommendations based on those preferences.

So those will just come up first.

All right.

And so it'll go by height, I guess.

Oh, this is part of the broader effort to help people connect more intentionally on Tinder.

According to the company's Phil Price.

He said in the statement.

So the height filter has obviously spawned on an entry on Know Your Meme, which notes concerns that the future could limit profile visibility for a large percentage of men on the app.

And also broaches the subject of bias against not so tall men on the site.

It's over for short men.

One story cited on the independent.

I mean, it's not Short King's Summer.

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