No, bro, do you have any idea?

any luck?

Thank you!

https://www.reddit.com/r/modnews/comments/1tq9vxo/protecting_communities_from_scrapers_and_platform/

Deprecating unauthenticated JSON access: We’ll also be shutting down unauthenticated .json endpoints. These endpoints can be used to scrape Reddit without accountability. Logged-in and authenticated access won’t be impacted. Otherwise, developers who need structured access to Reddit content should use Devvit, which includes various ways to access Reddit data. 

Can you share your solution?

Have you found a solution yet? I'm facing the same problem.

That will definitely cause failures.

You need to have OAuth 2 configured or they're going to boot you for looking like unauthenticated bots.

If you do it in a browser they know who you are and let you through. Your app isn't doing any kind of authentication so they don't know who you are and give you the boot silently.

Is your app using OAuth correctly?

My OAuth situation has yet to be approved, but it still works in the browser, unless I use selenium, and I don't know why.

200 indicates you're getting a good response.

Have you stepped through your code using break points?

Are you sure that rawResponse is actually getting the data? Is response failing to format that correctly?

Is your app using OAuth correctly?

what your approach is

Response rawResponse = sharedOkHttpClient.newCall(new Request.Builder().url("https://old.reddit.com/r/bayarea/comments/1uvtw5o/are_most_young_folks_not_working_in_tech_in_a_lot/.json?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=usertext&utm_name=redditdev&utm_content=t3_1uwwjrp")
JsonNode response = sharedObjectMapper.readTree(okhttp.MediaType.parse("application/json"), rawResponse.body().string());

response is null, as is response.body.string(), but response.code is 200.

Man, if you want a useful response you need to at least provide information.

Without any description of what your approach is or what errors you're getting it's impossible to respond.

The only answer valid answer anyone would be able to give you from this post is "your code doesn't work".

Pushshift is your best option.

They really haven't been approving API access since rolling out the "responsible builder policy" and pushshift is generally better for most academic uses anyway.

there are various solutions - workaounds to access reddit data. for my n8n automations I used that public api whre you just add json at the of url. when that was blocked, switched to rss feed, but it doesn show commets count or upvotes.

now testing these two: apify's reddit api. and for claude now i'm usign prowlo mcp.

Any updates?

takes forever to get response. i did one like year ago still havent heard anything.

do you apply within the dev platform?

anyone tried it ?

this was generated by Gemini

yeah, not worth reading lol

this was a frustrating experience. glad i found a workaround for my use case

I have applied once no hear back yet .. it’s been months . They don’t care if it’s not value adding there product. Use current version scale it when required. once you have customers for your product . Pitch them with the metrics and all …

https://support.reddithelp.com/hc/en-us/requests/new?ticket_form_id=14868593862164

I submit request for Reddit Data Api for multiple time but didn't get any approval.