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Are you trying to avoid submitting a selfie for verification on Bumble? Since both real people and AI facial recognition tools are used to compare your profile photos to your verification selfie, it's impossible to bypass or trick the verification process. This wikiHow article teaches you about Bumble's verification process and why you can't avoid it.

Section 1 of 4:

Can I avoid photo verification on Bumble?

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  1. Photo verification exists so you can't catfish or trick other users into thinking you're someone else. [1] If you are prompted to verify your photo, you'll need to comply by taking selfies in specific poses, which are then cross-referenced with your profile photos. [2]
    • Having clear photos of yourself on your profile can speed up the photo verification process, as it'll make it much easier for Bumble's support team to validate your verification selfies.
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Why Verification Is Important

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  1. If you're tired of catfishing or fake profiles, verification will help you out. [4] A blue badge with a star inside it appears next to verified accounts, so you know that the person you're chatting with is actually the same person in the photos . [5]
  2. Once you're verified, you can send a verification request to a person in your chats to make sure you're talking to the actual person. [6] If you ever find yourself struggling to start a conversation with people on Bumble, asking for verification can give you something to talk about.
  3. If you verify your profile before someone requests that you do so, you're showing potential matches that you're proactive and trustworthy.
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What if I don't want to verify my profile?

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  1. If you take better pictures of yourself , you shouldn't have to resort to using phony photos on dating apps. Anyone can look good with the right lighting, poses, and camera techniques. [7]
  2. If you're opposed to the idea of verification for privacy reasons, try an app that doesn't require you to verify your photos, including OKCupid, Plenty of Fish, Match.com, and eHarmony.
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