What are the most used dating apps by the LGBTIQ+ community?

Virtuality has caused human beings to change their ways of relating in the different social circles with which they interact, even digital applications have allowed loving bonds to be built through Instagram, WhatsApp, Twitterbut above all, through dating platforms.

The LGBTIQ+ community has become a highly visible field in the digital universe and has created spaces for inclusion, where individuals with diverse sexual tastes can find a partner with the same aspirations.

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So, we show you five LGBTIQ+ dating apps that you can use for free to find your better half.

Grindr

This is an application that has been on the market for more than ten years. Since 2009 it has been connecting people through smart devices. The platform works the same as Tinder, since it presents profiles to another user, who decides whether to offer the ‘match’ or discard it.

Grindr. (Photo: LightRocket/Getty Images)

Users can only start interacting with messages if they are both interested.

Arises

This is a platform focused on homosexual, trans and bisexual men. The peculiarity of this space is that a person just by giving like to a photo of your interest you can start interacting with another profileif and only if the other person decides to accept the conversation.

Dating app. (Photo: Surge)

Her

Her is one of the apps intended for transgender, lesbian and gay, gender non-conforming and non-binary women. Here are more details about the profiles you interact withas there are databases on the diet, nicknames and particular tastes of users.

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Also, it’s a apps that not only seeks to connect Internet users sexually, but also aims to form friendships with similar interests.

Dating app. (Photo: Her)

Hornet

This has gone beyond the traditional system of an application for appointments, since in addition to connect the LGBTIQ+ community in their quest to form couples and love ties, It also works as a social network where you can comment on photos, give likes and, of course, upload content about particular tastes.

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Currently, this service is free, although there is also a paid version, which gives you extra benefits.

Dating app. (Photo: Hornet)

scruff

It provides the normal services of a dating platform, but also serves to alert its users about LGBTIQ+ events. that are carried out in the different cities where the portal operates. Like Hornet, there is a paid version that provides extras in operation.

Dating app. (Photo: Scruff)

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