Black Mirror - Mass Effect shout-out?

It seems to me that the episode should acknowledge that the simulations of Frank and Amy might be sentient, in which case they are basically murdered at the end. The episodes San Junipero, White Christmas, and U.S.S. Callister all seemed to take the position that, yes, digital recreations *can* in fact acquire sentience, that they should be accorded rights, and that it’s valid and necessary to pass moral judgment on how flesh-and-blood people treat digital people. This last point was perhaps not really an issue either way in San Junipero, but the Jon Hamm character and the authorities in White Christmas, as well as Daly in U.S.S. Callister, were all portrayed negatively for manipulating and/or torturing digital people.

So why shouldn’t we look similarly askance at the creators of this dating app? A better ending might have been to reveal that RL Frank and Amy didn’t realize what went into identifying them as a match and have them become outraged at what their digital copies were subjected to in order to get them together.

What did he dream and what actually happened? It's hard to distinguish at some points in the story. I also had the feeling I sucked at taking the "right" decisions (if there even is such a thing), as I had to go through some archs a few times.

Also, I messed up the telephone number, and I'm super curious on what would have happened if I dialled correctly.

I checked a summary on YouTube after I was finished, but this part wasn't covered, or I missed it.