I noticed today, having searched about TOR nodes possibly being run by government departments in a browser, I got this message, " Your request has been blocked by network security. Please try to login with your Reddit account. " I didn’t login in the app!
Haven’t come across that before. Has anyone else seen i?
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I’m just across the ditch. You have to wonder how much Reddit is now just an AI trainer.
I don’t wonder. by the time I left there were more barriers to entry for humans than for bots. more newly created or newly active accounts speaking word salad than not. and the moderator help subs were alive every day with somebody asking how to deal with it.
They’ll have a nice snapshot of data up until about 2021 and then it’ll just be garbage.