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People are reporting that Reddit is restricting access to the mobile website and may block daily visits, pushing users toward the official app. Discussions center on how the change affects privacy and usability, with users describing being blocked and forced to download the app.

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Key Takeaway Reddit appears to be testing blocks on its mobile website, redirecting users toward app downloads and disrupting normal browsing.
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Reddit appears to be testing blocks on its mobile website, redirecting users toward app downloads and disrupting normal browsing.

People are reporting that Reddit is restricting access to the mobile website and may block daily visits, pushing users toward the official app. Discussions center on how the change affects privacy and usability, with users describing being blocked and forced to download the app.

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Ars Technica · 21d ago
Why Reddit blocked my daily visit to its mobile website

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Test type Blocking mobile web
Goal Force app downloads
Reported impact Daily visits blocked

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  • Monitor r/privacy for continued reports of Reddit mobile-web blocking and any user workaround details. Ars Technica

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