When Aaron* tried to access Feeld, a dating app for people interested in non-monogamous relationships and kink, he was unable to load the interface. He quickly discovered that the app was down and would continue to be for the next day — a significant problem considering he had been planning on meeting one contact who was only briefly in town.
Feeld users took to Twitter expressing their frustration over an unexpected update that caused this long interruption of service. Weekend plans were ruined as connections dwindled without communication options available on Feeld, causing some users utter desperation as displayed by their flustered tweets.
Interestingly enough, one person humorously contemplated potential statistical data concerning births saved due to Feeld’s downtime while other comments leaned towards disappointment. They expressed annoyance about missed opportunities with people they hadn’t managed to exchange contacts outside the application before its glitch occurred.
Users lamented not just at lost interactions but also brought up issues about Feeld’s reliability and performance for paid members like Thomas*, from Kansas. Despite his willingness on spending $24.99 per month for premium features including unlimited likes and better privacy control, dissatisfaction arose when he couldn’t go further than matching someone interesting right before it crashed; much more frustrating as recent payment has been settled prior.
Similarly frustrated is Michael*, 40-year-old user from New York demanding either refunds or extended memberships since getting what you pay for should be a basic term upheld in business transactions, others echoed such sentiment threatening “give me back my money”.
Privacy concerns came under scrutiny when another aspect linked with updated version got Katherine* from Nassau County concerned: revealing actual name of towns where users are located. The drop in discretion levels for location sharing worried Feeld members leveraging anonymity, some chose maintaining their online privacy meant discontinuing membership entirely.
Another user highlighted this overexposure did pose real safety risks where victims could be potentially targeted through disclosed app locations; they criticized the CEO’s alternative to turn off the app’s Discover feature. Despite this remedy, issues surrounding increased accuracy from location configuration meant it was drawn back while safer method is drafted.
Feeld despite these complications generally trap such population segment thanks to its ‘openminded’ policy and offers environment conducive towards diverse gender expressions and sexual orientations otherwise limited within mainstream dating apps. Such reasons left Thomas with no other option but a rant on how no other platform successfully included his interest first besides Feeld.
Eloise*, user affected by recent outage eventually played down situation as individuals nowadays are more accustomed receiving instant services hence any delay consequently feel longer than actual period lasted. Disappointments subsequently amplified with knowledge that despite numerous complaints raised since downtime began, problem persists even though partially functional application has streeted along public domain again recently underlining technical challenge faced by developers behind scene to come up with an ideal solution soonest possible.
For Aaron, none of these aftermaths mattered anymore since plans got derailed halfway; opportunities ceased without necessary precautions applied during verbal exchanges from gaining trustworthiness landing him together with almost-date missing out on a prospective evening formulating breakthrough discussions — too close yet too far away scenario!
*All names have been changed to protect identities.
