Reddit is sunsetting RSS feeds on November 13th and further restricting Old Reddit access to accounts that have logged in and used it within the past six months, citing efforts to combat AI scraping and automated abuse. The company is also ending public API access by March 2027 for apps that don't migrate to its developer platform. Moderators will retain unrestricted Old Reddit access.
Reddit is shutting down RSS feeds on November 13 and further restricting Old Reddit access to logged-in users who have actively used it within the past six months, citing the need to combat AI scraping and automated abuse. The company is also ending public API access by March 2027, requiring developers to migrate to its official platform.
Reddit is restricting access to Old Reddit by requiring users to log in and have used it within the last six months, while also discontinuing RSS feed support on November 13th. The company attributes these changes to combating AI scraping and automated abuse, though the moves limit access for long-time users who don't regularly visit the classic interface.