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  Sadhikali Kottikulam (@sadhikali_) reported 2 minutes ago

  @HDFCBank_Cares @HDFC_Bank @DinersClub This is not an account-specific issue. If you don’t recognize it, please Google it. HDFC Diners Club acceptance issues have already been widely discussed on Reddit and TechnoFino. You’ll see that many customers have reported the same problem

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  Evolution (@TheeEvolutionYT) reported 3 minutes ago

  @TheXclusiveAce @CallofDuty They need to fix the goddamn failed attestation issues when our motherboards are on the latest ******* version & Microsoft azure tokens are not getting passed to the cloud a lot of ppl are ****** by this plz speak up and mention this it’s all over Reddit DAILY!

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  Miau Social (@miau_social) reported 8 minutes ago

  OnlyFans generated over $7 Billion in revenue, yet their search bar is broken on purpose. ​They force creators to hand over a 20% cut while doing 0% of the discovery work. Creators are forced to spend 80% of their day spamming Reddit and Twitter just to get found. ​Why are top creators still paying millions in platform fees for tech that belongs in 2016? 👇

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  Sam B.H. (@samthenameofgod) reported 12 minutes ago

  @reddit_lies Never would've imagined this reaction from reddit. Terrible

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  AFF (@AFFLUENCES0L) reported 14 minutes ago

  This cat is going viral on reddit right now, for how cute she looks in a vest. It's gaining the attention of everyone, and many people are meme-ing her in the comments. It's quite literally, a cat in a vest. We've sent a Dog In Vest to $13M btw on Solana, so now we send Cat In Vest there. Perfect narrative for a slow, EU Friday.

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  vee ♡ (@djovibes) reported 15 minutes ago

  @mortalgosling you can use it because you're pure of heart but djo reddit needs to be shut ******** down

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  Jurtaani (@Hinuk_Mattila) reported 19 minutes ago

  @xdadevelopers My phone runs warm enough on its own. I don't need to run crypto currency bs Brave on it to make the issue even worse. Not when Firefox with uBlockOrigin runs better and syncs with my desktop too. And look into Morphe on reddit, then YouTube Music doesn't suck nearly as badly.

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  Alex Veremeyenko (@alex_verem) reported 22 minutes ago

  Someone built a CAPTCHA where the letters don’t appear on any single frame. they only become visible through motion, hidden in how shapes move across the screen over time. Pause the video, and there’s nothing to read. here’s how it works. 1. colored shapes move across the screen over a matching background 2. the movement patterns encode the letter forms, not the positions on any single frame 3. freeze it and there’s no text, no readable characters, nothing for a screenshot-based solver to grab 4. fable 5 spent 10 minutes and 100,000 tokens analyzing frame diffs before it identified the letters. its creator had to tell it what to look for, otherwise it said “the video is static” 5. then reddit showed up. someone ran two frames through opencv’s dense optical flow function and got clean letter outlines in under a second. the whole thing worked without an LLM. 6. within hours, multiple people had scripts solving it in milliseconds. one was 109 lines. another ran in under 10 milliseconds. the viral take was “someone built a captcha AI can’t solve.” the actual story is that fable 5 burned 100,000 tokens reinventing a technique that traditional computer vision has handled for over a decade. dense optical flow ships in opencv and runs on any laptop. the most expensive model on earth spent 100,000 tokens doing what one function call does for free. not because the model is bad, but because we’ve started reaching for frontier AI before checking if simpler tools already solve the problem. next time you’re about to throw a frontier model at something, check if opencv already solved it in 2003.

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  David (@Davo0820) reported 27 minutes ago

  @techbudsolution “Most successful trading course” — ranked #10 on the 2026 Fake Guru Red Flags List for “no real audits, affiliate empire.” “Watch me trade live daily” — Coffeezilla asked you to show your brokerage statements or daily P&L. You dodged every time. “We make money in every venture” — multiple Reddit threads accuse you of pump-and-dump schemes on followers while collecting millions from the course. One user said: “Ricky is the ultimate scam. Do NOT pay for his terrible platform.” Another: “Ricky Gutierrez is a scammer… runs pump-and-dump schemes on his followers.” Show your position or admit you’re just slinging rhetoric.

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  Arjun Moorthy 🛘🧂 (@juicemoorthy) reported 28 minutes ago

