TL;DR
To unmatch someone on Hinge, go to your matches list, find the person you want to unmatch, open their chat, tap the three dots at the top, and select "Unmatch" [1:1].
Steps to Unmatch
If you've previously selected the "We've Met" option, the person's profile will be in your hidden matches section. You can still access this by scrolling down your matches list. Once you locate their chat, you can unmatch them by tapping the three dots at the top of the screen and selecting "Unmatch" [1:1]. This process is straightforward, but it may require some navigation through the app.
Handling Unwanted Interactions
In situations where you encounter unwanted interactions or harassment, blocking the person might be a necessary step. Blocking ensures that they cannot view your profile or contact you further [1:2]. It's important to prioritize your comfort and safety when using dating apps.
Concerns About Unmatching
Some users worry about being reported or banned for unmatching too frequently. However, simply unmatching someone without providing a reason should not lead to any consequences from Hinge support. Revenge reporting, however, could result in a ban [2:1]. Therefore, it's advisable to use the unmatch feature responsibly and avoid false reports.
Etiquette and Considerations
When deciding whether to unmatch after meeting someone, opinions vary. Some users feel that unmatching is unnecessary unless there was a negative interaction, while others prefer to keep their match list organized by removing inactive matches [5:1]
[5:9]. Ultimately, the decision to unmatch should align with your personal preferences and how you choose to manage your interactions on the platform.
I met someone on hinge, and selected the “we’ve met” option causing her profile to disappear. We’ve since broken up and she gets on hinge, looks at my profile and then berates me for updates, but I can’t see her profile so I can unmatch or block her. Any help?
…block her?
If you have selected "We have met" option, her profile will still be in your matches list under "hidden" section. You will have to scroll down in your list of matches to see the "hidden" profiles. Open her chat, hit the 3 dots on top and unmatch. This is very simple idk why you are not able to see it
Moreover if you have broken up you owe no explanation to her about updating your profile, just tell her to move on.
I'm always afraid of being revenge reported by someone if I tell them sorry I'm not longe interested. I figure I would just unmatch and not list the reason why I unmatched. But not sure if Hinge support will ban me if I do this too much...
No, if you click on "no reason/not interested" you will not get banned. If you revenge report to hopefully ban them, yes, you may get yourself banned for that.
I (20F) joined hinge a few weeks ago to see what it’s like and to try and get into dating. I matched with a guy (21M) who seems quite nice. A little bit into talking, I realised that I just wasn’t interested (there’s nothing wrong with him, just not feeling it anymore). We haven’t gone on any dates yet, we’ve just been talking. How would I go about kindly letting him know that I’m no longer feeling like dating anyone?
If you haven’t made firm plans for a date yet it is ok to just stop responding and or unmatch on the dating app. If you have then obviously cancel the plans first. If you want to say something you can say It was nice to get to know you a little bit but I’m not interested in pursuing things further.
Just be prepared you might get some nasty messages. A lot of men don’t handle rejection well.
In my opinion if you haven’t made any plans, or been on one date but no second one was scheduled, it’s not ghosting. It’s online dating with strangers and we can all read the room that no response means no interest. We’re all feeling each other out and it’s ok to lose interest at any point, no reason needed. That’s just how dating is.
But if you have made plans for a date it’s not nice to stand someone up and just disappear. If no plans have been made, it’s no harm no foul to just stop responding and let the conversation die.
Just say it exactly like you’ve told us! He might understand, or he might kick off because his ego is being bruised or whatever, but that’s not your problem. Other option, you’re 20 and it’s Hinge, and you’ve never seen the man; just stop replying 😅
i use this app sporadically and most of the time don't keep it on my phone. i installed it again today, had a bunch of likes piled up but the app is saying there's no likes yet. i am also trying to unmatch these 2 guys i stopped talking to and the app is glitching and not unmatching. how do i fix this ??
Shadowbanned probably. try buying the hinge subscription and if it doesn’t allow you, it means you’re banned.
???? it says billing error?? what the hell how 😭
App ko paise de ab😍💵
you’re banned. try contacting hinge support.
edit :
i can see people liked my profile on my email but can't see anything on the app 😭
“Hahaha, you people don’t understand American humor”
wym
App delete karke dekho saari dikkatein gayab hojayegi 🥰
Uninstall and never install again 🥰
The app wants you to stop using it
Out of curiosity, if you went on a date with someone that you met from hinge and the date went great but you are both at different stages in your life and choose not to take it further, would you then proceed to unmatch with them or would it not bother you and you just keep them on your matches list?
