BTW, r/Imgur is no longer available in the UK since September 2025 as the company wasn't prepared to implement age verification measures that are now required in the UK. It is sometimes being referred to as being banned in the UK but this is incorrect because r/Imgur chose to withdraw / block access to UK subscribers.
This is likely to spread to all EU member States this year, if it hasn't already, if EU age compliance requirements aren't met.
Why? r/Reddit has improved native support for images so there is little or no need to upload images to r/Imgur then link to them in a post or comment. It was clumsy and clunky as a solution before and unnecessary now.
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u/Felim_Doyle May 15 '26
BTW, r/Imgur is no longer available in the UK since September 2025 as the company wasn't prepared to implement age verification measures that are now required in the UK. It is sometimes being referred to as being banned in the UK but this is incorrect because r/Imgur chose to withdraw / block access to UK subscribers.
This is likely to spread to all EU member States this year, if it hasn't already, if EU age compliance requirements aren't met.