According to Venturebeat.com, the number of people who have cellphones is expected to reach the five billion mark by next year. So, while not everyone has a cell phone, technology is surely taking over the world one person at a time.
Cell phones great don't get us wrong, but all those spam calls from random numbers that somehow get a hold of your number are beyond annoying. How do they get them anyway? You share your phone number with one company and suddenly all the companies in the world have your number. It turns you off of ever sharing your number with anyone.
We understand how frustrating this can be and understand that you probably never want to share your number with anyone ever again, but what about with the experts at Pyar? While it's not necessary to verify your number, it is encouraged and here's why.
1. Realness
As we've talked about in many articles here on Pyar, verifying your mobile number helps others identify how real you are, it's just one of the five trophies you can collect that helps verify that you're a real person. You wouldn't want to make it to your first date and find out your match isn't real.
2. Security
In addition to trophies, we've also discussed how important security is to Pyar and when it comes to the world wide web in general, it's pretty important to feel secure on any site you're on. Pyar has created verification trophies for that exact reason; to make sure its users feel safe and can determine whether their match is the real deal or not. Not only do you not want to go to a restaurant to meet your match, only to find out that you've been tricked into thinking they were someone else, it can be really scary to meet someone for the first time that you don't actually know.
Pyar was created in the interest of those who are interested in forming a long-term meaningful connection with another person so, providing a safe environment to do so, is high priority for the company. Providing phone verification is just one of the ways Pyar makes their dating community a safer place to find long-term partners.