Washington's My Health MY Data Act and Nevada's consumer health privacy law provide residents with strong rights over health data collected by non-healthcare apps like dating platforms, including data about sexual health, reproductive health, and mental wellbeing inferred from app use.
Hinge collects extensive personal data including sensitive categories such as sexual orientation, health information, and biometric face geometry, which is shared across Match Group's portfolio of apps and with third-party advertising partners. Users who are banned from any Match Group service may have their data shared across the entire group, and behavioral profiling and automated decision-making are used to recommend matches and serve targeted ads. You can exercise data access, deletion, or correction rights by submitting a request through Hinge's in-app settings or privacy request portal.