tl;dr: They locked the original icon behind Reddit Premium.
Laughing. My. Mother. Fucking. Ass. Off.
All they had to do was say, “ok, third party apps can stay for premium users only” and I’d probably have Reddit premium now. Instead I deleted my ten plus year old account along with all my posts that weren’t mod announcements (so only two didn’t get deleted).
Instead I’ve fucked right on off to Kbin and Lemmy and all is well. Fuck Reddit and MOTHERFUCK Steve Huffman the stupid pig boy.
Same. I used to pay for premium even though I was an Apollo user. I paid because I liked Reddit and thought it brought me value.
Now I’m only keeping my account to ensure my posts and comments stay dead as best as I can.
Sure, fuck up your own branding Reddit, be my guest 😂😂👏👏👏
Seriously, what the fuck are they thinking here? It’s like branding 101 to not mess with it unless you’re looking at rebranding
They're thinking if they don't make every last cent today their IPO will be a catastrophe and this will all be for nothing.
This is basically like a old wooden ship trying to outrun a hurricane by jettisoning everything on board that can be lost. Right now, they are not thinking long term in the slightest. It's solely about stopping that valuation from dropping, and they'll do anything at all.
The fact the original and classic icons are locked behind a paywall is fucking comical, how idiotic do you need to be to LOCK your ORIGINAL icon? lol
anyone who would want to use it would never use the official (cr)app anyway
Lmfao, they made the DEFAULT icon a paid option?? What the actual fuck?
Are they really that desperate now?
Yes.
They are most likely running out of runway with investors refusing to keep lighting more money on fire. And since their burn rate is still more than their revenue, they are pulling out all the stops looking for any new revenue stream.
When you’re that desperate, no idea is a bad idea, and there’s no time to think anything through fully, so they are going to just keep rolling out half-assed new “features” in attempt generate more revenue. It’s sad, but it blows my mind that they’ve never been able to generate more than $350m/year with one of the largest sites on the internet (for comparison, Twitter maxed out with 20x more revenue or $7b/year), so I don’t think there’s any chance spez & co are going to figure it out in time.
Well it doesn't help when you continually invest in bullshit. If spez had just focused on maintaining the site this whole time instead of throwing money at all kinds of new features and other crap no one asked for, effectively burning cash to morph reddit into a Facebook knockof, how much better off could he have been at this point?
I don’t think a whole lot better off. I don’t think Reddit has a user base that is easily monetized.
I say this with all seriousness: This, and the API pricing fiasco (not the price change itself but the gratuitously insulting and dishonest way it was handled), and firing Victoria which still strikes me as a sad thing, and "fighting back" by removing moderators who were doing a "protest" instead of just shrugging and ignoring it all, and removing reddit coins even from the tiny fraction of people who were actually paying for them, are all totally nonsensical and self-defeating actions from a strict business perspective. Anyone who runs so much as a corner pizza shop and has to interact with the real world could see how counter to reddit's interests they are. So, why did they do it?
I genuinely think that the motivation stems on an individual personal level from the psychology of "Well you're disobeying me, so I'll punish you." The users are being disobedient on my platform? Fuck them, I'll show them what I think of them, and unless they get in line, I'll do it even worse. Your icon's pixellated now. How do you like that?
I'm sure it works on a personal level, for some definition of "works." On a corporate level though, I think the results so far pretty much speak for themselves.
Don’t forget: they also deleted all messages pre-2023 with no notice.
Spez has said that he admires Musk’s playbook with Twitter and aimed to model after it. Considering Twitter’s outlook, I would say I admired the stones on a man trying to launching the IPO like this, but if he had any real stones, he wouldn’t have pressed these viciously unpopular moves that will reduce engagement and destroy the site over time.
I think the messages thing was more a limitation of the old platform. I looked into it once to see if I could replicate Reddit chats outside of the app/website and it all went through a 3rd party who didn’t expose any api, had terrible latency and throughput issues and constantly broke.
The new system will be just as bad, just now Reddit will control it.
There is no set of raw data that cannot be laundered into a new system.
They removed the messages because they wanted to.
This tracks from what I've heard from folks in the industry.
They locked the original icon behind Reddit Premium.
Glad I'm on Android where I can just change the app icon for any app to anything I want at any time. As shitty as Reddit is for using this feature, the real shittiness is on Apple for allowing it to be a thing in the first place.
