During registration, Astro-Vision will collect information about the software, operating system and hardware details of your computer/Mobile/Tab. Registration associates the use of the software with a specific device. Your use or installation of this copy of Astro-Vision software indicates your acceptance of this license. By installing the software you also explicitly provide your consent to the transmission, storage and use of information about your computer/Mobile/Tab, operating system, hardware and certain private information including your name, age, address, email id and Contact Numbers given by you during registration by Astro-Vision, for internet-based services and updates, market study and data analysis pertaining to customer behaviour, identify future requirements and ensure customer satisfaction. If you do not agree to comply with the terms, please do not install the software. It also found that 39% of Brits are regularly consulting their horoscopes to find solace in knowing their astrological forecast for particular days. For more on how brands can connect with spiritual seekers during the pandemic, look out for our upcoming report Faith in Flux, publishing on August 31.įor more ways in which brands can tap into the wider trend towards ‘slow’ online dating, see our Three-Minute Trend: Courtship in Quarantine.Provided by Astro-Vision Futuretech Pvt Ltd from time to time in future.īy installing the software, you expressly agree to the terms of license. UK psychic and tarot card readings website Medium Chat reported a 104% uptick in horoscope enquiries since Britain went into lockdown in March ( Medium Chat, 2020). Meanwhile, London-based Dazed Beauty saw a 22% increase in horoscope-related traffic this quarter ( New York Times, 2020). Searches for ‘psychic’ in the US surged to a one-year high during the week of March 8 – when the government began issuing guidance on Covid-19.

The launch of Struck reflects the rising demand for spiritual connection during the pandemic. The app is live in New York, LA and the Bay Area, and looking to expand. Struck limits users to four matches a day, and only allows conversation with one match a day, forcing users to consider who they really want to invest their time with. Users also select six personality traits associated with their birth chart and three life priorities to communicate their temperament and goals. To build a profile, users input their birth chart details so that the app can consider their moon, rising and sun signs to match individuals based on their astrological compatibility. Launched in July, LA-based start-up Struck aims to challenge dating’s fast-paced ‘swipe’ culture with its astrology-based matchmaking app.

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