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New study reveals changing trends in online dating

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When it comes to online dating, men are more likely to make the first move and pursue women with high levels of self-rated attractiveness. This is according to a major new study from the Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford and Eharmony, which tracked changing preferences and communication patterns among single Brits over the past decade. Despite marked changed to the online dating landscape — including the emergence of more app based platforms — researchers found that traditional gender roles and expectations persist. Men also demonstrate more confidence in their selection of a potential partner, sending more messages to women with a self-rated attractiveness score of between

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A website advertising casual sex for Oxford University students was yesterday accused of a privacy breach after publicly sharing a database of student names, email addresses and colleges. Students and staff quickly complained the website breached their privacy by publicly listing their entire university directory - including academics, porters, administrators and more. Students and staff quickly complained the website breached their privacy by publicly listing their entire university directory - including academics, porters, administrators and more [file image]. When it launched Sunday, OxShag's website featured a list of every person who holds an Oxford University email address. The list was compiled using publicly available information but the university appears to forbid people from storing and reusing the contact details. The website did not have a privacy policy, and when students requested to have their names removed from the database they were referred to an FAQ page and given no assurance their name would be erased.

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Oxford University dating website Oxshag shut down after data breach

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