The document explains how the information provided by Rad-that Tinder has about 80 million users worldwide and records 1.8 billion "swipes a day"-was false. Rad "was not authorized to make statements on behalf of the company for purposes of the article." "The article was not approved or condoned by, and the content of the article was not reviewed by, the company or any of its affiliates," the document said.
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to correct some of Rad's comments and clarify that he wasn't speaking on behalf of the company. Match Group, which is owned by media and Internet company IAC, quickly filed a document with the U.S. During his conversation with the reporter, Rad provided false information about Tinder, stressed that he has slept with 20 women and confused the definition of a sexual term. The London-based Evening Standard on Wednesday published a profile of Sean Rad, Tinder's 29-year-old co-founder and chief executive officer. The initial public offering for Match Group, the parent company of the popular mobile dating app Tinder, went live on Thursday morning as the company seemed to disown the app's co-founder in the wake of what media outlets are calling a "bizarre" and "unflattering" interview ahead of the plan to go public.
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