
Hinge/Mary Meisenzahl
March 6 is the beginning of the National Day of Unplugging, a 24-hour period when people pledge to disconnect from digital devices.
Dating app Hinge is encouraging users to take advantage of their technology-free day to go on a date and "connect with people, not profiles." People who disable their Hinge accounts for a day, go on a date during the period, and then fill out a brief survey could get $100. The company is giving out $25,000 total, or enough for 250 couples total.
See how to get your date paid for here.
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The first step is to set up a Hinge date for March 6.
On March 6, National Day of Unplugging, pause your Hinge account for 24 hours, starting at 4 p.m. EST.
Hinge has instructions here.
Hinge's "We Met" feature is designed to "provide better recommendations in the future."
Between 4 p.m. on March 7 and midnight on March 8, you have to fill out the "We Met" form on Hinge, after reactivating your account.
First, confirm that you met.
Then, you'll answer some questions about your date, and if they're the type of person you'd like to see again, in a form consisting of their name, email, and a description of the date.
Find the survey here.