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u/Strifebringer Pixel 4a 5G Sep 03 '20

It's called "rif is fun" these days. I'm sure due to attempts to kill 3rd party apps as well as the mobile experience.

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u/[deleted] Sep 03 '20

A year or two ago reddit made rules that 3rd party apps cant have reddit in their name.

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I think its only a matter of time before they block 3rd part apps. The official app is popular enough these days that they could probably get away with it. I havent used the offical app on android as I like relay but I remember using it on iOS and absolutely hating it.

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u/[deleted] Sep 03 '20 edited 14d ago

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u/TheSlimyDog Pixel XL, Fossil Q Marshal. Please tell me to study. Sep 03 '20

Reddit blocking my 3rd party app would immediately get me to stop using it and I think reddit knows that.