There are some red flags people need to watch out for when on dating apps. It's not a secret that I hate dating apps. I think dating apps have destroyed the ability to communicate for young people. Instead of walking up to a woman in a bar and shooting your shot, people now hide behind phones and computer screens. It's not great. However, I understand that some people use them, and I've heard some horror stories from my friends. Red flags on dating apps go viral. So, what should people be on the lookout for on dating apps? Well, you're in luck because a viral Reddit thread is exposing the red flags people need to know about. Check out some of the answers below, and hit me up at David.Hookstead@outkick.com with your thoughts on the topic: It seems like a common one on the thread is people who take large group photos so it becomes borderline impossible to figure out who is who. Let's be honest with each other. There's only one reason to do that, and it's because the person lacks confidence in their physical appearance. They want to confuse people because they know if it was just individual photos that they'd be cooked. You know where you don't have to worry about that? When you meet people in person! What an original and refreshing idea. Or meet them elsewhere. I'll tell you one thing, I damn sure didn't meet my fiancée on a dating app. That much I can guarantee you. Seriously, get off dating apps. You will thank me later. Have an opinion on dating apps? Let me know at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.