Do you agree with Tinder allowing criminal background checks on their app?

As for what information will be available to Tinder users, Garbo only includes information "relevant to the user's safety" — such as a history of violent crime arrests and convictions as well as sex offender registry records. The company excludes offenses like "drug possession, loitering and vagrancy, which often disproportionately affect traditionally marginalized communities," per the press release. Do you think they should give all information or just the information relevant to the user's safety?

"At launch, Tinder will offer two free background check searches to each user, up to 500,000 free searches total," the company said in a press release. After that, or for anybody who isn't on Tinder, each search will cost $2.50 as well as a small processing fee — costs which help fund operations for Gabro. Hypothetically, if you were on Tinder, would you pay $2.50 to run a background check on each person you were interested in?