While the above statement would benefit from adding the word "Some" to the start, I'm not sure it would generate much outcry.
Women aren't evaluated on their income like men are, they are evaluated on their looks. An equivalent app would be something that lets men share if women are less attractive than their pictures.
Thinking every man is a predator is a great way to mostly meet male predators and wind up alone.
On app dates, it's extremely obvious when the person you're sitting down with has the "every man is a predator" attitude. Being treated like that isn't fun. Then a lot of people wonder why all their dates fail or go nowhere or why they can't move outside the app.
In this case, given the long, well established history of the subjugation of women by men, I would say they are well within their rights to be "careful".