Reddit plans to require login to view content
Reddit plans to require users to log in to view content, ending nearly 20 years of largely open access. The company says this will block bots from scraping data, improve user experience and boost ad performance. The change will first be tested in some markets outside the US over the coming months. Reddit will still sell data access to OpenAI, Google and others through licensing deals.
Reddit plans to require login to browse content
Reddit plans to require users to log in before they can browse content, ending nearly 20 years of largely open access. The company says the move will block bots from scraping data, improve the user experience and boost advertising performance.
The change will first be tested in some markets outside the US over the coming months. Reddit will still sell data access to companies such as OpenAI and Google through licensing agreements.
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