【indian bangla sex video】OkCupid launches 'I'm Vaccinated' badges in time for hot vaxxed summer

Want your matches to know you're ready for Hot Vaxxed Summer?indian bangla sex video OkCupid will let you add a new "I'm Vaccinated" badge to your profile.

OkCupid is teaming up with the White House to boost vaccinations in the U.S. and daters who make use of the badges will receive a free "boost" on their profiles.

Daters will also be added to OkCupid's "Vaccinated Stack" which lets people select profiles based on certain categories. You'll be able to use the badges from May 24, and the stack feature will launch at the start of June.

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SEE ALSO: Young people don't actually want a 'hot vaxxed summer'

Vaccines are getting a lot of attention on the apps these days. According to OkCupid data, mentions of the phrase "I'm vaccinated" increased over 1,400 percent in dating profile in May compared to January. According to the data, millennials and Gen Z are more likely than Gen X to cancel a date with someone who didn't want to get vaccinated.

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Ariel Charytan, chief executive officer at OkCupid, said in a statement, "While our users have continued to connect virtually over the past year, they’re really eager to return to in-person dating as the summer approaches — and we want to help them make those connections safely."

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