Quarantinder, anybody? Tinder has taken dating back to basics

Makgosi Letimile

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Tinder, or Quarantinder, as it’s become known during the pandemic. Picture: iStock

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After my last column, I decided to take matters into my own hands – as I have in the past couple of months (nudge-nudge, wink-wink) – and download Tinder.

This is an app that is used mostly by millennials to meet strangers in the hopes of making a romantic connection.

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