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Watching YouTube on Apple Vision Pro just got better — Juno 2.0 has arrived with some huge features

Juno 2.0 arrives for Apple Vision Pro with a huge redesign, 360-degree video support, and more.

iMore

YouTube says Apple Vision Pro app is ‘on the roadmap’ — what we know so far

YouTube now says a Vision Pro app is "on the roadmap," but it remains unclear when it'll launch or when YouTube's 3D videos will be supported on Apple's mixed-reality headset.

Tom’s Guide

Apple Vision Pro is so good YouTube will make an app after all — third-party alternative takes top spot on visionOS App Store

A YouTube spokesperson has confirmed that an app for Apple Vision Pro is coming, we just don't know when.

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YouTube plans to create a native app for Apple Vision Pro after all

YouTube is gearing up for an Apple Vision Pro app, but for now, users are told to use Safari.

Android Central

YouTube has arrived on the Apple Vision Pro, though it's not thanks to Google

There are some big names missing from the app selection on the Vision Pro, but there is now a YouTube app.

TechRadar

A YouTube app is coming to Apple Vision Pro after all — Reddit app Apollo's developer is the hero we all needed

A YouTube app is coming to Apple Vision Pro, after all, thanks to renowned Apollo developer Christian Selig.

iMore

Millions of Reddit users unleash their fury over controversial changes

Reddit users have been leaving one-star reviews in protest of the site's API rules, but is that enough to change Steve Huffman's mind?

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Reddit destroyed its most popular app, here's how you can have the last laugh

With Apollo about to shut its doors on July 1, its creator has come up with a great way to share your thanks.

iMore

John Oliver, Don Cheadle and blackouts - What is the Reddit protest about?

The app has seen a back and forth between users and developers over their new policy

Manchester Evening News

There is no moral high ground for Reddit as it seeks to capitalise on user data

CEO Steve Huffman says tech giants should not be able to trawl Reddit’s huge store of data for free. But that information came from users, not the company

The Guardian - UK

The Reddit blackout, explained: Why thousands of subreddits are protesting third-party app charges

Thousands of Reddit communities went dark this week in protest of upcoming API changes, which include a controversial policy that will charge some third-party apps for continued use

The Independent UK

Despite widespread protest, Reddit CEO says company is 'not negotiating' on changes to data access

Reddit is facing an ongoing blackout from some of its most active users

The Independent UK

iMore Show #846: How Reddit is Killing Apollo - we chat to Christian Selig

We chat with Apollo developer Christian Selig about Reddit's API, and his scrapped plans for Apollo on iPad.

iMore

Reddit CEO Steve Huffman: 'It's time we grow up and behave like an adult company'

In his first interview since thousands of subreddits went dark in protest, Huffman said he is not going to reverse his plan to start charging for outside access to Reddit data.

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Reddit communities go dark to protest upcoming API changes

Thousands of Reddit communities go dark after learning of the platform's harsh API changes for third-party apps.

TechRadar

Reddit is down, and I’m thinking of quitting the app - here’s why

I've been using Reddit for over a decade, but the latest planned changes could be the last straw for me.

Fortune

Reddit revolt puts CEO Steve Huffman in a tough position

Unlike Elon Musk’s Twitter, Reddit is at the mercy of key users.

TechRadar

The end of Reddit? Here’s why most of the site is down – and what happens next

The Reddit blackout has seen the vast majority of its subreddits go dark. What happens next?

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Here's how we got to a Reddit blackout - happening right now

In an attempt to change Reddit's API pricing, over 3000 subreddits have gone silent for 48 hours in protest.

WEKU

Thousands of Reddit communities 'go dark' in protest of new developer fees

More than 6,000 so-called subreddits are participating in a 48-hour boycott aimed at pressuring the company to reverse its new fees for accessing the company's internal data.

Al Jazeera

Why are thousands of Reddit pages going dark for 48 hours?

From June 12 to June 14, thousands of Reddit communities are going offline to protest planned API pricing changes.

The Guardian - UK

Reddit communities to ‘go dark’ in protest over third-party app charges

Thousands of subreddits to become ‘private’ after plans to charge other companies for access to data

iMore

iOS app Apollo shuts down on June 30, and it's all Reddit's fault

After Reddit gave Apollo an ultimatum, its developer, Christian Selig, has had no choice but to close the app for good.

Android Central

It's time to say goodbye to your favorite Reddit apps

A few months after third-party Twitter clients were killed off, the same thing is happening to third-party Reddit clients.

Evening Standard

Reddit blackout: Management fights back against ‘landed gentry’ moderators

Subreddits signal that they’re not giving up, after first protest fails to move Reddit’s management

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