Do remember that Apple also gets their cut of the money
You can change any app icon on iOS as well, but it is a bit hacky and not as good as on Android.
Reddit promised to make their app better when they killed all the third party ones.
That's what they meant. Holy shit.
How do you like the smell of despair in the morning?
I find it... Exquisite
Every chance they get they do something to tell us “PLEASE HATE US MORE”
I haven’t looked at reddit in a couple of weeks. I’m done with them.
The new ugly icon kinda matches the new content quality.
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I would have loved attending the meeting where they decided which were the most ugly icons possible.
It's impressive how little self-respect they must have to block their own branding behind a paywall. I don't even get how it could be a good business strategy, I feel like it would very badly affect the perception of quality for a new adopter.
I'm starting to believe that somebody could be bribing some Reddit managers to start destroying it from the inside.
They can't just make so many negative decisions in so little time.
On another thought, they are trying to operate slowly like a Netflix or Spotify. But the content is from users who dont consider the app as "work". Unlike singers and actors.
Unhappy with the direction investors were taking Reddit, Spez secretly started working on an alternative to the website that he lovingly named the fediverse. However, he couldn't figure out a way to drive traffic to the Fediverse - at least not without publically breaching his contract in a major way.
His distress grew and grew. His own company was a disappointment. He had the solution, but no way out.
On top of that, his favorite activity - doomscrolling twitter in bed for hours - had become a less and less satisfying experience, as well, since Elon Musk bought the company.
It was for that reason he typed into DuckDuckGo: "twitter alternatives" - and immediately, it dawned on him. He couldn't help but say it out loud:
"Elon, you beautiful son of a bitch, you might have just saved the internet".
You know, I kind of agree. It's almost like they're trying to make people stop using it. They're copying things from other companies that are already known to cause backlash in a community.
Suddenly end all outside developer access after years of allowing it? Check.
Removing things that users have already paid for the use of? Check.
Heavy content moderation?
Check.
Poor treatment of mods and staff? Check.
Heavy amounts of ads mixed in with the rest of the posts/content? Check.
Powertripping admins doling out random site-wide bans? Check.
Creating and spreading easily disproved lies about a potential competitor to try to make them shut up about you screwing them over? Check.
I'm curious as to whether or not your theory about someone bribing managers from the inside is accurate. It could maybe be something political, or maybe someone is trying to innovate a new social media. It could also be someone who has no experience making these calls, or it could be someone just doing it for shits and giggles.
Part of me kind of wonders if this might be a scorned employee who worked their way up to the level of company decision-making. Spite and anger can cause a person to do and endure crazy things for a long time. Hypothetically, that person could be angry at Reddit, Spez, or another high-ranking person.
It could even be someone who has hated reddit for years. A lot of people have gone though hard times because of reddit. Situations like "We did it reddit!" come to mind, where people harassed the family of an innocent guy who was killed during the Boston bombings. That type of behaviour wasn't a one-off, either. Multiple people have lost their jobs and/or families (justified or not) after people tracked them down online and doxxed them.
Do you remember the GameStop stuff that happened with the bond traders and Reddit?
There are lot of parts interested in taking down Reddit. And same thing will not stop at the fediverse.
I just hope fediverse is harder to control. If an instance grow so much like Lemmy world we could end up on a similar boat right?
There is a big difference between users that consider Reddit/Lemmy as a work place and users that consider it as a forum (expecting 0 money from the app. Just helping others or getting help from others).
Clearly not smart, they should've locked all the Doge ones to milk the crypto memers.
As you can see it’s only free for a limited time.
Your first hit of doge is free.
what in gods name is happening over there, between this and removing awards they've been acting really weird since the protest
The CEO likely wants to cash out his job and is making moves that only look good for the short amount of time he has arbitrarily set for when he decides to step down. His bonus is likely dependent on how much the IPO goes for and he doesn't care long term since he's one foot out the door.
Here's what I don't understand. Your platform is extremely popular, to the point where you're worried you'll hit saturation. Sure I get that.
But at what point do you decide "I SOMEHOW need more money, I'm running out of people." instead of being like "we're gonna make this service so good, everyone will have to go through us"
Netflix did this as well. When they hit a critical mass of subscriptions, they had really good shows. Instead of saying we're gonna stay the best streaming platform out there, they went "NOO yOU can'T ShaRe youR PasswoRds yOu SILLY person"
It's desperate and pathetic, and companies which fall this way will get no sympathy from me.
