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… Reddit didn't state if it would challenge the government's order or not, according to The Intercept , but it did provide a statement saying, "privacy is central to how Reddit operates and we take our commitment to protecting that seriously." Reddit also said in the statement that it does "not volun… …
… Huffman notes that Reddit intends to "confirm humanness" rather than verify users' actual identities, which would erode the anonymity that Reddit is known for. …
… Reddit has not said whether it plans to fight the subpoena, but according to The Intercept: “Privacy is central to how Reddit operates, and we take our commitment to protecting that seriously,” the company said in a statement to The Intercept. “We do not voluntarily share information with any gover…
… Futurism ran an angry article last week saying that Reddit “Intentionally Breaks Its Mobile Website.” And redditors have posted numerous complaints in places like r/bugs , r/help , and naturally r/enshittification . …
… I am not really a Reddit user. However, from time to time I am checking few subreddits, like r/Monero, on my mobile device. But it seems like this is over now, since Reddit decided to not let me use their website anymore: "Get the app to keep using Reddit", it now says. …
NEWS Reddit App Web-Version Smartphone Zwang zur App Reddit blockiert mobile Nutzer Von Martin Gerke Mittwoch, 13.05.2026 um 09:05 Uhr Reddit blockiert mobile Nutzer 11 Reddit testet offenbar eine neue Maßnahme, um mobile Nutzer stärker in die eigene App zu drängen. …
… "Dystopian shit," another user lamented in the r/enshittification subreddit. "iI Reddit forces us to download an app, then I just won't use Reddit anymore." Right now, Reddit boasts approximately 121 million daily active users. …
… At the same time, Reddit is also looking at more privacy-friendly alternatives, such as third-party verification services that don't require ID. At the other end of the scale is more comprehensive verification methods, such as government-issued IDs. Why is Reddit doing this? …
… Reddit will only ask ‘fishy’ accounts to verify Reddit wants to cut down on bot activity on its website without forcing human verification on every single user. Anonymity on Reddit is part of what makes the forum work. …
… Here’s what Liquid Glass in the Reddit app looks like. Latest Reddit beta for iOS adopts Liquid Glass design Last week Apple published an extensive developer gallery showing how third-party apps are implementing Liquid Glass. …
Reddit Tests Blocking Mobile Web to Force App Downloads
Hi HN,I'm Micah Blachman, the creator of Crosspassion.Crosspassion aims to be Reddit, but for finding where your interests overlap. If I was interested in, say, mechanical keyboards and type design, I could check the mec…
I hope folks are very skeptical of what seems like 90% of the posts in /r/selfhosted. They are bot posts. They read like someone is just starting out on their selfhosting journey or they're asking for the best way to do …
Anthropic’s Claude is telling people to go to sleep and users can’t figure out why. A quick scan of Reddit reveals that hundreds of people have had the same issue dating back months—and as recently as Wednesday. Claude’s…
Hey, here's the HortusFox dev again. I got inspired by Dan Brown's decision to abandon discord for a hosted zulip instance. And then it hit me... Back in the day, software projects had a website, documentation and forum.…
