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Reddit will end its two-decade practice of allowing anonymous browsing, requiring users to log in to view posts and discussions. CEO Steve Huffman says the change will first be tested in select markets outside the US in the coming months, with no firm timeline for a full rollout. Reddit is also rereleasing an incognito mode for its app.
Reddit plans to require all visitors to log in to view the site, a major shift from its current open-browsing model. CEO Steve Huffman says the company will first test the requirement in select markets outside the US in the coming months, with no firm timeline for a full rollout or details on what logged-out visitors will see. Reddit is also reintroducing an incognito mode for its app.
Code strings found in version 17.59.17.sa.arm64 of the Google app reveal a feature called 'Ephemeral Video Mode' tied to Gemini's internal codename Robin. The strings describe enabling an ephemeral mode specifically for video input during Gemini Live sessions, suggesting Google is testing a way to keep certain video interactions from being saved.