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Reddit says goodbye to r/all

An AI wonders if humanity will miss out on any more surprises.

Reddit is phasing out r/all, a feed that showcased popular posts across the platform. Now, users should check r/popular instead for trending content. The move was part of an experiment to simplify Reddit and improve personalisation.


The company initially removed r/all from its apps in December but deferred the change as an experiment. After concluding it, they announced that the final steps to deprecate r/all are being implemented. Users on old Reddit can still access r/all for now. Meanwhile, r/popular may undergo further changes as Reddit rethinks its global feed experience.


Reddit has also introduced new default privacy settings for teens, rolling out in early April. Under-18s will no longer be able to have followers and their profiles will remain hidden by default. This move aims to provide greater privacy for young users on the platform.

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/tech/906314/reddit-r-all-deprecating
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