Even if Tinder causes you significant harm — such as through a data breach or safety failure — they are only legally required to pay you a maximum of $100 if you have not paid for a subscription.
Tinder's terms significantly limit your legal rights by requiring binding arbitration and waiving your right to join class action lawsuits, meaning you cannot sue Tinder in court alongside other affected users. The platform retains broad rights to use, reproduce, and display any content you upload, and subscriptions auto-renew unless proactively cancelled before the renewal date. You can opt out of the mandatory arbitration clause by sending written notice to Tinder within 30 days of first agreeing to the Terms at arbitration.reject@team.tinder.com.