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Reddit announced in a Wednesday blog post that it is introducing two new navigation tabs, For You and Following, rolling out globally over the coming weeks. The For You tab surfaces algorithmically recommended posts beyond a user's subscribed subreddits, while Following shows only posts from subreddits already joined. The change follows earlier moves by Reddit to drop RSS feeds and restrict access to the Old Reddit desktop layout.
Reddit is dividing its home page feed into two separate tabs: For You, which blends posts from communities you've joined with algorithmic recommendations, and Following, which shows only posts from communities you've actually joined. The change is rolling out globally over the coming weeks.
Reddit is dividing its main feed into two sections: a 'For You' feed powered by algorithmic recommendations, and a 'Following' feed showing posts only from subreddits users have joined. The app will open to 'For You' initially, then default to whichever feed was last used.
Reddit announced a redesigned homepage with two feed options: 'For You,' which blends posts from joined communities with algorithmic recommendations, and 'Following,' which shows only subscribed communities. The company says the feeds are meant to boost discovery, connection and participation, and users can toggle between them with their last choice remembered on return visits.
Reddit announced a new homepage experience with two tabs: a Following feed showing posts from subscribed subreddits, and a For You feed that mixes those posts with recommendations based on user interests. The rollout follows Reddit's earlier move to deprecate r/all as part of its push to simplify and personalize the Home feed.
X has updated its Under the Hood transparency feature to show users when their posts or accounts have had visibility limited due to legal requests from specific governments. The tool now identifies which country requested the restriction and which posts were affected, alongside existing data on account labels and algorithmic treatment. Access requires an account to be over a year old with at least ten posts in the previous month.