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Now the case that we're covering this week has some similarities to last week's case the

case of Ingrid line. It's scary to think that there's so many predators out there right now

all over the internet trying to lure in their victims every day and it seems that

their tool for this is the use of online dating apps. Honestly is there any way to know who

you really swiped right to? Evil is often disguised but maybe we can try to be one step ahead

of these predators who think that they can get away with taking advantage of someone who is

innocently just looking for love. So we came across Tinder's safety tips on their website

so we thought it would be appropriate to share a few. Don't be in a rush. Meet in public and stay

in public. Tell friends and family about your plans. Be in control of your transportation

and know your limits. I feel like we hear this one a lot. Don't leave drinks or personal items

if you feel uncomfortable. Leave. So those are obvious but it's always good to keep those in your

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