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    February 5, 2020
    3. Americans’ opinions about the online dating environment

    Just over half of Americans say that the success of relationships started online is comparable to relationships that begin offline

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    3. Americans’ opinions about the online dating environment
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    Americans who think online dating has had a positive effect say it expands people’s options, is easier; those with a negative opinion think it facilitates lying
    Americans’ views on whether dating platforms are a safe way to meet people varies by age, gender and whether they’ve used dating sites or apps
    Just over half of Americans say that the success of relationships started online is comparable to relationships that begin offline
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