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Reddit CEO Steve Huffman announced on October 29 that the platform will require user logins to access content, citing data protection from AI companies and improved ad targeting. While the homepage remains free, search engine referrals fell by over one million per week in October. Initial tests begin in selected markets outside the United States in the coming months.
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