They must be absolutely desperate for money.
Yep
What a pathetic, desperate move.
If you ever needed evidence that Spez is completely incompetent, or that Reddit are totally willing to milk users for every cent with zero remorse, this is it.
wait.. you can actually buy and upgrade or customise the app icons on iOS if you pay?
They copied the same feature from Apollo
holy shit are you kidding me?? I thought something was wrong with my phone because my app was stupid pixelated! AND I AM A FREAKIN PREMIUM MEMBER!! I cancelled it a few weeks ago, but it will still go until December of this year. So, even though I’m premium, I wouldn’t have known I could change it if I hadn’t seen the post here 🙄 I hope people continue to come over to the fediverse - once my premium is expired, I won’t go back
Can iPhone users not set custom icons? All of my homescreen icons are set to a custom theme on my android.
Technically, yes, iPhone users can set up custom icons, but it's a faf and a half to set up, because you have to use the app Shortcuts and I believe it only works on your home screen, not in the app drawer.
Only if the app allows it. Or if you jailbreak.
You can technically change icons with the shortcuts app.
Keeping in mind that you will only have the shortcut on the Home Screen, while the App Library still has whatever garbage Reddit decided.
Thats good to know. I've never actually set up shortcuts icons. This would be an even stupider use case considering you need a weird work around just to use an apps "default" icon.
This is a god damn embarrassment.
“Hey Bob, we need you to make an icon so ugly, people will pay to use something else.”
Do iOS users care about the app icons? Every time I hear about iOS it feels like aliens.
I’m confused, are you saying you don’t care about the icons at all? Like if they all look like complete ass you wouldn’t mind?
I’m also confused as to why you singled out IOS users, as Android literally has a built in system to change each and every icon yourself for free. If nobody cared that wouldn’t exist.
They have to look different from each other so that I can find them but otherwise no, I do not care how the icons look and I have never met another android user that does either. While there are third party launchers for android to customize your user experience and they allow you to change icons I have never met anyone that uses launchers exclusively for that purpose.
The reason I am talking about iOS is because that is what we are talking about. iOS has a system to pay for app icons and Android doesn't. Paying $5 for an app icon is alien territory for me.
IOS has no such feature, what’re you talking about? This is exclusive to Reddit, and technically Apollo as a donation system. Apple didn’t make this, and it’s not a system level feature. Reddit made this, and you access this nonsense within their own app.
Also, congrats, you now know an Android user who cares about what their device looks like. I’m genuinely surprised I’m the first though, as the level of customization Android offers makes for an ideal place for those looking to customize the look of their device.
Btw try not to use so many strawman arguments in the future. I never said people used third party launchers exclusively to change icons, for example. I’m sure it wasn’t intentional, but figured I’d let you know regardless.
I still find it weird that people care about icons but I find you weirder for getting this upset about it.
Where did it seem like I was upset?
iOS user here. I only care if the app icon changes and I can't find it for a minute. But then, I think most phone and computer personalization features are unnecessary.
Even the original is under paywall, that’s ironically funny.
Lmfao
what a great way to encourage a mass uninstall
lmao wtf
This has to be a bug
Yes, reddit is a bug.
In what other situation like this is the original hidden behind a paywall?
What is going on over there? Are they actually in a race to lose the most users?
Apollo icons were the gold standard.
Fuck Reddit, but you guys are just looking for shit at this point. It’s an app icon who cares
They put the original icon behind a paid tier, that’s comical.
This is kind of like going thru your ex's social media and making fun of her new bf. Just get over it already. We're not on reddit anymore for a good reason.
Laughing. My. Mother. Fucking. Ass. Off.
All they had to do was say, “ok, third party apps can stay for premium users only” and I’d probably have Reddit premium now. Instead I deleted my ten plus year old account along with all my posts that weren’t mod announcements (so only two didn’t get deleted).
Instead I’ve fucked right on off to Kbin and Lemmy and all is well. Fuck Reddit and MOTHERFUCK Steve Huffman the stupid pig boy.
Ok that’s it I’m uninstalling it.
They’re coming up with bullshit to help sell their company on IPO with higher revenue. Lmao 🤣
Did they rip that off of Apollo or were custom app icons a thing before?
Yes they existed before
If you have to use reddit on your iphone, use Narwhal instead of the privacy-data hungry official crapp.
