Dating App Specifically For Unvaccinated Aussies Set To Launch

A new dating app is set to launch in Australia and it will cater to anyone who has refused to get a vaccine.

News Corp says flyers for Pure Match have started appearing online and it promises to be the only dating service for unvaccinated Aussies.

Not to be confused with the other Pure Match dating app that is for devout Christians, the Aussie version wants to get people who haven't received the jab to be allowed to interact with each other safely.

Some people like to proudly advertise they are unvaccinated on the likes of Tinder, Hinge, Bumble and Grindr and that can result in them copping a serve from users who have booked in their vaccine appointments.

Pure Match sounds like it wants to give unvaxxed Aussies a safe place to meet other like minded individuals without fear for speaking openly about their beliefs.

"'What is the meaning of life?' Has been the worlds hardest question," the website for the dating app suggests. "'Are you vaccinated?' Has now surpassed that. We're here to help everyone with the same answer find each other."

At the moment there's only a pre-registration page, which allows you to input your personal information, followed by some of your interests or hobbies.

Nestled amongst things like cooking and animals is 'conspiracy and NWO [New World Order]'.

Pure Match promises to be simple to use, allow users to 'filter very fast', be smart with their matching algorithm and have a 'cool community'.

Australia's double dose vaccination rate for coronavirus is nearly at 74 per cent, meaning a large portion of the country believes in getting jabbed.

However, a loud minority of people have been trying to spread misinformation about the vaccine pretty much since the pandemic began.

But Pure Match isn't the first dating app to cater to unvaccinated people.

Unjected was launched earlier this year and it's apparently been taken off the App Store twice already.

Shelby Thomson and Heather Pyle launched the site and they said Apple's decision to boot them was 'asinine'.

"When everything came to a head with the dating sites with the vax badges, it was just coincidence with our timing, because we were kind of already planning this whole space for people who were making a different choice anyways," Shelby told Business of Business.

She claims the site is full of people who believe in getting vaccinated against the coronavirus, but are against the notion of forced vaccines.

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Topics: Australia

Stewart Perrie

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