Reddit is moving to “a logged-in-only experience,” CEO says
The shift to requiring accounts is intended to improve ad targeting, increase user engagement, and protect Reddit's data corpus. Huffman stated the move will also help the company adapt to global regulations and improve new user retention.
Key points
- Reddit will require users to be logged in to access the platform
- The move aims to improve ad signals and user engagement
- The change is intended to protect Reddit's data and comply with regulations
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