Reddit is notoriously known for having a bad search engine, and for years everyone preferred to use Google Search, instead of the platform’s own. Today, the platform revealed that this will not change, but rather the partnership with Google will expand. Google will gain access to the network’s Data API, and in return, content and […]
Read MoreWhat you need to know An emerging report indicates that Reddit is in the middle of a megadeal with an unnamed large AI company worth $60 million yearly. The deal could potentially allow the company to use the content from Reddit to train its AI models. More details about the deal, the company’s identity, and […]
Read MoreReddit this week announced that it will no longer allow Reddit users to opt out of ad personalization, which means that ads on the platform will be targeted based on site usage. Right now, users can choose to toggle off an option to “personalize ads based on your Reddit activity and account info,” but this […]
Read MoreReddit supprime son programme actuel de récompenses et le remplace par un nouveau système de votes via un Programme des contributeurs, qui permet à certains utilisateurs, y compris les modérateurs, de gagner de l’argent. Le nouveau système propose aux utilisateurs six options d’achat pour attribuer des récompenses aux messages et aux commentaires. Si le destinataire […]
Read MoreReddit is a popular social media network for finding answers to all kinds of topics. You can also use the app to learn more about the different programs and tools you use, along with discovering people that have similar interests to you. Related Reading: You can use Reddit on both your smartphone and computer, along […]
Read MoreLa nouvelle édition de la Pixel War a pris un tournant inattendu sur Reddit. Alors que la plateforme traverse actuellement une vague de protestation de la part des utilisateurs, certains ont jugé bon de profiter de l’événement pour faire part de leur mécontentement. Le tout, avec un sens de la formule pour le moins direct. […]
Read MorePopular third-party Reddit app Apollo is set to shut down after today as Reddit will be implementing its paid API changes tomorrow. Apollo’s shuttering was announced earlier in June after developer Christian Selig was unable to work out a deal with Reddit to keep the app functional. Reddit as of tomorrow will be charging third-party […]
Read MorePopular third-party Reddit app Apollo was updated today with an option for users to decline a refund for their remaining subscription time. Users who do not exercise this option will automatically receive a pro-rated refund. “If you’ve been happy with the service I’ve provided over the years, please consider declining the refund as they are […]
Read MoreWhat you need to know Microsoft is testing a darker user interface in its Edge browser. The refreshed dark mode has a full black background for the favorites bar, toolbar, sidebar, and other parts of Edge. Since the darker dark mode is part of a controlled rollout, you may not see it yet, even if […]
Read MoreA ransomware group that hacked into Reddit’s servers back in February is threatening to release stolen data if Reddit does not walk back its planned API changes, reports Bleeping Computer (via The Verge). At the time of the hack, no one took credit, but ransomware group BlackCat yesterday said that it was responsible. 80GB of […]
Read MoreReddit a été victime d’une intrusion en février dernier. Le groupe responsable de cette attaque réclame le paiement d’une forte rançon et l’annulation de le retour à la gratuité de l’accès à l’API du site. Crédit : 123rf Reddit, le site Web qui se classait au 10e rang des sites les plus visités au monde […]
Read MoreEn fin de semaine dernière, le plus gros subreddit dédié au piratage de jeux Nintendo Switch a disparu de la plateforme. En 3 ans d’existence, r/NewYuzuPiracy a attiré pas moins de 70 000 membres, qui discutaient ouvertement des meilleurs moyens d’obtenir les titres Nintendo gratuitement. On s’attend à ce qu’un successeur surgisse rapidement. Crédits : Unsplash Décidément, la situation […]
Read MoreAs some subreddits continue blackouts to protest Reddit’s plans to charge high prices for its API, Reddit has informed the moderators of those subreddits that it has plans to replace resistant moderation teams to keep spaces “open and accessible to users.” In a comment shared by r/Apple moderator @aaronp613, Reddit cited its Moderator Code of […]
Read MoreReddit CEO Steve Huffman on Monday told Reddit employees that he is unconcerned about current protests over the company’s sudden API changes. In a letter shared by The Verge, Huffman said that while there’s a “lot of noise” right now, it “will pass.” He also said that Reddit “has not seen any significant revenue impact […]
Read MoreReddit a récemment annoncé des modifications de son programme d’interface de programmation d’applications (API), notamment de nouveaux frais pour les tiers qui accèdent aux outils et aux données de l’entreprise. Une mesure censée encadrer l’accès par les IA a son précieux corpus en ligne. Mais cela a un autre conséquence : Cette mesure entraînera la […]
Read MoreWhat you need to know Reddit, a popular news aggregation and discussion site with over 50 million daily active users, is “going dark,” with most of its subreddit communities choosing to enter private mode. Users are doing this to protest upcoming Reddit API price increases that will make it impossible for third-party app and bot […]
Read MoreWhat you need to know A massive group of subreddits are protesting Reddit by ‘going dark’ for at least 48 hours. Multiple Microsoft and Windows-focused subreddits are shut down temporarily as part of the Reddit Blackout. The protests are in response to Reddit increasing the cost of accessing its APIs, which has widespread effects on […]
Read MoreApple-related subreddit /r/apple has gone dark in protest of Reddit’s upcoming API pricing changes affecting third-party Reddit apps. The subreddit is now private, meaning that users can no longer view or submit posts, and the moderators behind the community said it will remain that way for the next 48 hours, or potentially longer if necessary. […]
Read MorePopular third-party Reddit app Apollo will be shutting down as of June 30, Apollo developer Christian Selig announced today. The news comes after Reddit decided to start requiring developers to pay an unreasonable amount to access its API. Selig said in late May that Reddit is charging $12,000 for 50 million requests, and given the […]
Read MoreRien ne va plus chez Reddit. Depuis l’annonce de la mise à mort des applications tierces permettant de naviguer sur la plateforme sans publicités, les utilisateurs se montrent de plus en plus virulents à l’égard de ses créateurs. Le 12 juin prochain, de nombreux subreddits très importants se mettront en privé pour protester contre cette […]
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