In November 2017 I posted an article about Tinder as ethnographic tool in Israel and Palestine. The author, a PhD student has written a follow up. “Little is written about anthropologists pursuing romance or sex in the field, and even less on the complex ethical issues involved in the construction of ethical relations between parties in such situations. We are encouraged to be reflexive, to consider our own subjectivity and influence on situations as gendered, sexual, and racialised bodies, but not where this concerns not only our romantic or sexual encounters, but also our use of romantic or sexual dynamics with our interlocutors when in the field.”
http://allegralaboratory.net/follow-up-tinder-as-a-research-method/