Reddit to require logins for full site access, starting with pilot outside US
Reddit co-founder Steve Huffman announced the platform will shift toward becoming a 'logged-in service,' limiting what logged-out visitors can see. A pilot program testing mandatory logins will launch in select markets outside the US in the coming months, though specific countries, restricted content, and timelines remain undecided. Reddit says the front page and pages reached via external links or search will likely stay accessible without an account.