The video from 1989 Tiananmen square is not starting. Is that hardware/software problem? Or is Reddit just taking down some videos?

Reddit, you took away the following tab for a/b testing and replaced it with the algo feed. I liked the following tab. This sucks. Terrible user experience!!!!

There is a person who is logging in to several different accounts to upvote their own ideas and comment as if they're a different person who agrees and downvoting people who disagree from these multiple accounts. There are 4 accounts by them that we know of so far. This is not a large community and this clearly vote manipulation and would also fall under "disrupting communities." I can't figure out how to report them properly on the regular form, as there isn't a direct link under Report User or Content. What is the best way to go about this? Another user identified the patterns with same speech and took screenshots, and this person/bot farm is disrupting several communities by doing this.

Theres no dm option i cant even message anyone what the hell is going ?

I click on the SUGGESTED trending searches, and keep getting no results as of 2 days ago. What's up with that?

Mobile browser, Chrome. Doesn't happen on Firefox.

It used to be that if someone posted an image in a comment, and you clicked on it, it would open the image itself in a new tab so you could see a larger version of it.

Now, whenever I click on a comment image, it just opens a new tab of the entire thread itself, just with that comment highlighted, as if I clicked on a link to that particular comment instead of the image in the comment.

Is this a bug? Some new restriction? It's really annoying, because sometimes the images in the comments are so small that I can't make out text or details and I'm used to clicking on them for a larger view, but now it no longer works.

Anyone else experiencing this?

I am seriously tired of Reddit subjecting me to A/B tests and then taking away the features I actually like. I’d much rather prefer to just never be subjected to them. It’s incredibly annoying to get used to something and have it change back just a few days after I’ve finally gotten used to it.

I'm having issues, when I'm at home on the Wifi on Reddit, I keep getting slapped with age verification requests despite the age of my account and birthday being listed in my settings and yet when I'm on mobile data it doesn't ask. How can I fix this so I don't keep getting asked?

To add, I don't trust the verification service as it asks for sensitive documents I am unwilling to hand over to third parties and has been hacked/breached in the last year

I don’t know what’s going on. This is my main account. My other account work on this device but this one.

I'm noticing on my main page I'm now getting posts from communities I follow that are days old at the top of my feed but this was not the case before. It's extremely annoying to see posts at the top of my feed only to realize it was from 5 days ago and I can't find the setting to fix whatever it is they decided to do with the algorithm.

Is there a way to set it back so my main page is not organized but chaos and randomness vs recent posts from my followed communities?

It seems like not all users or posts have this, but I'm referencing when you reach the end of comments on a post and it just keeps scrolling and shows posts from your home feed.

It breaks immersion so much, I usually end up closing the app so fast.

On my main account I was notified it was suspected of automated behavior, now I can't vote or comment. I'm a regular user with the FocusRed app since it's light weight on my device which is older, but same happens on the website since the flag just a few hours ago.

I tried to verify I'm human with my Google account but get an error. I also tried to setup a passkey from account settings, same error, my device doesn't support passkeys.

What can I do?

(P. S. I believe I'm being targeted by followers of a certain public personality.)

I keep getting reprimanded on my posts and comments for breaking rules regarding age of account, lack of karma, etc.

How do I build those things up if I'm not allowed to do anything?

Hi, for some reason i was signed out of my account and when i logged in with my email address it brought up a totally different account. I logged in with my old email and now im back in and i double checked the email used and its the email i used the first time. Am k doing something wrong? I recently changed the email (yesterday) does it take a moment to register?

Hi, I was a fan of the For You tab when browsing reddit on my PC and then it was gone this morning. Is there a way to get it back?

For example, i blocked someone's reply on my comment, and yet im still getting notification from that comment thread, despite i cant comment anything aince i already blocked one of the comments in the thread.

Why, when you turn off “Show recommendations in Home Feed” (“Allow us to introduce recommended posts in your home feed”) in the settings, do only some of the subreddits you follow show up in your home feed, while others don’t?

Desktop, firefox browser.

The tabs that allowed me to switch between comments/posts/etc seems to have disappeared? What's going on?

So someone posted in a political sub I have been to, using my account, and reposted that to another political subreddit. I only found out because someone posted a comment on one of the posts and I got a notification.

I have already changed my password and I ALREADY had 2FA on. I also went to https://www.reddit.com/account-activity and cleared all other sessions.

Anyone have any other idea what to do? I also have both my email accounts that I use setup with 2FA and neither seem to have been breached.

Anything else I can do or any way I can find out who or what organization got into my account?

I’m using Reddit in Safari on a Mac. I’m new to sharing my own work here and have been trying to post about my startup launch.

I want to understand how Reddit treats self-promotion. If a community allows launch posts, are there separate sitewide guidelines I should follow for my account, posting frequency or links?

Where can I find the official guidance so I can participate properly?