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Building Real Connection in a Disconnected World

In a world that feels more connected than ever, loneliness is still rising. In this conversation, Gabor Kadas shares why real friendship, trust, and in-person connection matter more than ever.

We live in the most digitally connected era in history, yet many people feel more isolated than ever.

That is one of the central themes in this conversation with Friending founder Gabor Kadas: technology may keep us constantly in touch, but it does not always create real human connection. Social media, messaging, and online platforms can give the impression of closeness while still leaving people emotionally disconnected.

At Friending, we believe this is one of the biggest social challenges of our time.

Real friendship is not built through endless scrolling or shallow online interaction. It is built through trust, shared experiences, and meeting real people in real life. That is why Friending was created as a platform focused on authentic social connection, with identity and selfie verification designed to help people feel safer and more confident when meeting others.

The conversation also highlights something important: loneliness is not always about physically being alone. It can exist even when someone is surrounded by people, busy with work, or constantly online. What many people are really missing is meaningful connection, emotional safety, and the chance to build genuine friendships.

As the world becomes more digital, we believe the need for trusted, real-world connection will only grow.

That is the future we are building for.

Real. Verified. Safe.