The Internet Is Roasting #Facebookdating, But It's Going To Happen Anyway
At Facebook’s developer conference, F8, Mark Zuckerberg and his team announced a lot of new features for the social media site that may or may not be taking over the world. The 2018 rollout included a function that would allow users to clear their history, a VR experience, and a dating app. After the announcement of Facebook dating, Twitter users immediately started roasting the idea. As you might imagine, the reactions to Facebook dating were absolutely savage: after all, a site that had just been outed as having a major data privacy issue is now deciding to pair up people using, well, their private information.
There are a lot of weird dating sites out there, but now that Facebook has thrown its hat into the online dating ring, the internet hasn’t held back in its opinions. Time will tell, however, if the same people who are making fun of the concept now will use the service for themselves in the future.
- 13 VOTES
Sad But True
(psst, every dating app is powered by Facebook)
— Justin Miller (@justinjm1) May 1, 2018 - 24 VOTES
TFW You're Going To Die Alone
The best thing about Facebook’s new dating app is that it gives me the opportunity to blame the fact that I’m going to die alone on my refusal to use Facebook.
— LibrarianShipwreck (@libshipwreck) May 2, 2018 - 34 VOTES
Facebook: Making Privacy Invasion Sexy Since 2018
Facebook's dating app is finally making privacy invasion sexy https://t.co/X9iHoIoMcJ
— The Guardian (@guardian) May 2, 2018 - 44 VOTES
The Tweet That Summed Up Everyone's Feelings
Holy god Facebook is launching a dating app
— David Pierce (@pierce) May 1, 2018 - 54 VOTES
As If We Weren't Already Living In An Episode Of Black Mirror
Facebook going into dating feels like that hang the DJ black mirror episode except without all the work
— April Parsons (@AprilParsons1) May 1, 2018 - 64 VOTES
The One Thing Facebook Can't Screw Up
well on the bright side, facebook can't make online dating any worse than it already is https://t.co/jZhsM3UFsG
— Tony Romm (@TonyRomm) May 1, 2018