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Reddit tested blocking logins from mobile browsers and forcing you into its app, but that test is over. - The Verge

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Nah, the Redditors worth having (mods, power users, content posters and serial repliers) don't want to grant the level of access to device and engagement info (particularly UUID and any thread tying multiple seperate accounts) that RedditApp allows Reddit the platform to aggregate and leverage.

Anyone who uses Reddit seriously is probably long-spoiled to the niceties offered by the 3rd-party apps. I'll enjoy watching the value of content degrade to the point its all ads and scammers/bots pumping out garbage to show nobody.

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I would suggest an alternative that allows you to use any of the "Big Ones" like iCloud/OneDrive/GoogleCloud/ Dropbox.

Buy Cryptomator on whatever device(s) need access and set up a single vault on any cloud service you use. This vault will be client-side end to end encrypted which means its just you with knowledge of and managing the encryption keys. Put them in your password manager for a while until you memorize.

Remember, if they aren't YOUR keys, it doesn't really belong exclusively to you.