Most US Couples Now Meet in a Data Centre, Doubling Office Matches
menhguin · x · 2026-11-04
A widely shared observation: most US couples now meet "in a data centre"—via online platforms—outnumbering those who meet at the office. Cited data shows that in under a year, online meetings went from merely matching office encounters to double them, a striking marker of how dating has shifted online.
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