Reddit is making a major change to how users access the platform

Reddit is preparing to make a major change to how people access the platform, with plans to move toward a primarily logged-in experience after more than 20 years of allowing users to browse without an account. The change was announced by Reddit CEO Steve Huffman, known online as Spez, who explained that the company wants to improve personalization, protect its data, and deliver more relevant advertisements. While Reddit has traditionally allowed visitors to browse most of its content without signing in, that experience could soon become more limited as the company begins testing new restrictions.