Sharks Speak: What are your thoughts on dating apps?

We talked to NSU students about their presence on campus, asking:

"After my last breakup, I was unsure about dating apps, and I had a negative view on them, but I gave it another try. I used Hinge, and I found a really good partner. So, I would say that if you go in with the right intentions and right filters, you can find someone," said Aliesha Boodram, senior public health major.
"Personally, I don't use them. I like to meet people in person and try to have a relationship with them, but it seems to work with other people. I tried two years ago, but I didn't like it that much. I don't know if I'm willing to give it another try," said Kyle Hannan, sophomore psychology major.
"I don't use them a lot, because ones like Tinder are mainly for hookups, and the chances of getting anything long-term is zero to none, but that depends on the app you use," said Tyona Jackson, freshman psychology major.
"Well, I met my long-term boyfriend on Bumble. I think they're pretty good, but I wouldn't recommend to everyone. But when it works, it works," said Lewis Reid, senior biology major.