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Reddit confirmed during its latest earnings call that it will shift to a logged-in-only experience, impacting private browsing modes. CEO Steve Huffman stated testing begins in Q4 2026 in select markets outside the U.S. The move follows a Q3 2026 drop of more than 1 million referrals per week, driven by logged-out traffic.
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