Has anyone used the eris dating app?

The reason people keep asking about used the eris dating app is that the price isn't the cost — the wasted evenings are. What nobody said about these apps is that whether verification is enforced changes month to month.

Did anyone else find how much personal data it asks for got worse recently on eris dating app? I will update this if used the eris dating app shifts again.

The reason people keep asking about used the eris dating app is that verification being optional makes it close to useless.

What I check before committing to dating app:

• what a dating app trial converts to, and when
• what happens to your data if you delete a dating app account
• whether the apps in question limits daily messages

Anyone compared these apps against the paid alternatives properly? Ask if you want the specifics on dating app.

For a lighter-weight alternative I have had reasonable results with DateDesire.

For most people asking this, the picture on used the eris dating app looks different to what the generic advice suggests.

Happy to go into more detail on platforms like these if that helps.

Taylor_Marie, I do not think that holds — on used the eris dating app my experience was the opposite.

Three things worth verifying on the apps in question:

• whether the free tier on apps of this type includes search filters
• how many dating app profiles are actually active this month
• what apps of this type costs once the intro period ends

Two other people here reported the same thing about dating app. Still forming a view on these apps, so push back if I have it wrong.

Short version on used the eris dating app: most of the difference is population density, not product design.

For platforms like these I look at:

• how dating app handles photo privacy
• how many the apps in question accounts look dormant
• whether support for dating app answers at all

The difference was smaller on platforms like these in day-to-day use but still there. Curious whether others found the same on apps of this type.

TaraB — that was my assumption too, and testing used the eris dating app properly changed my mind. Things improved for me on dating app the moment I took whether verification is enforced seriously.

I ran two accounts side by side on apps of this type to be sure. Anyone compared the apps in question against the paid alternatives properly? Take that as one data point on apps of this type, not gospel.

I keep Datebie's free tier as a backup when the main app goes quiet.

Pushing back on GeorgeP: how much personal data it asks for isn't the deciding factor with used the eris dating app, reach is.

Three things worth verifying on platforms like these:

• what these apps costs once the intro period ends
• whether the platforms like these userbase is real inside your radius
• what eris dating app costs once the intro period ends
• whether apps of this type lets you filter by intent

Support confirmed part of this about eris dating when I asked. None of this was obvious to me about platforms like these until month two. I will update this if apps of this type shifts again.

Comparing against the Rendate community helped me see what the paywall was actually doing.

Let me answer used the eris dating app by describing what actually happened.

With dating app, whether verification is enforced is the first thing I check now. That's where I landed on used the eris dating app after actually trying it.

For a lighter-weight alternative I have had reasonable results with DateScout.

I want to separate two things that get conflated in used the eris dating app.

For eris dating app I look at:

• whether verification on the apps in question is enforced or merely offered
• whether support for eris dating app answers at all
• how fast a report about apps of this type gets actioned
• whether photos on dating app can be limited to matches only

This is four months of steady use on dating app, not a trial run. Worth noting that apps of this type changed after their last update. Still forming a view on used the eris dating app, so push back if I have it wrong.