That’s when it hit him - the woman was a bot. She told him she needed to enter his government ID into an external site he’d never heard of, a request she claimed was part of a “Tinder screening feature” he was unfamiliar with. She was only 25 miles away and seemed excited to see him, but after asking if he could verify his identity, things started to get weird.
When she asked for his address, he sent it right over. “I don’t think you are,” Alex replied with a winking emoji before offering to host. I hope I’m not on the wrong app for that.” “To be honest, I’d just like to enjoy some good time.
“I broke up a few weeks ago,” she told him after sliding into his DMs. He swiped right and so did she - a fine start to what he was sure would be a romantic digital exchange. Alex, a single software developer in his 20s, was browsing Tinder last October when a cute brunette popped up on his feed.
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