Thousands of Reddit communities will be inaccessible on Monday in protest
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If I'm understanding, it seems the only real concessions being made are maintaining free API access for low traffic users, mod tools, bots, and non commercial accessibility tools.
If they actually make good on their word, that's not too bad of an arrangement. Though I still don't think many devs will trust reddit after this though, the damage is done.
I do hope some of the major apps will opensource and let you enter your own API key at some point.
As an aside, if anyone has any good resources on inspecting cert-pinned traffic using an Android VM and Frida, I’m all ears.
About to roll a J and kick back probably gonna browse the web and some of my favorite subreddits.
I have work on Monday.
Beyond seeing this post on HN, I'd have no idea this "protest" is happening, and to be fair I'll have forgotten about it by Sunday.