Reddit Closing Its Open Doors to Outside App Makers

Reddit Closing Its Open Doors to Outside App Makers

Reddit is shutting down the system that lets outside apps read its data for free. Third-party developers must now move to Reddit's own platform, Devvit, with a $1 million fund to ease the switch. It follows 2023's paid access fees and efforts to stop bulk data collection — all part of Reddit tightening control over its content.

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