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The Application for Gay-Dating Blocks Users With HIV-Positive Status
The application for gay-dating DaddyBear blocks users living with HIV. The developers of the application noted that they respect the rights of people living with HIV, however, they describe such a radical attitude towards the aims of middle-aged users taking protect about their. Developers explained that they want to protect their users as much as possible from HIV transmission.
“However, we help that gay men living with HIV have the right to date with other gays with HIV. But many rich and successful gay sugar daddies do not want to date with gay men living with HIV, which is the reason why we launched this app to meet their needs.” - commented the application’s developers.
Such a discriminatory policy towards gay people living with HIV has aroused wide resonance in LGBT communities.
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Grindr is the world’s no.#1 free dating app serving the LGBTQ community. If you’re gay, bi, transitioned, queer, or even just curious, Grindr is the best and easiest way to meet new people for friendships, hookups, dates, and whatever else you’re looking for.
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Have You Ever Been Stigmatized in a Mobile Dating App Like Grindr?
For those living with HIV, the stigma could affect their experience even from the place of happy endings, like Grindr or Hornet, — mobile dating apps for gays. In this viral video from the Valid Conversations of Grindr online awareness campaign, Australian-based HIV Foundation Queensland picks real conversations people have with HIV-positive on Grindr and brings it to life with live role-playing, and it’s amazingly eye-opening.
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Mobile dating website apps, like Grindr and Hornet, unfortunately, provide a breeding earth for people to use anonymity as a cover to commit discrimination and stigmatize. Because of stigma, many HIV-positive gays do not disclose their HIV status in the profile, even if an app provides a checkbox «I am HIV-positive.» In the other hand, people, who were disclosed their status in a chat, often entity discriminated and exposed to hateful words.
So much of it comes from a lack of understanding and
Grindr is fined $11.7 million under European privacy law
The Norwegian Statistics Protection Authority said on Monday that it would fine Grindr, the world’s most popular gay online dating app, 100 million Norwegian kroner, or about $11.7 million, for illegally disclosing private details about its users to advertising companies.
The agency said the app had transmitted users’ exact locations, user-tracking codes and the app’s name to at least five advertising companies, essentially tagging individuals as L.G.B.T.Q. without obtaining their explicit consent, in violation of European information protection law. Grindr joint users’ private details with, among other companies, MoPub, Twitter’s mobile advertising platform, which may in spin share data with more than 100 partners, according to the agency’s ruling.
Tobias Judin, head of the Norwegian Data Protection Authority’s international department, said Grindr’s data-mining practices not only violated European privacy rights but also could hold put users at grave risk in countries, appreciate Qatar and Pakistan, where consensual same-sex sexual acts are illegal.
“If someone finds out that they are gay and knows their movements, they may be harmed,”