Reddit in 2025

New accts, even for a normal user is very tough on reddit right now. especially thier filters are so sensitive right now, and they added more of what they want to ban now. they are also probably detecting your attempt at evasion through other means too.
 
yep, reddit right now is going all in, even old accounts with reputable accounts they get banned, restricted reddit is going bananas right now better keep the accounts lurking and on the safest line.
 
It is insane how social networks got so many barriers now.. It is even hard for normal users to make accounts lol
 
Just came back to Reddit and DAMN, it is like 100x harder to post, cause you get banned way too quickly now.
I have 0 luck with anti browsers lol, it gets banned after some hours, 24 hours max.
Seems a lot better with the reddit app, but I still got banned recently, however I know I messed up.. I got too comfortable with a 3 day old account, lost all my progress, I was near 1,000 karma.

I do not give up, but something crystal clear, reddit is no joke now.
It is way too easy to get banned, even when you play it safe.
You can clearly see that cause most big reddit subs are getting post only from big karma and aged accounts.
I feel you! I've had a similar experience lately. Reddit bans accounts left and right, even when you're extra careful. Tried multiple browsers and proxies—nothing really helped, accounts rarely last more than a day or two.
 
To keep accounts to last longer, I think it's best to use the Reddit mobile app since it’s way more trusted than browsers. Then warm up accounts first and don’t rush to post links. Use private 4G/5G mobile proxies, and make sure each account has a unique fingerprint so Reddit doesn’t catch on.
 
yep, reddit right now is going all in, even old accounts with reputable accounts they get banned, restricted reddit is going bananas right now better keep the accounts lurking and on the safest line.
It is insane how social networks got so many barriers now.. It is even hard for normal users to make accounts lol
they started banning the word luigi, ive been hearing on another forum(not reddit) that luigi was getting them perma ban, so reddit has a political and financially motivated motive to censor political subjects: turning into a right wing cesspool. additionally they have been issuing warning against violence upvoting, like never heard any Social media do this, its the aftermath of MUSK complaining about a sub that alleged violence against him and teslas.

additionally, prior to my ban last month, they had suddenly increased thier filters in the subs i was commonly visiting, unbeknownst to me at the time, comment-removal equals as instant potential ban from the site, or sub.

yea i tried to download some maps for a game from fb recently but, it appears theyw ill ban you for 6 months for using a temp email to create an acct, fb has a pretty aggressive data mining measure. luckily there was a way around thier login popups, using UBLOCK origins filters.
 
I feel you! I've had a similar experience lately. Reddit bans accounts left and right, even when you're extra careful. Tried multiple browsers and proxies—nothing really helped, accounts rarely last more than a day or two.
they included 2 new things to ban, and they are all politically motivated, luigi and violent upvoting. they do nothing about RW content though or russian trolls(sort of)
 
While a normal user is frustrated because their hobby accounts are getting banned for no reason, it's also a perfect business opportunity for those who can figure out how to deal with all the tantrums thrown by Reddit at them.

In the past, SMM related jobs mostly needed Facebook and Insta experts, now there is demand for Reddit experts as well which is a good thing imho.
 
While a normal user is frustrated because their hobby accounts are getting banned for no reason, it's also a perfect business opportunity for those who can figure out how to deal with all the tantrums thrown by Reddit at them.

In the past, SMM related jobs mostly needed Facebook and Insta experts, now there is demand for Reddit experts as well which is a good thing imho.
Honestly I don't think they'll leave the restrictions as tight as they are right now. I would bet over time they will get enough complaints to lessen it back up at least a little. Not saying they'll go back to the way it was but right now I feel like making an account as a normal user requires research on not getting banned. I don't think that will last.
 
Honestly I don't think they'll leave the restrictions as tight as they are right now. I would bet over time they will get enough complaints to lessen it back up at least a little. Not saying they'll go back to the way it was but right now I feel like making an account as a normal user requires research on not getting banned. I don't think that will last.
Yep I agree. But even without all the account creation restrictions, Reddit is too complex and time consuming with their sitewide and subreddit specific rules and a business owner who wants to promote on Reddit doesn't have time to deal with all that. I feel the business opportunities will continue to grow as it's beneficial for clients and providers both.
 
Yep I agree. But even without all the account creation restrictions, Reddit is too complex and time consuming with their sitewide and subreddit specific rules and a business owner who wants to promote on Reddit doesn't have time to deal with all that. I feel the business opportunities will continue to grow as it's beneficial for clients and providers both.
Right. With the way AI has been going lately too I'm sure it's a matter of time before social media in general gets way better at bot detection while maintaining user experience. Gotta lock in some vouched accs before that goes down.
 
AI detection kind of scare me... like they will probably figure out a lot of things lol
But we aren't there....yet
 
Reddit has been so strict recently. Perhaps they added some AI mods and they've been working aggressively. Hard days are coming.
 
Reddit has been so strict recently. Perhaps they added some AI mods and they've been working aggressively. Hard days are coming.
It is definitely not really AI yet, at least not like chatgpt or something.
Because they can't detect a lot of stuff.
It is mostly very very aggressive filters and detection systems for now.
But it can get really worse if they start using some very competent AI.
 
It's wild how quickly things have changed, even the Reddit app can get you banned if you’re not careful.
 
It's wild how quickly things have changed, even the Reddit app can get you banned if you’re not careful.
True....
I wonder where things are going.
AI will probably kill blackhatworld marketing
 
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