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Tinder's parent company is leaving Russia over a year after the Ukraine invasion

Tech companies are still withdrawing from Russia more than a year after the country invaded Ukraine. Tinder owner Match Group hasthat it will completely withdraw its dating app brands from the Russian market by the end of June. The firm says it's"committed to protecting human rights" and is currently"taking steps" to limit access to its services before the exit.

Match Group hasn't said why it's pulling out now, or what it's doing to restrict access beforehand. We've asked the company for comment. It did acknowledge damage to its European region sales in March, a month after the invasion started.

 

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