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I expected Narwhal to stop working, too, but alas it’s fully functional.
If anyone doesn’t know what that is, it’s a rather ancient iOS app that wasn’t in the App Store for years.
That’s interesting it’s still functional. I wonder if somehow this app got an exception. Maybe it has some accessibility features that Reddit deemed worthy of an exception.
If Reddit excluded clients by their identification, then it’s probably because that app is so obscure and unknown that it escaped their attention. I expected them to white list allowed clients instead, thus I’m surprised.