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Reddit announced Thursday it will require users to log in to access the site, a shift to protect data from AI scraping. CEO Steve Huffman stated the move improves user experience and ad revenue, which grew 54% year over year to $222.7 million in Q3 2024. Testing begins this quarter outside the US before a broader rollout.
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