Reddit protest updates: news on the apps shutting down and Reddit’s fights with mods
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Apollo for Reddit gets a new update just a couple days before it shuts down.
If you subscribed to the app, you’ll now be able to decline a refund on your remaining subscription. If you choose to do so, it could help developer Christian Selig in a big way: he’s currently looking at refund costs of about $250,000. The update also includes a wallpaper pack you can buy to help offset the costs of refunds.
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