If I don’t plan on getting in contact, I unmatch. Simples.
I find unmatching weird and rude (unless they were being abusive or harassing or something like that). It's more effort to delete someone from your match list than it is to let them sink to the bottom of it.
How is it rude? If two people have no further business then there's nothing wrong with one of them unmatching. Is it rude to unfollow an old colleague or even friend on Instagram you no longer speak to? Then why would unmatching someone who's practically a stranger?
In response to this message I could either:
Doing 3. makes me a dickhead right? Who does that?
I agree with you on this. I have the same sentiment. It's the same reason I don't delete phone numbers off my contact list. It takes way more effort to delete someone than to just ignore it.
If I'm uninterested in a match, why keep the match open? No need to waste their or my time. If anything, that's the nice thing to do.
I don’t unmatch, and neither do the people I date. They’re all normal nice people. I find some people on here are weirdly aggressive about stuff like this.
What’s the point of keeping them in your matches, though? You had the date, didn’t want a second date, it’s over. Even if there was some reason you wanted to chat again, reaching out on hinge seems like a weird move when you could just text them…
It just comes down to…who cares? I have 200 matches so me digging for them is more effort than I’d like to exert.
I am a ruthless unmatcher. Dead conversations. Matches with no messages after a certain number of days. Everyone gets the axe eventually. I like being about to prioritize my attention towards the people I’m actively getting to know and minimize visual distraction.
Weirdly, my work email organization is….non existent and pure chaos lol.
This is funny to me because I am the complete opposite. My work emails are color coded with folders for everything.
But, I have only unmatched a few guys who made me feel uncomfortable and no one else, even if there is no connection.
I always delete in this case.
When you delete and re-create your account, will you see the people that you unmatched again?
you can use contact list to block again.
Sorry I mean unmatched…
Yes you can see them again
My apologies if this has already been asked, I've tried to search for this question but have had no luck.
My profile was active for a day before I spotted a friend on the app and paused it. Is there a way for my profile to be hidden from them only? I am not ready for people to know about this part of my life. Thanks all.
yeah remove works, but thats assuming they didnt already see your picture first
Thanks man. Ya I'm hoping they didn't.
No possible way. I usually just unpause and swipe few times a week then pause back again. Not comfortable with a public profile
Ever figure out an answer to this? I'm worried about running into my ex and would love if there was a way to block a contact before you even see them.
I'm not sure about that. I think I just scrolled through until I found them again to block them. Ended up just telling them anyway.
I believe the 'remove' option within the three dots drop down to the top right can do this.
Ah thank you. I did see it but panicked and paused. Haha.
"friend"=wife
Haha that made me laugh. But just to clarify I'm not cheating and I certainly don't have a wife.
Don’t sweat it. It probably wasn’t meant to be.
Move on to the next!
Just block them lol
Move on
Time to find new matches!
Went on a date with a great guy a few days ago. We talked about meeting up again. Today I noticed he may have unmatched me on hinge.
I asked him if he unmatched me, he said he did the ‘We Met’ feature and it unmatched us.
When you select ‘We Met’ does it unmatch you with the person??
Some people here say they unmatch after they meet to keep their matches tidy but it’s also a way to change your profile and whatnot without the other person knowing
No it doesn’t. You have to unmatch after that
Do people ever unmatch when they have the contact info/are dating the person?
Some people just like to declutter. If you’ve exchanged contact info and met, then it’s safe to unmatch. Plus the message notification remains for the last person to receive one; another reason to declutter.
You’d never know why and it may or may not matter re: outcome. It could be decluttering or him preventing a messy situation (too many people fixate and obsess over the person’s profile eg. If they’ve made a change etc). I personally unmatch once info has been exchanged, usually letting the person know.
You can always hide that person to remove the message notification but still have access to their profile in your hidden queue.
I mean, you have to know it’s a BS excuse no?
There are 4 separate steps needed to unmatch. You can’t “accidentally” unmatch. Anyone who uses that excuse is trying to pull one over on you.
Damn! I was hoping this wouldn’t be the case. We have each others’ numbers and have been texting so I thought maybe things were going well.