Laughing. My. Mother. Fucking. Ass. Off.
All they had to do was say, “ok, third party apps can stay for premium users only” and I’d probably have Reddit premium now. Instead I deleted my ten plus year old account along with all my posts that weren’t mod announcements (so only two didn’t get deleted).
Instead I’ve fucked right on off to Kbin and Lemmy and all is well. Fuck Reddit and MOTHERFUCK Steve Huffman the stupid pig boy.
Same. I used to pay for premium even though I was an Apollo user. I paid because I liked Reddit and thought it brought me value.
Now I’m only keeping my account to ensure my posts and comments stay dead as best as I can.
Sure, fuck up your own branding Reddit, be my guest 😂😂👏👏👏
Seriously, what the fuck are they thinking here? It’s like branding 101 to not mess with it unless you’re looking at rebranding
They're thinking if they don't make every last cent today their IPO will be a catastrophe and this will all be for nothing.
This is basically like a old wooden ship trying to outrun a hurricane by jettisoning everything on board that can be lost. Right now, they are not thinking long term in the slightest. It's solely about stopping that valuation from dropping, and they'll do anything at all.
The fact the original and classic icons are locked behind a paywall is fucking comical, how idiotic do you need to be to LOCK your ORIGINAL icon? lol
anyone who would want to use it would never use the official (cr)app anyway
Lmfao, they made the DEFAULT icon a paid option?? What the actual fuck?
Are they really that desperate now?
Yes.
They are most likely running out of runway with investors refusing to keep lighting more money on fire. And since their burn rate is still more than their revenue, they are pulling out all the stops looking for any new revenue stream.
When you’re that desperate, no idea is a bad idea, and there’s no time to think anything through fully, so they are going to just keep rolling out half-assed new “features” in attempt generate more revenue. It’s sad, but it blows my mind that they’ve never been able to generate more than $350m/year with one of the largest sites on the internet (for comparison, Twitter maxed out with 20x more revenue or $7b/year), so I don’t think there’s any chance spez & co are going to figure it out in time.
Well it doesn't help when you continually invest in bullshit. If spez had just focused on maintaining the site this whole time instead of throwing money at all kinds of new features and other crap no one asked for, effectively burning cash to morph reddit into a Facebook knockof, how much better off could he have been at this point?
I don’t think a whole lot better off. I don’t think Reddit has a user base that is easily monetized.
I say this with all seriousness: This, and the API pricing fiasco (not the price change itself but the gratuitously insulting and dishonest way it was handled), and firing Victoria which still strikes me as a sad thing, and "fighting back" by removing moderators who were doing a "protest" instead of just shrugging and ignoring it all, and removing reddit coins even from the tiny fraction of people who were actually paying for them, are all totally nonsensical and self-defeating actions from a strict business perspective. Anyone who runs so much as a corner pizza shop and has to interact with the real world could see how counter to reddit's interests they are. So, why did they do it?
I genuinely think that the motivation stems on an individual personal level from the psychology of "Well you're disobeying me, so I'll punish you." The users are being disobedient on my platform? Fuck them, I'll show them what I think of them, and unless they get in line, I'll do it even worse. Your icon's pixellated now. How do you like that?
I'm sure it works on a personal level, for some definition of "works." On a corporate level though, I think the results so far pretty much speak for themselves.
Don’t forget: they also deleted all messages pre-2023 with no notice.
Spez has said that he admires Musk’s playbook with Twitter and aimed to model after it. Considering Twitter’s outlook, I would say I admired the stones on a man trying to launching the IPO like this, but if he had any real stones, he wouldn’t have pressed these viciously unpopular moves that will reduce engagement and destroy the site over time.
I think the messages thing was more a limitation of the old platform. I looked into it once to see if I could replicate Reddit chats outside of the app/website and it all went through a 3rd party who didn’t expose any api, had terrible latency and throughput issues and constantly broke.
The new system will be just as bad, just now Reddit will control it.
There is no set of raw data that cannot be laundered into a new system.
They removed the messages because they wanted to.
This tracks from what I've heard from folks in the industry.
Yes.
Who paywalls a damn app icon?
Glad I'm on Android where I can just change the app icon for any app to anything I want at any time. As shitty as Reddit is for using this feature, the real shittiness is on Apple for allowing it to be a thing in the first place.
