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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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It's like they're trying to kill the platform
They didn't have a mobile app for the longest tim, that's why 3rd party became so popular. They just don't seem to get how to run it.
Yeah, maybe it's an exit scam. I bet some executive said, "I'll give the higher up execs what they think they want (ADS) which is the opposite of what the users want, but we'll all get bonuses just before the site dies."