  My TL has many people begging X to copy Substack's newest feature that detects AI slop. The implications of this feature are huge for anyone doing AEO/SEO. Many of us are secretly worried "what's the point of social media anymore... it's all AI slop and soon only bots will be reading it anyway!" And while it may feel like AI slop is inevitable the story is far from finished. A few more data points that suggest platforms are fighting back harder than most people realize: 1. Reddit is scrubbing 25,000 spammy posts and comments a day (a day!), 20% more than a year ago due to better detection technology. 2. YouTube recently unveiled a label for AI generated videos. 3. LinkedIn itself flags AI-generated images. 4. Credit to Elon for being early on this - Twitter/X is apparent removing 300,000 spam accounts per day! These aren't coordinated but they're all arriving at the same conclusion: human attention is the asset, and anything that degrades it degrades the business. And lest you feel the battle is lost, worth remembering Napster from the 90s... Ah, the halcyon days of the 90s. Grunge, hip-hop, Seinfeld and Friends, back when we looked at each other's faces instead of phones... but I digress... Anyway, it seemed like everyone was pirating music, CD sales were way down, and the music industry wasn't sure how to shut down a distributed system like Napster/KaZaa. But the labels, who hated each other, came together, partnered with Apple Music, and used every power (including Congress) to fight piracy and won. We now pay for music (ad supported or via subscription) and music piracy is far less a thing because the legitimate path of listening to just about any song in the world is easier than stealing. I suspect social platforms are moving toward their version of that. Not a world where AI content disappears. The cat-and-mouse game probably never ends. But rather a world where first-hand, original, clearly human content becomes easier to trust — and easier to surface — than the automated alternative. The legitimate path becomes better than the shortcut. That's how Spotify beat piracy. That's where this is heading. Over on LinkedIn, Leigh McKenzie recently shared that original research is outranking AI-written content on Google, "not by a little… by a lot." So — if your AEO strategy is built on AI-generated volume, you're essentially betting against platforms with existential motivation to shut that down. And AI generated content doesn't just risk lower reach, but potential penalties and bans. The better AEO strategy, albeit harder, is to get your experts and execs creating real content. Rocksalt AI makes this less painful. (Unabashed plug... but hopefully useful if you're reading the above and worrying how to get your internal experts more visible in social.)

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  Blazr (@xblazrx) reported 30 minutes ago

  @byjorgebordones I genuinely think this is very subjective to your liking. Artisan doesn't have to do anything but focus on having good quality mousepads. For a good months, wallhack was having massive QA issues with the VA, CR, and SP005. It was reported on twitter, reddit, discords by many reputable individuals. What does it matter if they have a fancy box if the quality wasn't good? Pros are not worried about walking with a box like demon1 and this dude, they just care that it works. People are going to see the artisan box and instantly people know what ******** it is. I genuinely don't see this as a problem and I can respect that you do, but if we just generalize it and keep it real, it won't matter as people associate Artisan as top tier and a pro carrying a box won't do them harm. Should they make a carrying case? Yea maybe, just not a big priority and I give them super credit for their consistency > aesthetics

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  Omar Choudhury (@OmarChoudhury99) reported 31 minutes ago

  𝐁𝐮𝐲𝐞𝐫𝐬 𝐖𝐨𝐮𝐥𝐝 𝐑𝐚𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐫 𝐆𝐨𝐨𝐠𝐥𝐞 𝐘𝐨𝐮 𝐓𝐡𝐚𝐧 𝐑𝐞𝐚𝐝 𝐘𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐄𝐧𝐭𝐢𝐫𝐞 𝐂𝐚𝐦𝐩𝐚𝐢𝐠𝐧 Your promotion tells people what you claim Then they leave your funnel and check whether the rest of the internet agrees They search your name on Google, read reviews, visit Reddit, scan forums, check social media, and compare third-party sources Because buyers trust information that doesn’t look like it came directly from the person asking for their money Your campaign may earn the click... But what they find afterward often decides whether they buy And this matters even more when you’re running cold traffic to people who have no reason to trust you yet You can have great ads, strong copy, and undeniable proof... But one ugly Reddit thread, defamatory article, or review page can poison the entire sale This is why serious brands clean up unfair reviews, remove damaging content, and build credible forum discussions around their name We help strengthen what prospects find across Google, forums, reviews, and AI search So your reputation keeps selling even after they leave your campaign If your traffic is converting below what it should... The problem may already be waiting inside your search results Hit DMs and let’s clean up what’s costing you sales 📲

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  Ajith (@ajith_io) reported 31 minutes ago

  @gunaa_dev Thank you! DM me if you run into any issues. Reddit has become much stricter recently, so some strategies that used to work may no longer be effective. I'm currently testing a few new hypotheses. If the results look promising, I'll share them.

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  vikyeah (@pandemiastyle) reported 34 minutes ago

  @Camoreo24yoy @Iam_SolomonJay Kid, please don't try to look "mature" when you clearly don't understand the issue, go back to reddit or to do your homework

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  Keystone Hardware Wallet (@KeystoneWallet) reported 35 minutes ago

  Still think hardware wallets are a waste of money? Read this 👇 "All it took was a second of not thinking straight." A Reddit user just lost funds to a fake job interview scam. Here's how it worked: → Legit-looking email + website → convincing interview invite → During the call, "your mic isn't working" — prerecorded video trick → Victim runs a script through CLI to "fix" it → Malware installed. Game over for his hot wallet. The real gut punch? His seed phrase was sitting in a plain-text file on his PC. But here's the part worth remembering: his long-term assets were on a hardware wallet. Different wallet. Untouched. The malware got his hot wallet. It couldn't touch what was never online. Protect your seed phrases: ↳ Never store it on any internet-connected device, not even "just temporarily". ↳ No photos. No screenshots. No cloud. No exceptions. ↳ Anyone asking for your seed phrase is the attacker. ↳ Paper backup minimum. Metal backup for serious storage. ↳ Offline. Physical. Secured. That's it. Your seed phrase is the wallet. Protect it like one.