The Gleeden application conducted a survey among its users and revealed that 85% of its subscribers already want to be vaccinated to have the opportunity to meet new people without worrying about contagions.
(CNN Spanish) ––
Much has been said about the reluctance of some to get vaccinated against covid-19.
However, in Mexico, according to an analysis of Facebook's Data For Good study and a national coronavirus survey from the house consulted by Mitofsky, 80% of the population in the country intends to be vaccinated against covid-19 as soon as possible .
But there is a sector of the population that "urges" to receive a dose: the infidels.
The dating application Gleeden conducted a survey among its users and revealed that 85% of its subscribers already want to be vaccinated in order to return to normality and have the opportunity to meet new people without worrying about coronavirus infections.
The survey was conducted online, April 10-20, 2021, among 12,345 users.
They even say that the users themselves will encourage their "lover or partner" to get vaccinated, as they say it would be easier for them to make the decision to start a relationship if they were certain that the other person was already vaccinated.
Silvia Rubies, communication director for Gleeden in Latin America, says that the data obtained from the survey was surprising.
Rubies points out that within her community there are a large number of personnel who work in the health sector and who know and understand the benefits of the vaccine.
No matter what the priorities are, the important thing is that a vast majority of people are willing to get vaccinated.
Gleeden is a platform founded in 2009 that claims to be a benchmark in the field of extramarital dating in Latin America.
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According to Gleeden, their community encompasses more than 8 million members worldwide.
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