Being a part of this digital era, many of us find our so called soul mates through the social media, and many don’t. For the ones who don’t, they are often fooled and cheated upon by the ones they fall for. Many a times the profiles are fake ones and they ask for money saying they need money for some reason. And when a person is in love, he or she doesn’t think and just agrees to the things the other person says. Just by swiping left or right, you can just play with emotions and not select the love of your life. The best question is, are you looking for love or a way to kill your time? Applications like Tinder, Bumble, Hinge, Ok Cupid are on the list of top downloads. When “it’s a match” pops up on an individual’s screen, they get a rush of endorphins, as if they are being awarded. When these matches and subsequent positive feelings keep coming at unforeseeable times, the user develops a latent attachment to the application. Security is not always guaranteed in the cyber