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Reddit will make everyone log in to browse the site
Reddit plans to make the site available only to logged-in users. The first tests will run in several markets outside the US, and the news arrived alongside the company's Q3 2026 earnings.
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Reddit is shutting down RSS feeds and public API, blaming AI bots
Reddit is ending support for RSS and winding down its public API, citing large-scale scraping — and protecting a content trove that has become a lucrative source of AI licensing revenue.
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ChatGPT, Reddit and Roblox fall under the EU's strictest rules
The European Commission has classified the three services as “very large online platforms” under the Digital Services Act. They now face heightened requirements and fines of up to 6% of global revenue.
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Reddit Questions the Value of Google AI Overviews Amid Falling Stock
Reddit CEO Steve Huffman has cast doubt on the value of the AI Overviews feature, and the company is reportedly considering breaking off its licensing deal with Google.
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Court Dismisses Google's DMCA Suit Against Web Scraper SerpApi
Google and Reddit are trying to use copyright law to block the scraping of search results, but the court offered a reminder: search results aren't protected by copyright, and the platforms themselves don't own the internet.