I know how you feel, a girl I had hooked up with a few times did the same to me on Tinder, without saying anything. The next time we hooked up I asked what was up with that and she said she was just cleaning up all her matches to start again. I said I feel deleted, she said who cares . Anyway, weeks later we're still hooking up. So I think if it's not exclusive, it's probably just the other person wanting to tweak their profile without judgement or sending signals. I'm cool with that, it's just an fwb thing in our case.
Some people commented on one of my posts before that they shahs unmatch after meeting once they’ve moved on to text. I don’t see why. The biggest thing is when you’re dating someone you met online and you go back online you can tell if any changes have been made to their profile
No it does not lol. I think it just has back end statistics. I’ve used the we met feature and can confirm it does not un match. I think it may also help to show more people similar to that person in the discovery.
Nah. There are additional steps involved even if he accidentally hit unmatch. There’s a confirmation screen that you have to click yes. And after that the reason screen pops up and you’d have to choose a reason. Then it unmatches. Unless he’s literally blind it’s not accidental.
Yeah un matching someone is a slightly different process. Plus I think you have to a confirm also after hitting unmatch so it’s not like it’s a plausible mistake if he got it confused with the we met. I call BS by him
I’ve been out with this guy twice now. Things seem promising, we text daily (mostly initiated by them), and have a third date set up. I went to check something on his profile a couple days ago, and noticed that he unmatched me on the app. I’m struggling to think of a reason why that would be, and would love some insight.
Edit: He deleted the app.
Most recently I unmatched because after a few dates she decided that I’m just a “friend”. Not why I’m on a dating app, thanks.
In the past it’s been because I got ingored
He might want to change his profile/optimize it but knows you would notice so if he unmatches you then he knows you can’t see it and question him about it.
Or he just really likes you and doesn’t want to see anyone else.
I actually considered this. It’s weird though… we’ve both said that we have no expectations of exclusivity until otherwise discussed… but we’ve also both said that we’re not really multi-dating kind of people. I just feel like he should know that optimizing his profile wouldn’t bother me.
At the same time, it feels pretty early to just straight up delete the app… pausing your profile maybe, but deleting? That’s a borderline yikes for me. (Aaand this is probably why I’m single).
Been there, the guy told me I was the only person he was seeing and wasn't interested in looking for something else and therefore doesn't have the app anymore. Found out months later he was just a liar and was in fact sleeping with multiple other girls at the same time.
If I were you, I'd assume he simply doesn't want you to see changes in his profile
He could still be trying but that’s good that you’ve had those conversations. Maybe he just doesn’t want to take the chance that you’d know and might bring it up.
It does feel early to do so, and you’re obviously a better judge of it since you know him better than any of us, but some guys are like that. I remember back when I was friends with my ex after we’d dated (such a terrible idea) and she’d tell me how guys on dating apps would literally want to be exclusive early on. It feels like a race to some guys.
It would be a yikes for me too. We all have reasons why we’re single (sometimes things out of our control) but I’m sure that’s not one lol
This is it lol the thought is that if you see him do it, it’ll make you think he’s not interested. Which he might be but he’s just keeping his options open.
Ask him about it and he’ll tell you he deleted it.
Four possibilities:
He unmatched by accident (I thought this was unlikely since you have to go through multiple steps, but people on this subreddit swear they've done it, so apparently some people are clumsy enough for it)
He deleted his profile for whatever reason
His account was banned
He reset his account.
He probably doesn’t have a need for the app? Maybe he deleted it?
Honestly I might be doing that
You have no idea if he unmatched you. He might have deleted his profile. It’s not like bumble where it tells you the difference.
Looks like a Kurt Angle fan downvoted you so I got you back to 1.
How to unmatch someone on Hinge
Here’s how to unmatch someone on Hinge:
Open the App: Launch the Hinge app on your device.
Go to Your Matches: Tap on the "Matches" tab, usually represented by a heart icon.
Select the Match: Find the person you want to unmatch and tap on their profile.
Access the Menu: Look for the three dots (or an options menu) in the top right corner of the chat screen.
Unmatch: Select the "Unmatch" option from the menu. You may be prompted to confirm your decision.
Confirmation: Once confirmed, the match will be removed, and you will no longer see their profile or chat history.
Key Considerations:
Takeaway: Unmatching is a straightforward process and can help you curate your experience on Hinge. If you feel uncomfortable or simply want to move on, don’t hesitate to use this feature.
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