Jdate, the most popular relationship service in charge of more Jewish hookups than the usual bottle of Manischewitz, is playing hardball in the dog-eat-dog world of good match-making that is jewish.

Jdate’s parent business, Spark Networks, discreetly filed a lawsuit later just last year against Jswipe, the ‘Tinder for Jews’ dating application, claiming intellectual home within the page “J” in the Jewish dating scene (the business describes the branding since the “J-family”).

Also, Jdate claims the patent is owned by it on software that “confidentially determines matches and notifies users of shared matches in emotions and passions. ” Jswipe, like Tinder, notifies users whenever their romantic interest ‘swipes right’ on the image, breaking Jdate’s patent.

Or in other words, Jdate’s snap legal team were able to secure a property that is intellectual wider as compared to Grand Canyon, with possible copyright infringement claims over countless online dating sites, some of which “confidentially” [...]