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Are young Filipinos done with online dating?

June 24, 2025

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The Philippine Star

Ever scrolled through your feed and wondered if your friends have given up on finding The One these days? Your sixth sense is on point.

Are young Filipinos done with online dating?

A 2024 Forbes Health report reveals that 80 percent of millennials and 79 percent of Gen Z are feeling the dating app burnout, with almost half reporting that they failed to find a good connection with someone or were disappointed by people as they were ghosted or lied to (read: catfishing and love scams).

Yet, fresh data from Viber Dating offers a much more optimistic narrative: Young Filipinos are still in the game and, yes, still swiping right!

Communications super app Rakuten Viber, which recently launched Viber Dating as its newest in-app feature, reports that young professionals between 25-30 years old are the most active daters. As a feature that focuses on providing a secure and private dating experience for real connections, Viber Dating considers this data a welcoming sign that addressing prevalent online dating burnout begins by prioritizing the users’ needs for safety and genuine interactions.

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