Do remember that Apple also gets their cut of the money
You can change any app icon on iOS as well, but it is a bit hacky and not as good as on Android.
Reddit promised to make their app better when they killed all the third party ones.
That's what they meant. Holy shit.
How do you like the smell of despair in the morning?
I find it... Exquisite
Every chance they get they do something to tell us “PLEASE HATE US MORE”
I haven’t looked at reddit in a couple of weeks. I’m done with them.
The new ugly icon kinda matches the new content quality.
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I would have loved attending the meeting where they decided which were the most ugly icons possible.
It's impressive how little self-respect they must have to block their own branding behind a paywall. I don't even get how it could be a good business strategy, I feel like it would very badly affect the perception of quality for a new adopter.
I'm starting to believe that somebody could be bribing some Reddit managers to start destroying it from the inside.
They can't just make so many negative decisions in so little time.
On another thought, they are trying to operate slowly like a Netflix or Spotify. But the content is from users who dont consider the app as "work". Unlike singers and actors.
Unhappy with the direction investors were taking Reddit, Spez secretly started working on an alternative to the website that he lovingly named the fediverse. However, he couldn't figure out a way to drive traffic to the Fediverse - at least not without publically breaching his contract in a major way.
His distress grew and grew. His own company was a disappointment. He had the solution, but no way out.
On top of that, his favorite activity - doomscrolling twitter in bed for hours - had become a less and less satisfying experience, as well, since Elon Musk bought the company.
It was for that reason he typed into DuckDuckGo: "twitter alternatives" - and immediately, it dawned on him. He couldn't help but say it out loud:
"Elon, you beautiful son of a bitch, you might have just saved the internet".
You know, I kind of agree. It's almost like they're trying to make people stop using it. They're copying things from other companies that are already known to cause backlash in a community.
Suddenly end all outside developer access after years of allowing it? Check.
Removing things that users have already paid for the use of? Check.
Heavy content moderation? Check.
Poor treatment of mods and staff? Check.
Heavy amounts of ads mixed in with the rest of the posts/content? Check.
Powertripping admins doling out random site-wide bans? Check.
Creating and spreading easily disproved lies about a potential competitor to try to make them shut up about you screwing them over? Check.
I'm curious as to whether or not your theory about someone bribing managers from the inside is accurate. It could maybe be something political, or maybe someone is trying to innovate a new social media. It could also be someone who has no experience making these calls, or it could be someone just doing it for shits and giggles.
Part of me kind of wonders if this might be a scorned employee who worked their way up to the level of company decision-making. Spite and anger can cause a person to do and endure crazy things for a long time. Hypothetically, that person could be angry at Reddit, Spez, or another high-ranking person.
It could even be someone who has hated reddit for years. A lot of people have gone though hard times because of reddit. Situations like "We did it reddit!" come to mind, where people harassed the family of an innocent guy who was killed during the Boston bombings. That type of behaviour wasn't a one-off, either. Multiple people have lost their jobs and/or families (justified or not) after people tracked them down online and doxxed them.
Do you remember the GameStop stuff that happened with the bond traders and Reddit?
There are lot of parts interested in taking down Reddit. And same thing will not stop at the fediverse.
I just hope fediverse is harder to control. If an instance grow so much like Lemmy world we could end up on a similar boat right?
There is a big difference between users that consider Reddit/Lemmy as a work place and users that consider it as a forum (expecting 0 money from the app. Just helping others or getting help from others).
Clearly not smart, they should've locked all the Doge ones to milk the crypto memers.
As you can see it’s only free for a limited time.
Your first hit of doge is free.
what in gods name is happening over there, between this and removing awards they've been acting really weird since the protest
The CEO likely wants to cash out his job and is making moves that only look good for the short amount of time he has arbitrarily set for when he decides to step down. His bonus is likely dependent on how much the IPO goes for and he doesn't care long term since he's one foot out the door.
Here's what I don't understand. Your platform is extremely popular, to the point where you're worried you'll hit saturation. Sure I get that.
But at what point do you decide "I SOMEHOW need more money, I'm running out of people." instead of being like "we're gonna make this service so good, everyone will have to go through us"
Netflix did this as well. When they hit a critical mass of subscriptions, they had really good shows. Instead of saying we're gonna stay the best streaming platform out there, they went "NOO yOU can'T ShaRe youR PasswoRds yOu SILLY person"
It's desperate and pathetic, and companies which fall this way will get no sympathy from me.
