Will Reddit restrict overseas access to logged-in users?
Yes. Reddit plans to test logged-in-only access in selected overseas markets in the fourth quarter, to assess a possible wider rollout [1].
Sources
- Reddit to trial access limited to logged-in users overseas — Ars Technica
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- Facebook owner Meta forced into fresh climbdown over plans to ‘steal’ UK publishers’ content after humiliating defeat in European court, as bosses branded ‘hypocrites’ — Daily Mail
- GM reaches $220M settlement over selling drivers’ private data — TechCrunch
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