Reddit: What Users Actually Complain About

Users are frustrated with being required to download and use the app instead of accessing content through the web.

“website on Google forcing me to get the app by putting up a pop-up I cannot close”

“being forced to add the app of this piece of s__t company is ridiculous”

“browser redirects me to corrupt data stalk, stealing app”

Users report unfair account suspensions and problems with content moderation policies.

“bad mods.. reddit ran by woke lpsers”

“have been banned twice, for no apparent reason or explanation”

“why do you ban accounts without stating any reason?”

The app suffers from various technical problems affecting functionality and user experience.

“not working glitches and over heats”

“2/10 posts load. rest don't. I thought my internet was the problem”

“my feed and comment threads randomly go back to the top”

Users are unhappy with the intrusive advertising and perceived money-focused decisions.

“full of ads”

“PS(YES, PLAYSTATION) ads are deadass false advertising now”

Users express concerns about content censorship, misinformation, and political bias.

“full of misinformation and censorship”

“leans politically. so you really get attacked for arguing your point”

“even after turning off the show mature content setting, reddit still shows mature content”

Users are upset about removed features and unintuitive interface design.

“removed r/all from the app. Also you can't choose how to sort the homepage”

“Crowded UI with posts from many days ago”

“You shouldn't have killed RiF and other 3rd party apps”

Users find the age verification process intrusive and unnecessary.

“making me age verify when im over 18 in an eu country”

“unusable without age verification”

Users report problems with messaging functionality and account access.

“Cannot login to my accounts in Android no matter what i try”

“I can't send a message”