>OkCupid gave users different prices based on whether they selected male or female for their profile.

never heard or thought about this before, but it kind of makes sense for a dating app. its one of the only levers available to them to attempt any sort of balance between user genders. it sucks for everyone (including the users) if the male:female ratio is like 20:1 or whatever.

i would rather pay a couple of extra dollars, relative to the opposite sex, if it meant access to a wider pool of potential matches.

Does anything in the FTC action prevent users from filing their own class action suit(s)?

(Sincere question, not snark)

There's so much shady and unethical behavior from these companies I'm surprised there's not more lawsuits and litigation against them.