Engadget reported that the new questions include "Is climate change real?" and "Trump?"
"You'll see a brand-new category of questions that cover topical issues, so you can focus in on the things – whether politics or sex – that are most important to you," the company said Tuesday in a press release. "We'll update this new question category every year. The initial 2017 release includes 50 of-the-moment questions, covering everything from ghosting to (President Donald) Trump, from climate change to student debt – the things you want to know a person's stance on before you meet them."
"DoubleTake shows more photos and highlights each person's personality and profile within a mobile matching interface," the company said. "The new DoubleTake helps convey your individuality – whether that means showcasing a love for politics, craft beer, dogs, the outdoors or art – so you can connect with people you'll actually click with in real life."
Additionally, OkCupid said it will "debut a fresh new look featuring fun, lively illustrations" by Berlin-based artist Jay Daniel Wright, as well as "new typography and a bolder, cleaner aesthetic."