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Reddit is weighing identity verification methods to combat its bot problem

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Reddit is exploring various methods to verify user identities and combat bot activity, ranging from biometric solutions like Face ID to less intrusive third-party services, aiming to balance human verification with user anonymity. This move is crucial as bots have increasingly flooded social media platforms, including Reddit, compromising content authenticity. Content creators should anticipate potential changes in account creation processes that may require more rigorous identity verification while the platform navigates maintaining user privacy and reducing bot influence.

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