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Reddit to limit access for logged-out users in strategy shift

Reddit Inc said it plans to shift to a primarily logged-in user experience as the social forum seeks to deepen engagement and improve the advertising business that continues to drive its solid earnings results.

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Reddit策略转变:限制未登录用户的访问权限

The strategy marks a big shift for the company, which has allowed users to explore its forums without an account for two decades. — Unsplash

Reddit Inc said it plans to shift to a primarily logged-in user experience as the social forum seeks to deepen engagement and improve the advertising business that continues to drive its solid earnings results.

On Oct 29, as the company posted third-quarter sales that beat analyst expectations, chief executive officer Steve Huffman announced that Reddit will eventually limit how much of the platform people can access without an account. The company plans to start testing different approaches in markets outside of the US throughout the fourth quarter, and hasn’t decided yet which parts of its site will remain available to logged-out visitors.

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