I got banned from tinder last summer for 'breaking their tos'. When trying to contact them they did not give me any specific information so I am still not sure why it was exactly. Their support is just bots giving you automated replies and it is useless. I obviously did not send dickpics or whatever so the reason is not really relevant.However I am wondering if I can make a new account again or if I will be auto banned again. Obviously I still have the same phone number and I am not planning on making a new one. I can use a different email and new pics but obviously I do not wanna get insta banned again for ban evasion.Does anyone here know about this or have any experience with this? I read online that they keep your information 3 months, but I also read 12 months, which have not passed yet.Thanks
>>31205500Dont use tinder anymore. if you want sex, just use escortsdont waste your time
>>31205508Please reply ontopic
How long would they save my phone number in their records?
>After your account is closed, we will delete your personal information, as laid out below: To protect the safety and security of our members, we implement a safety retention window of three months following account closure, or one year following an account ban.
>>31205528About 900 days then they delete your number from record.
>>31205500>I obviously did not send dickpics or whatever so the reason is not really relevant.There's nothing obvious about that, and the fact that you post here and a good portion of men here are incels, it doesn't paint a good picture of you.
>>31205576source?
>>31205530>>31205912He means 90
>zoomers believe that tech companies delete your data
>>31205912kill yourself.
Usually all it takes is a new account. IP addresses are frequently shared by people in dorms or apartment units, or at jobs, and companies realize theyll alienate customers if they ban by internet address. So unless you need to upload a drivers license, it should be simple to make a new accountOne thing you want to do is clear your app's data history. Reinstall it. phone and computer too. Forensic data exists on both of those devices, much like a "cookie" exists in a browser history. you need to clear cookies to avoid a fresh ban even if you change your IP address
