They should create a well-defined filter for people who still believe it's possible to find a partner. The problem is that these filters may exist, but they're only available for a fee, and I don't think that's right. Because in the end we are all a community. I personally sometimes pay to find men who are genuinely more real in conversations and who aren't underage.They use fake photos of their uncles, parents, or other relatives because it's happened to me. And they only ask for money, what they call "a league" or "help." I really feel like this app has lost control. There weren't so many underage people here before. Second, it's impossible to find your type for the same reason, and those who are don't trust you because this whole situation is so complex and uncontrolled. There's such a persistent issue being used to harm others—homicides, murders motivated by homophobia, simply for not validating someone's identity. Everyone here is of legal age.That he can prove it in order to avoid bad times, a bad experience, and developing an aversion to the application. I also think it would be necessary to add a space for you to define what you like and another for what you don't look for because in life both are valid and it's not applied in Grindr.It's also a good idea to manage your account by having at least two albums, not just one private one. The goal is to have one with photos of each other that aren't obscene, and another with private photos, which isn't bad either. But there are a lot of restrictions on the location metrics; for example, if you find someone, they're very far away, and fences aren't your type, yet they appear as if they really were there.In my case it's exhausting because I like chubby, hairy, older men, and I don't see any filter for this other than mature men.I know there are older men who like younger men, I'm talking about 30 or 35, but there's no filter for those searches that doesn't require paying. And it's frustrating. Well, if you make any changes, I would appreciate it.