Kolumne „Asia Techonomics“: In Singapur macht der Staat jetzt Tinder Konkurrenz
Mit einer eigenen Dating-App will der Stadtstaat die Geburtenrate nach oben treiben. Können wir von dem südostasiatischen Vorzeigestaat jetzt auch ein besseres Liebesleben lernen?
In Singapore, the government has launched a new dating app called "FirstDate" in an attempt to become a global leader in addressing declining birth rates. The app, which began operating in late September, is currently in a pilot phase and is only available to state employees aged 21 to 35. Upon registering, users must complete a detailed questionnaire that covers various aspects of their lifestyle.
These include their level of physical fitness, whether they live in an organized or chaotic apartment, and their preferred methods of relaxation after a long workweek.
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