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BYU study highlights the dangers of not vetting who you meet on dating apps

Additional social media apps: Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook are also being used to meet others online. Our society quickly went from meeting people in an elevator to meeting individuals online and without having a conversation about how to do so safely. The information below can help you protect yourself and others while navigating online dating. Note: It is never your fault if you are assaulted. No matter the circumstances, it is the responsibility of every individual to get consent. Nonconsensual sexual activity is a crime and violates policy.

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Estimated read time: minutes. This archived news story is available only for your personal, non-commercial use. Information in the story may be outdated or superseded by additional information. Reading or replaying the story in its archived form does not constitute a republication of the story. OREM — A group of Brigham Young University students recently used a popular dating application to perform a social experiment on unsuspecting fellow students in Utah Valley.

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By Tyler S. Stahle in the Spring Issue.

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Dating Culture + BYU-I = Messy

Angela Romero D-Salt Lake City plans to make another run at a bill during the upcoming legislative session to address safety in dating apps. The bill gained widespread support last session but died in the Senate in the final hours. Romero's push this year is fueled by a new study conducted by BYU nursing professor Julie Valentine and other researchers. They are indeed very different.

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