Reddit is planning something new in video.
The company’s Q2 2026 shareholder letter mentions that “we’re reimagining how users and communities connect, share, and consume content through a modernized video experience on Reddit.” Wonder if it will make Reddit yet another app with a vertical video feed. The platform turned on video replies in May. Daily active uniques also reached 130 million users. However, the company is facing “headwinds in users coming fro…
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