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Reddit experimenting with blocking mobile browsers
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this post was submitted on 11 Jun 2023
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What awful timing to run this experiment.
Good news is best delivered piece by piece, bad news all at once.
The outrage against Reddit is already at its peak, may as well use it as cover to do more anti-user stuff.
My reddit account currently only exists to tell others about Lemmy
Indeed, Reddit half died for me when they did the redesign, and I only used RiF after that, now its just dead to me.
The post is over a month old, more like good timing to bring this to people's attention now haha.
The post is a month old. There was still hope they'd not mess up the api pricing