Privacy has become an important issue with regard to the use of smartphones. They host a myriad of personal data collection. Even more, they do so when they have high storage capacities. However, the latter is not a problem, since there is a type of storage in the cloud. Technological giants such as iPhone and Android have had a never-ending struggle for more than a decade. Their wide ranges of devices offer a myriad of advantages, which sometimes rank above the other.
However, everyone chooses the device that best suits their needs. Most users are inclined towards a Smartphone because it has everything. It is like a pocket computer. If we talk about privacy, it seems that IOS offers a broader advantage. It has a more secure path than Android has had.
The above does not mean that one is better than the other. Each one has its advantages and peculiarities. Although it sounds strange, smartphones, regardless of their Operating System, have something in common. This is certainly setting the trend, and that is that through them you can link using Apps.
How can I hide Tinder on my Android mobile or iPhone so that no one sees it?
Tinder application is a service that allows you to meet people around the world. The specialty of the App in question is to grant the user the possibility of finding a partner since it establishes a “Match” between those involved. That is, it relates to people through similarities in their profiles.
For different reasons, many users want to know how to hide applications such as Tinder on Android. To do this:
- Go to the applications menu
- Press the 3 vertical dots that appear there
- Select the option to hide applications
- You should then select Tinder and that’s it.
On the other hand, if what you want is to hide Tinder on your Apple phone, you must complete a few very simple steps:
- Go to the Appstore store
- Press your profile (where your photo is located)
- Select the Purchased option
- Locate the App from Tinder and slide your finger on it (on the left)
- Press hide and that’s it
This only works in iOS 10 or higher.Â
