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Reddit Implements New Access Restrictions for Old.Reddit.com

Reddit is set to enforce new access restrictions for Old.Reddit.com, requiring users to have logged in within the last six months to use the site. This follows a previous requirement aimed at reducing scraping and automated traffic.

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<p>Reddit will soon restrict access to <a href="https://old.reddit.com/">Old.Reddit.com</a> to users who have logged in within the past six months. This change follows a previous requirement implemented in July that mandated users to be logged in to access Old Reddit.</p><p>The company states that these measures aim to reduce scraping and automated traffic, which they identify as a significant issue. A Reddit post from an employee, known as "judy-funnie," indicated that in the coming months, access will be limited to logged-in users who have utilized Old Reddit in the last six months, which the company estimates includes the majority of Old Reddit users.</p>

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