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The Tik-Tok ban has been signed into law.

I'm in Ron Shake and I always thought Judge Dread was the law.

Anyway it's time for your daily crunch for Thursday starting with three big headlines.

Reddit is rolling out a few new updates to its iOS and Android apps to make it easier for people to locate and take part in conversations on the platform.

The company announced on Wednesday that it's launching a new unified media player, along with instant

comment loading and a direct shortcut to conversations. Given that a large part of

Reddit's appeal is based on its ability to foster conversations across numerous topics,

it makes sense for the platforms to take a conversation first approach to its mobile apps.

In a bit to create a more seamless flow across post types on Reddit.

The company is introducing a unified media player that users can swipe through

to look at the comments and see new content.

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