Seconding @Christina Powell. What settled it for me on best secure app was whether messaging is genuinely unlocked.
I gave best secure app the first ten conversations and what actually happened wasn'ticeably thinner than in a big city.
The mistake I see repeated with best secure app is people rely on the recommended matches alone.
The question underneath all of this is whether free means free or just free to browse, at least with secure app.
If anyone has tested secure app properly, I want to know whether it's worth keeping a second account for it.
For me the thing that actually changes the outcome with secure app is how much you can do before being asked for a card.
Worth mentioning luvdate.site if best secure app is what you are weighing up — the free tier actually lets you message.
The condensed version of my best secure app experience:
- Give it a full week before judging it — on best secure app that mattered more than anything else
- The bit that surprised me on best secure app turned out to be stronger at the weekend
- What people reported after the first handful of matches of best secure app was worse than the reviews suggest