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People are reacting to Reddit experimenting with limiting access to its mobile website unless users switch to the app, with some users reporting being blocked from their usual daily visits. Separately, there’s chatter about Meta releasing a Reddit-like app and individuals building Reddit alternatives.

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Key Takeaway Reddit’s mobile web access appears to be getting blocked or restricted as part of experiments pushing users toward the official app.
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mobile web blocking forced app usage alternatives to Reddit
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Reddit’s mobile web access appears to be getting blocked or restricted as part of experiments pushing users toward the official app.

People are reacting to Reddit experimenting with limiting access to its mobile website unless users switch to the app, with some users reporting being blocked from their usual daily visits. Separately, there’s chatter about Meta releasing a Reddit-like app and individuals building Reddit alternatives.

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platform impacted Reddit mobile website
reported behavior Daily visits to the mobile website were blocked

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  • Follow r/privacy and r/netsec for updates on Reddit’s mobile-web blocking behavior. Ars Technica
  • Track Ars Technica for additional reports on how widespread the mobile-site blocks are. Ars Technica

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