Where y’all going after Reddit loses third party apps?

[roman101]

As you may have heard, lots of third party apps are shutting down, and many users are leaving Reddit. Where will you go afterward? Wondering where to find the SaaS community.

 

[613jono]

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[hobster777]

@613jono I am on the same boat.. can someone explain.

 

[saterneho1988]

@hobster777 Apollo was around before the official app. Has some nice features and is less social media-y in its use.

Some people are attached.

That’s all that I know

 

[lcaveman75]

@saterneho1988 Every mention of this 'blackout' I've seen has mentioned this app and the impaired user base .. with no other examples. It is as if this is the only thing really affected.

 

[hobster777]

@saterneho1988 Thank you!

 

[roy87]

@613jono 1- 3rd party APIs give users a better experience than using the official app.

2- A lot of developers who make these 3rd party APIs are doing it as a free labor, and charging them money will drive most of them away.

3- Reddit ignored a lot of requests from whoever is crazy enough to pay them money.

4- All the tools available for blind people are available through 3rd party APIs.

5- NSFW contents will be banned.

That means after the deadline, Reddit will only be available through the official Reddit app, which is buggy, inferior, and full of ads.

 

[613jono]

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[roy87]

@613jono I do not know. This was one of the points Reddit users were talking about.

 

[613jono]

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[moanalua]

@613jono New regulations surrounding nudity online that Reddit has the comply with, allowing 3rd party apps access could expose them to liabilities if the 3rd party doesn't enact the required controls to show the nsfw content.

 

[nolongerchaff]

@613jono Rumors. Reddit haven’t spoken about that at all. And it has nothing to do with NSFW