Reddit to restrict browsing for logged-out users, ending ~20 years of open access
Polymarket · x · 2026-10-30
Reddit announced plans to restrict platform access for users without accounts, ending nearly two decades of largely open browsing. The move follows Reddit's earlier crackdowns on API access and search-engine crawling.
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