Reddit is all set to make user logins mandatory for accessing most of its content, according to CEO Steve Huffman. The company plans to move towards a primarily logged-in experience, which will allow it to personalise content recommendations, increase ad income and limit unauthorised data scraping. It will be tested in select markets outside the US in the coming months.
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