3Fun is a location-based mobile online dating application that is available for Android and iOS devices. Currently available in the United States, the United Kingdom, Brazil, the Netherlands, and a few other countries, 3Fun has more than 2 million downloads. It has a high success rate, with 80% of its users finding a match within 24 hours. The company claims that it uses artificial intelligence to detect fake profiles and use technology like pre-signed URLs and GPS spoofing to keep it safe.

It uses AI to identify and remove fake profiles

Earlier this year, 3fun introduced a new feature where users can see the location of other users in real time. This was a great addition, but its use was hampered by an issue relating to its ability to identify user details. Now, with an updated app, 3fun has fixed this problem, improving security by encrypting users’ personal data. The company also introduced other features, including the ability to browse anonymously and delete suspicious users. Another improvement was the synchronization of users’ accounts. Couples who share one account will be able to chat together without having to create separate profiles for each other.

The new feature also enables users to upload verified or private photos. 3Fun claims to be the first casual dating site to use artificial intelligence to remove fake profiles. This new technology can recognize nude photos, stolen profiles, and other signs of a catfisher. Users can also Like a profile that is suggested to them by 3Fun’s AI program. However, users must upload a photo to access this feature.

It uses pre-signed URLs

When browsing the 3Fun website, you’ll find that it uses highly encrypted URLs. This means that no malicious bots or exploits can gain access to your personal information. 3Fun also uses a Web Application Firewall (WAF) on Amazon US to protect its database from common web exploits. Additionally, 3Fun makes user photos private by default, and encrypts all sensitive APIs.

3Fun is available in many cities across the United States. These include Chicago, Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, and Phoenix. Other cities that offer 3Fun include San Jose, Las Vegas, and Washington D.C.

It uses GPS spoofing

The 3Fun app may be exposing the location of users to researchers, despite its policies that prohibit it from storing location data. This has led researchers to discover that people using the app are located in places as secure as the White House and the US Supreme Court. This data could have been used to target the users. Luckily, 3Fun fixed the issue within a few weeks of being notified.