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Electronics giant Samsung has launched a dating app called “Refrigerdating” that runs on smart refrigerators — and connects eligible singles based on the compatibility of their food choices.<\/p>
“We hope people can meet under more honest or transparent circumstances with the help of the contents of the fridge, because that can tell you a lot about the personality,” Samsung PR manager Elin Axelsson told CNET<\/em><\/a>.<\/p> The app is available on the Samsung Family Hub Refrigerator, which costs $4,000 — so even if the food algorithm isn’t perfect, Refrigerdating will at least connect mates in the same socio-economic sector.<\/p> CNET<\/em> describes the app as working much like Tinder, giving lonely hearts the opportunity to swipe right or left on the contents of their peers’ fridges.<\/p> If the idea sounds silly, it could be because the app is likely a marketing stunt.<\/p> “Let’s be honest: this service isn’t strictly altruistic,” wrote Digital Trends<\/em><\/a>. “Samsung is using it to promote its Family Hub line of smart fridges, and you’ll need to own one in order to participate.”<\/p> READ MORE:<\/strong> Samsung Tries to Turn Your Refrigerator Into Tinder<\/a> [CNET<\/em>]<\/p><\/div><\/div> More on online dating: <\/strong>Facebook Makes Dating Service “Facebook Official”<\/a><\/em><\/p><\/div><\/div> The post Dating App for Smart Fridges Matches Singles Based on Leftovers<\/a> appeared first on Futurism<\/a>.<\/p> See the rest here: Refrigerdating Electronics giant Samsung has launched a dating app called \u201cRefrigerdating\u201d that runs on smart refrigerators\u00a0\u2014 and connects eligible singles based on the compatibility of their food choices. Continue reading Hacksaw Fridge<\/h2>
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