Reddit has introduced a new public content policy that lays out a framework ... or Modmail -- and will never reveal any non-public account information such as email address and browsing history.

Some have vowed to stop using Reddit, and others have suggested they may even scrub their entire account so that the company cannot monetize their historical activity. “For a large number of ...

Accounts that will be affected by this change ... You can read the announcement from Reddit here. Why we care. Reddit’s new policy allows advertisers to deliver more relevant and targeted ...

A year after Reddit updated its policy on non-consensual intimate image ... and permanently suspended 244 percent more user accounts found to be violating community guidelines by sharing non ...

Some have vowed to stop using Reddit, and others have suggested they may even scrub their entire account so that the company cannot monetize their historical activity. "For a large number of ...

Delete all your Reddit data and delete the account The last step before deleting ... If you’re against Reddit’s decisions or policies, you can make it difficult (or impossible) for the company ...

Reddit, in the end, won and Huffman’s payment policies stayed in place. Huffman addressed the protests in an interview with Fast Company last year, acknowledging some issues with how the company ...

On Thursday, Reddit is rolling out a new policy aimed at balancing its desire ... non-public content like private messages or non-public account information, like users’ emails or browsing ...

In its lawsuit, Reddit said Anthropic had also declined to enter into a licensing agreement for data and had unjustly ...

Some have vowed to stop using Reddit, and others have suggested they may even scrub their entire account so that the company cannot monetize their historical activity. "For a large number of ...

According to the film studios, Reddit argued that "the requests for identifying information associated with the additional eight accounts are ... implemented a policy for terminating repeat ...