Reddit and its communities are preparing for a life after the platform's API changes forced popular third-party apps to shut down.

I was determined to get back an old Reddit app I used to love, and that meant sideloading it onto my iPhone. I didn’t bargain for what a huge pain it would be.

Reddit announced changes to its API a few months ago, but everyone is losing their minds about it now. What's going on?

Several developers of Reddit third-party clients have expressed concern about the platform's upcoming API changes.

If you've ever used an unofficial, third-party client, like say Apollo for Reddit or Twitterrific for Twitter, you've used an app that could not exist without that social media platform's API.

A new startup is using computer-use agents to bring automated marketing spam to Reddit. Fabrice Coffrini/AFP/Getty Images The internet is becoming flooded with AI-generated content, and one of the ...

The internet site has long been a forum for discussion on a huge variety of topics, and companies like Google and OpenAI have been using it in their A.I. projects.