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Now none of these features are all that special but they are practical if you're busy, which a lot of Bumble users may be. These features are named Rematch, Beeline and Busy Bee.
Out of these additions, Rematch is the most obvious feature as it does
exactly what it says on the tin and allows you to rematch with someone.
If you didn't get to someone within the 24 hours you have to match or
message them, then they go into a queue and you can try again.
The next feature is Beeline which creates a queue for you out of users who have already liked you. This means you don't have to swipe and then wait to see if they liked you back. Instead, you can go through the list and just tap yes if you want to match with them. This might take away some of the fun but it also takes away some of the stress, especially if you're busy month to month.
The final addition is Busy Bee, which allows you to extend the 24-hour window you have to contact people and instead gives you 48 hours. Previously, this feature was only for male users but with the monetisation, this has been extended to female users too. Only if you're willing to pay $9.99 a month however. It seems weird that a female-oriented app like Bumble would have features that gave their male users more of an opportunity for free but that's just how it is right now.
The next feature is Beeline which creates a queue for you out of users who have already liked you. This means you don't have to swipe and then wait to see if they liked you back. Instead, you can go through the list and just tap yes if you want to match with them. This might take away some of the fun but it also takes away some of the stress, especially if you're busy month to month.
The final addition is Busy Bee, which allows you to extend the 24-hour window you have to contact people and instead gives you 48 hours. Previously, this feature was only for male users but with the monetisation, this has been extended to female users too. Only if you're willing to pay $9.99 a month however. It seems weird that a female-oriented app like Bumble would have features that gave their male users more of an opportunity for free but that's just how it is right now.
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