The developer of third-party Reddit client Narwhal announced a new $4 monthly subscription to survive Reddit’s controversial API changes.

Reddit announced changes to its API a few months ago, but everyone is losing their minds about it now. What's going on?

Reddit is planning to charge tech giants that are making strides in the artificial intelligence sector for the use of its application programming interface.

Several developers of Reddit third-party clients have expressed concern about the platform's upcoming API changes.

Reddit's most popular client, Apollo, will be shutting down as the situation between the company and the third-party developer continues to deteriorate.

If you've ever used an unofficial, third-party client, like say Apollo for Reddit or Twitterrific for Twitter, you've used an app that could not exist without that social media platform's API.

Reddit said it plans to start charging companies for access to the platform's data that is used to train AI models, and will announce prices soon.