In a time when people feel more disconnected than ever, Tinder is launching an important feature to help users connect and match more on a deeper level: Swipe Nights is now available to all users around the world. . Originally launched in the US last year, Swipe Nights is an interactive event within Tinder where users must make multiple decisions that affect the outcome of the story. Furthermore, these choices also have an impact on who they are matched with as more information about the other person becomes available. When the global lockdown began, Tinder saw a surge in usage globally, with 32% more scans being recorded in India. Hoping to help people, it added features like Free Passport to meet people from all over the world and Swipe Nights to make your conversations easier. "We're committed to driving innovation at Tinder that creates more ways to bring our members together, keep them entertained and help them meet new people," said Jim Lanzone, Tinder's CEO. The feature was originally scheduled to go global in March, but the company has decided to push it back to September and serve the most important needs of people in the new normal.