This is something I can’t seem to figure out. Let’s just assume that 3rd party apps are the reason reddit is losing money. So, it would make sense that reddit wants to start charging for their API access. But why is the burden on the apps and not the users?

  • Ulijin@feddit.uk
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    1 year ago

    As well as the tracking data there’s also the loss of advertising revenue that would be generated via the official app. I don’t remember ever seeing adverts in boost.