A new survey by the dating app S'More shows “79% of all online daters say yes, they'll still continue to use online dating apps” during the coronavirus epidemic, according to founder Adam Cohen-Aslatei.

 

"72% say they will go on a virtual date," says Cohen-Aslatei. "Some people are getting very creative and saying, 'hey, let's do a joint workout session together...or let's watch Netflix together or let's go on a museum tour together.'"

The coronavirus pandemic hasn't stopped some in their quest for love, even while practicing social distancing.

 

"In times of physical isolation, the emotional part of connection becomes even more important," says Cohen-Aslatei.

So, if you're in the market for a meaningful relationship during the COVID-19 epidemic, try S’More.

"S'More has been called the Love is Blind app,” says Cohen-Aslatei. "It's all about getting to know someone before deciding if you like them and even before you see them."