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6 Ways to Fix It
Liam is a dating app expert at DatingZest, helping people fix account issues, improve profiles, and get more matches. They know how Tinder, Bumble, and Hinge work and share simple tips to make dating apps easier. When not testing new dating trends, they enjoy analyzing dating profiles, or exploring new apps.
Why is Tinder Showing the Same Profiles? 6 Ways to Fix It. You’ve been swiping on Tinder for what feels like forever. Your thumb is sore, your eyes are glazing over, and suddenly you realize the same faces keep appearing. The same guy hiking a mountain trail. The same woman posing with her dog. Is Tinder glitching? Is your account cursed? Or is this just how Tinder works? How Does Tinder Treat Swipes and the Algorithm? Unlike some dating apps where a left swipe sends someone into oblivion, Tinder doesn’t permanently delete profiles after you’ve passed on them. Instead, it runs on an ever-shuffling algorithm designed to keep your deck full and your thumb moving. Originally, Tinder relied on an Elo-like rating system, similar to chess rankings, but it’s evolved into a machine-learning-driven system that factors in dozens of signals: How frequently you swipe Who you swipe right on How recently you or others updated photos or bios Patterns in how similar users behave. Tinder prioritizes showing you the people it thinks you’re most likely to swipe right on first. But once you’ve exhausted your best “potential matches,” it begins looping back through profiles you’ve already seen. – So, How to Fix Seeing the Same Profiles on Tinder? 1. Give Your Profile a New Look. If you’re stuck in a swipe rut (or suspect you might be shadowbanned), it helps to refresh your profile. Swap in new, high-quality photos that show different sides of your personality. Update your bio to include something unique, funny, or conversation-worthy, and tweak your interests or prompts to show you’re active and genuine. Sometimes Tinder boosts profiles that appear newly active. 2. Widen Your Preferences. If you’ve set narrow filters, try expanding them. Broaden your age range or increase your distance radius. Even an extra five or ten miles can add dozens of new faces to your stack. If you’re a premium user, use Tinder Passport to swipe in a different city, or even another country. A new location can mean a brand-new deck of profiles. 3. Check Your Internet Connection. If your problem just started, try switching to mobile data instead of Wi-Fi, or vice versa. A weak connection can sometimes prevent your swipes from registering properly. 4. Reach Out to Tinder Support. It’s a long shot, but you can contact Tinder support. It’s a great method for when the error is Tinder’s fault! Choose “A Tinder feature isn’t working” and then specify “Discovery” in the form. Provide details about your issue, though be prepared for generic responses. 5. Toy With the Tinder App. Log out, and then log back in again. If that doesn’t work, check for any updates on the App Store or Google Play. Before deleting the app, try to erase the cache in your Android’s Settings. Still nothing? It’s time to bring out the big guns… 6. Start Fresh, but Cautiously. If all else fails, you can create a brand-new Tinder account, but there’s a right way and a wrong way to do this. Simply deleting and recreating your account immediately doesn’t work because Tinder can still link your old account details, phone number, or even payment info. To avoid being recognized, you’d need to: Delete your account completely through your settings. Wait at least 90 days if you suspect a shadowban, as Tinder retains data for about three months. Create a new account using entirely new information: a new, effective phone number (e.g., from DatingZest), new email, different photos, and no linking to old social accounts like Spotify or Instagram. – Why go to all this trouble? Because if you’ve been shadowbanned, Tinder’s system will keep connecting your new attempts to your old profile, locking you into the same loop of low visibility and repeat profiles. For banned users, Tinder’s data retention can last one to three years, so patience may be your only option. Why Do You Keep Seeing the Same People? Despite Tinder’s official explanation that recycled profiles are usually caused by either bad internet connections or users deleting and recreating their accounts, the real story is more complicated. This can happen in perfect Wi-Fi connections while swiping, and let’s face it: it’s unlikely every repeat profile belongs to someone who left Tinder and returned. Here’s why the same faces keep popping up: 1. Living in a Small or Rural Area. If you’re swiping in a small town or rural location, Tinder simply doesn’t have a large pool of users to show you. Once you’ve seen everyone in your filters, Tinder starts re-circulating those same profiles so that your deck isn’t empty. 2. Narrow Preferences. Even in a big city, if your filters are too strict (e.g., extremely narrow age group and distance), Tinder quickly runs out of new people to show you.
Tinder steeds dezelfde mensen
