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Who uses online dating sites in France? Who finds their partner this way?

Population and Societies

n° 530, February 2016

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Dating sites arouse curiosity, and the use of dating services is, for the first time, becoming a widespread practice in France. They have not redefined the geography of romantic encounters, however, as most couples, and first couples especially, still meet in other ways.

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