Reddit is coming for logged-out browsing, and users aren’t having it
CEO Steve Huffman announced a shift toward requiring accounts for browsing, a move that could impact the 59% of daily active users who were logged out in Q3 2026. The platform will test these changes in select markets outside the US amid user backlash.
Key points
- Reddit is moving toward a primarily logged-in user experience.
- Approximately 59% of daily active users were logged out in Q3 2026.
- Testing will begin in select non-US markets.
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