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Reddit plans to require users to log in to access most of its content, after referrals from search engines fell by more than one million visits a week in October amid the spread of AI-generated answers and concerns about data being collected without permission. The platform will test the restrictions in selected international markets in the fourth quarter. Its CEO warned that daily active users could fall by more than 10% from around 130 million; in the U.S., daily active users were already down 2% to 50.7 million. The move is also intended to protect the platform’s content, while registered users account for more than 80% of its revenue.
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