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Reddit has introduced a new 'For You' feed that uses algorithms to recommend content from subreddits users follow and those they might like. The feed aims to help users discover relevant communities and conversations they might not otherwise find. The platform will also retain a 'Following' tab that shows posts only from subreddits a user has joined. The app will initially open to the 'For You' feed but will default to the last-used feed upon subsequent launches. Reddit says it is working on ways for users to give feedback on recommendations to improve suggestions. The change aligns Reddit more closely with other social platforms and may increase user engagement. CEO Steve Huffman says the goal is to make it easier for casual users to return and find relevant content, including older posts. The company is also experimenting with video and audio versions of popular threads.
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