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Reddit CEO Steve Huffman announces the platform will force users to log in, ending decades of anonymous access to curb unauthorized scraping. Testing begins in select markets outside the US in the coming months before a global rollout. The company also rebuilt its incognito mode while maintaining licensing deals with partners like OpenAI and Google made in 2024.
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