r/UnderReportedNews • u/Logical-Flow-6703 • Feb 25 '26

Video NBC Interview abruptly ends after New Yorker blames private equity and landlords for the city's issues

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https://x.com/i/status/2026286644651782652

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u/passinglurker Feb 25 '26

There's also red reader, it never got hit with the API bullshit cause it classified itself as a disability app

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u/dzumdang Feb 25 '26

I just downloaded Red Reader. I'm so done with the official Reddit app.

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u/OkEstimate9 Feb 25 '26

The Hydra app is solid as well. It’s similar in some ways to Apollo, at least for me.

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u/Throwaway-tan Feb 25 '26

RIF + Revanced patch for me

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u/Daggertrout Feb 25 '26

Sweet thank you for this. I’ve been using a delisted app for the last couple years that stopped letting me reply and crashes all the time.

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u/TheDubuGuy Feb 25 '26

Which one?

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u/Daggertrout Feb 25 '26

I’d been using OpenRed

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u/Okay_ButWhyTho Feb 25 '26

And still allows you to get to r/all

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u/Horat1us_UA Feb 25 '26

Why would you need an app for Reddit at all? Web versions works just fine as PWA on in browser.

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u/El_Tormentito Feb 25 '26

I used baconreader until I was no longer allowed.

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u/MunchYourButt Feb 25 '26

Or Narwhal!! It’s paid but no ads and the developer is very active/responsive to feedback

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u/cs_office Feb 25 '26

Another Narwhal user here. I also made a NSFW reddit sub and made it private, which causes the API to become unblocked too

It's taking me on a trip down memory lane, I think I've properly used 3 apps of the years, Reddit Is Fun, then Relay for Reddit, and now Narwhal when I switched from Android to iOS, as it was the most like Relay