Hinge claims to be the app that was designed to be deleted. And it’s been proven to have true claims so far. Literally.
However, the ‘glitch’ on that part is that a user can disable that status from their account, or the status disappears from their profile if they don’t use the app after 24 hours.
Is it a profile that hasn’t been used in a long while, or is it a profile that hid the ‘last active’ status?
Then it boils down to another question. If Hinge doesn’t want its user experience interrupted, why does it show inactive profiles?
1. Hinge can’t remove or pause your account without your permission.
After a while of not using Hinge – around one month – Hinge will likely send you a notification to let you know that since you’re not being active on the app, they’ll no longer send you notifications.
That’s because if you don’t deactivate, pause, or completely delete your Hinge account, Hinge can’t do it without your permission.
This is some sort of a loophole since Hinge doesn’t have a particular policy when it comes to user activity on the app.
