Why some troops consider their military service a dating app red flagDating is tough, but apparently military service makes it harder.By Sarah Sicard10 months ago
Dating app user sends comically fake deployment orders to matchThe letter says she will be deployed to Ukraine with AFRICOM.By Sarah Sicard12 months ago
Marine veteran’s MAGA-themed wedding pays tribute to President TrumpThe celebration in Kalamazoo, Michigan, to honor the couple’s union produced quite the spectacle.By Jon Simkins5 years ago
Gay dating app Grindr declared threat to military personnel by US governmentThe app, which had 27 million users as of 2017, made personal information available without permission.By Jon Simkins5 years ago
Painting stolen in WWII is heading from US to UkraineThe FBI seized the painting after a retired couple transported it to Washington, D.C., to be auctioned last year.By Collin Binkley, Associated Press6 years ago
This new app lets you earn extra cash while running errands“I basically can turn on my phone and make money whenever I want,” says one Navy veteran, who has made about $60,000 on the JoyRun app.By Natalie Gross6 years ago
Service members are getting catfished, blackmailed on dating apps by male prisoners posing as women, report saysThe alleged sextortion scheme began in 2015, with prisoners posing as women in the same age bracket as the targeted soldier.By Jon Simkins6 years ago
Fitbits and fitness-tracking devices banned for deployed troopsAnnouncement is latest to tighten security as device data exposes vulnerabilities.By Tara Copp, AP6 years ago
Semper Bumble: Are Marines taking to dating app to find new recruits?This was the experience for at least one unlucky Bumble user who screenshot the exchange.By Jon Simkins6 years ago
An app to keep paratroopers glued to their phonesA new app may help solve one of the greatest risks from parachuting troops.By Kelsey D. Atherton7 years ago
How a popular running app reveals the discreet routines of life on baseThe running app Strava released a heat map of its users' activities. Here's why that could be troublesome for the Department of Defense.By Kelsey D. Atherton7 years ago