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Dating apps in the UK have The Invited Man (2017) Uncutteamed up with Downing Street to let users display their COVID-19 vaccination status in profiles.

Hinge, Tinder, and OkCupid have all announced they're supporting the UK government to encourage singles to share if they've been vaccinated for the coronavirus or are soon to be, with each app offering up rewards like Roses, Super Likes, and Boosts for participants.

Tinder is rolling out an in-app Vaccine Centre, which will provide resources for members in the UK, including information from the NHS, in addition to profile stickers including "Vaccinated," "Vaxing Soon," "Immunity Together," and "Vaccines Save Lives." Users who've been vaccinated and display these provided stickers on their profile will receive a free Super Like.

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A look at Tinder's vaccination stickers. Credit: tinder

Meanwhile, Hinge will allow you to add your vaccination status to your profile bio, next to where you display your age, height, location, and other information you want potential matches to see.

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The new feature — which lets you state whether you're fully vaccinated, partially vaccinated, not-yet-vaccinated, or prefer not to say — will start this week and run throughout the month of June. Users who participate will receive a free Rose.

How to add your vaxx status to your Hinge profile Credit: hinge

Over on OkCupid, daters will be able to add an "I'm Vaccinated" badge to their profile to show fellow singles whether they've had at least one dose of the vaccine. Users displaying the badge in their profiles will get a free Boost and will also be featured in the Vaccinated Stack, which lets people select profiles based on certain categories.

OkCupid's 'I'm Vaccinated' badges Credit: okcupid

Currently in the UK, COVID-19 vaccines are being offered to people aged 30 and over, as well as groups who have already been eligible. In England, people aged 25 to 29 will be able to book their vaccine from Tuesday, and in Northern Ireland and Wales, people aged over 18 can book their vaccine appointments. The government aims to vaccinate all adults by the end of July 2021.

SEE ALSO: Singles don't want their vaccine status to be a dating barrier

All the dating app features will be rolling out this week and continuing for the month of June. Best get swiping! Hot vaxx summer is here whether you want it or not.

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