Reddit says it will become a mainly logged-in experience, with tests starting outside the US this quarter. Logged-out browsing and AI scraping are in the crosshairs.

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Reddit is moving to a logged-in-only experience to fight AI scraping and falling search traffic, starting with tests in select markets outside the US this quarter.

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Instagram now has an Apple TV app that brings Reels, longer videos and live shows to the big screen, after similar launches on Fire TV, Google TV and Samsung TVs.

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Greece's parliament has approved a bill banning social media for under-15s starting in 2027, with platforms given two months to verify users' ages.

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Facebook now limits Pages to two links a month unless owners pay a subscription starting at around $50 — with comments included. The plan isn't available in the UK yet.

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Meta has brought "Your Algorithm" to Facebook, letting users tell the platform in natural language what they want to see more or less of in Feed and Reels.

Reddit login required for most content in new logged-in push

Reddit to Require Login as AI Scraping Hits Search Traffic

Instagram lands on Apple TV with Reels and live shows

Greece Bans Social Media for Under-15s From 2027

Facebook Pages now pay to post more than two links a month

Facebook's "Your Algorithm" Gives Users Control Over Their Feed

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