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Kevin Okemwa

Reddit is now blocking your access to its mobile website, forcing users into its app instead: "I just won't use Reddit anymore"

The Reddit logo appears on the screen of a smartphone that rests on top of a laptop keyboard.

In a rather surprising turn of events, the gigantic social media platform Reddit recently started blocking some mobile users from accessing its website in a blatant attempt to force them into downloading the official Reddit app instead.

While speaking to Ars Technica, a Reddit spokesperson indicated that: "We recently started running a test for a small subset of frequent logged-out mobile users that prompts them to download the app after visiting the site."

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