They must be absolutely desperate for money.
Yep
What a pathetic, desperate move.
If you ever needed evidence that Spez is completely incompetent, or that Reddit are totally willing to milk users for every cent with zero remorse, this is it.
wait.. you can actually buy and upgrade or customise the app icons on iOS if you pay?
They copied the same feature from Apollo
holy shit are you kidding me?? I thought something was wrong with my phone because my app was stupid pixelated! AND I AM A FREAKIN PREMIUM MEMBER!! I cancelled it a few weeks ago, but it will still go until December of this year. So, even though I’m premium, I wouldn’t have known I could change it if I hadn’t seen the post here 🙄 I hope people continue to come over to the fediverse - once my premium is expired, I won’t go back
Can iPhone users not set custom icons? All of my homescreen icons are set to a custom theme on my android.
Technically, yes, iPhone users can set up custom icons, but it's a faf and a half to set up, because you have to use the app Shortcuts and I believe it only works on your home screen, not in the app drawer.
Only if the app allows it. Or if you jailbreak.
You can technically change icons with the shortcuts app.
Keeping in mind that you will only have the shortcut on the Home Screen, while the App Library still has whatever garbage Reddit decided.
Thats good to know. I've never actually set up shortcuts icons. This would be an even stupider use case considering you need a weird work around just to use an apps "default" icon.
This is a god damn embarrassment.
“Hey Bob, we need you to make an icon so ugly, people will pay to use something else.”
Do iOS users care about the app icons? Every time I hear about iOS it feels like aliens.
I’m confused, are you saying you don’t care about the icons at all? Like if they all look like complete ass you wouldn’t mind?
I’m also confused as to why you singled out IOS users, as Android literally has a built in system to change each and every icon yourself for free. If nobody cared that wouldn’t exist.
They have to look different from each other so that I can find them but otherwise no, I do not care how the icons look and I have never met another android user that does either. While there are third party launchers for android to customize your user experience and they allow you to change icons I have never met anyone that uses launchers exclusively for that purpose.
The reason I am talking about iOS is because that is what we are talking about. iOS has a system to pay for app icons and Android doesn't. Paying $5 for an app icon is alien territory for me.
IOS has no such feature, what’re you talking about? This is exclusive to Reddit, and technically Apollo as a donation system. Apple didn’t make this, and it’s not a system level feature. Reddit made this, and you access this nonsense within their own app.
Also, congrats, you now know an Android user who cares about what their device looks like. I’m genuinely surprised I’m the first though, as the level of customization Android offers makes for an ideal place for those looking to customize the look of their device.
Btw try not to use so many strawman arguments in the future. I never said people used third party launchers exclusively to change icons, for example. I’m sure it wasn’t intentional, but figured I’d let you know regardless.
I still find it weird that people care about icons but I find you weirder for getting this upset about it.
Where did it seem like I was upset?
iOS user here. I only care if the app icon changes and I can't find it for a minute. But then, I think most phone and computer personalization features are unnecessary.
Even the original is under paywall, that’s ironically funny.
Lmfao
what a great way to encourage a mass uninstall
lmao wtf
This has to be a bug
Yes, reddit is a bug.
In what other situation like this is the original hidden behind a paywall?
What is going on over there? Are they actually in a race to lose the most users?
Apollo icons were the gold standard.
Fuck Reddit, but you guys are just looking for shit at this point. It’s an app icon who cares
They put the original icon behind a paid tier, that’s comical.
This is kind of like going thru your ex's social media and making fun of her new bf. Just get over it already. We're not on reddit anymore for a good reason.
Laughing. My. Mother. Fucking. Ass. Off.
All they had to do was say, “ok, third party apps can stay for premium users only” and I’d probably have Reddit premium now. Instead I deleted my ten plus year old account along with all my posts that weren’t mod announcements (so only two didn’t get deleted).
Instead I’ve fucked right on off to Kbin and Lemmy and all is well. Fuck Reddit and MOTHERFUCK Steve Huffman the stupid pig boy.
Ok that’s it I’m uninstalling it.
They’re coming up with bullshit to help sell their company on IPO with higher revenue. Lmao 🤣
Did they rip that off of Apollo or were custom app icons a thing before?
Yes they existed before
If you have to use reddit on your iphone, use Narwhal instead of the privacy-data hungry official crapp.