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People are talking about Reddit both as a platform for live celebrity engagement, highlighted by Tom Hanks and Tim Allen doing an AMA, and as a site some users are being blocked from accessing on mobile web. The mix suggests excitement around community events alongside frustration with access issues.

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Key Takeaway Reddit is drawing attention for a high-profile AMA while also facing criticism over blocked mobile web access.
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Reddit is drawing attention for a high-profile AMA while also facing criticism over blocked mobile web access.

People are talking about Reddit both as a platform for live celebrity engagement, highlighted by Tom Hanks and Tim Allen doing an AMA, and as a site some users are being blocked from accessing on mobile web. The mix suggests excitement around community events alongside frustration with access issues.

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Ars Technica · 29d ago
Why Reddit blocked my daily visit to its mobile website

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Mobile web issue Daily visit to Reddit blocked

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  • Watch for reports or user posts about Reddit mobile web access being blocked or restored. Ars Technica

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  • Why Reddit blocked my daily visit to its mobile website Ars Technica
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