Reddit rarely releases huge updates on their mobile app but this time around, they've decided to add a new "Discover Tab" and menus for managing subscriptions.
Reddit announces that one in five users joined at least one new community after the addition of the Discover Tab.
"We're ushering in a new era of discovery on Reddit, with images and video top of mind. We're making discovering relevant content and communities more intuitive with the Discover Tab. It's a great new way for people to explore and engage with hundreds of thousands of communities around the world." - Jason costa, Reddit Director of Product for Content and Communities
In order to access the Discover Tab, Redditors may tap on the new compass icon on the bottom bar. Note that this might be a gradual update and not all may have it yet.
At the top of the Discover Tab, Redditors may filter the feed depending on the specific topics and content they'd like to get into. The feed is meant to populate depending on the current subreddits and communities users are in at the moment but they've ensured improvements by adding a feedback mechanism that allows users to select "show me more of this content, show me less of that content, and hide that content."
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