Here are some of the best dating apps in the market

With recent news that Windows 11 will finally be supporting Android Apps, I’m excited, and many are as well! However, I’ve been playing Android Apps on my PC for years, and I’ll show you how to do it so that you don’t have to wait until Windows 11.

Tinder

On the surface Tinder encourages you and its other users to make shallow, snap judgements about potential partners. You have a profile, a few pictures, a bio, and that’s really all there is to it.

You swipe left or right depending on whether you’d like to match with this person or not, and if you get a match well it's up to the two of you to decide how to move forward!

Bumble

Bumble puts the decisioning power solely in the hands of the Queen! (female) women are in charge here and have to make the first move after two people connect in order to be able to communicate.

Facebook Dating

Facebook dating rolled out in 2018 and this works a lot like Tinder. You have a Facebook Dating profile that is separate from your Facebook profile, where you swipe depending on how you feel about a profile.

There is an added secret crush option where you can choose 9 Facebook friends that you like, and if they like you back they’d put the same option so the two of you match.