Last but not least: How Yasni is saving Valentine's Day

Then a blind date could be the answer. This has been a common way of finding a partner since the 1959s at the latest. Suitable rendezvous partners used to be found via personal ads, party hotlines or acquaintances who liked to hook up. A week before the date at the latest, people started to feel nervous and their curiosity grew from day to day. But on the day of the meeting, the hopeful prospects often ended in disappointment: the person was a little too full-figured, talked mainly about themselves without interruption, or something else didn't go the way you had imagined. But times have changed: In the age of the Internet, Yasni is proclaiming the end of the good old blind date. Using the people search engine, you can find information about a potential partner in a matter of seconds and thus avoid unpleasant dates, explains Yasni CEO Steffen Rühl. The service searches the entire Internet for names and terms within a few seconds. According to Rühl, registered users can control their own reputation with their own profile - ego marketing and maintaining one's own reputation are becoming increasingly important on the Internet. The question is whether personal search engines are really able to protect you so reliably from unpleasant dates - when it is so easy to tamper with your own reputation.