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Kinder: Finally, Tinder for Kids

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Maybe you don’t want to commit to a playground friend for life. Maybe you just wanna meet new people, just have a casual game of hopscotch. Thankfully, there’s a new app that’s disrupting online playdating. Meet Kinder.

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