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Reddit stock falls for second day as references to its content in ChatGPT responses plummet
(finance.yahoo.com)
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deleting your account also wont stop them from finding your new accounts, they mostly archived that as well. they look at browser fingerprinting, device, device components, time zone discrepancy, browser size and VERSION, resolution,,,etc. if you use any paid service/trial service that can spoof any of these above and they arnt the correct versions, they can detect that.
and then theres the warming up period with new accounts(like not posting, reporting, or upvoting too fast after account creation)
As far as I know, they use things called Evercookies and it's been a thing now too. If you have an Evercookie, then it won't really matter what browser you use or even if you clean the cache and history. You have to deep scrub your system and practically all traces of your browser to even get rid of those.
And even so, basic networking is a no brainer when they can just flag your IP and it won't even matter how many times you've done that process.
VPN and Incognito browsing is the way.
I discovered the other night that I couldn't even browse Reddit anonymously with my VPN active.
They've been blocking Vons for years.
The absolute degradation of the site is appalling. And most of the comments read like they're written by children, because I'm assuming most of them are.
The absolute stupidity of everything on the site is flabberghasting.
Oh yeah, since I've been on Lemmy, it's really highlighted just how vacuous the majority of the discourse is on Reddit. I assumed it was just mostly dumb kids, but just accepted it as the nature of all social media these days. It's so much more grown up here, for the most part.
Reddit used to be like this. The enshittification happened so gradually.
There were moments when it intensified suddenly. Most recently when their stock was about to go public.