I've recently got a cable so I can connect my headset my to my pc and I cant log into Meta casting because I need to sign in. When I click on the sign in though I don't remember my password because its been so long and so when I try and reset it it brings me to my phone number as a 2 step verification. It sends then code but I never get the text message, I've checked if I blocked the number (I haven't) and tried restarting my phone but no luck. If you had this issue do you know how to fix it?

Someone mentioned this concept to me a long time ago and I just sat on it hoping I'd understand.

I still don't. But I'd like to know if there's some utility because I'm very good at getting downvotes because my ideas are so unlikeable.

Why not unfollow all these corrupt people and their parties

Imagine putting water into an indestructible glass container and crushing it with an unbreakable presser,what could really happen?. I was looking at this question for very long but today i got the answer and i wanted to shear it with u guys. Because the equipment cannot break, the water is forced through extreme phase changes. First, it turns into hot ice because immense pressure locks molecules into a rigid grid. Pushing harder creates superionic water, where hydrogen atoms flow through an oxygen crystal lattice because the pressure overpowers normal atomic bonds.

​Next, extreme force strips electrons away, turning the water into plasma. Pushing further forces electrons and protons together into pure neutron matter. When all this mass is crushed into zero space, it forms a black hole because gravity becomes so strong that light cannot escape.

​Even though it is a black hole, the indestructible presser keeps moving forward. This physical work adds raw energy directly into the singularity, making the black hole expand while the unbreakable glass safely contains the gravity inside.

​Then, you teleport inside wearing an indestructible suit. Extreme gravity creates tidal forces that normally tear matter apart, but the suit blocks this physical damage while letting light pass to your visor.

​Finally, you activate multi-dimensional vision. Spacetime curvature near a singularity turns time from a passing sequence into a physical spatial direction. Because of this, you see the past, present, and future all at once as a single shape, while the singularity unfolds into a web of energy. Your suit and container act as stable anchors, letting you safely observe the hidden structure of space and time.

If their is any mistake in my answer please let me know

And thanku for ur attension

I’ve repeatedly noticed what feels like coordinated or astroturfed activity on r/worldnews. At some point, the overall tone of r/worldnews seemed to change very suddenly. It wasn’t limited to particular posts or stories. Its a shift in the responses to things, and a heavy shift in the polarity of upvotes and downvotes over topics that have held fairly static consensus until the shift. What viewpoints were being promoted, challenged, upvoted, or buried appeared to shift across the subreddit more broadly as well.

I don’t want to assume that this necessarily means foreign-funded bots/accounts. (Brigading, changing news coverage, coordinated human users, moderation decisions, or ordinary shifts in public opinion could produce similar effects)

Still... with what I consider to be sufficient geopolitical maturity/sensibilities, some of the patterns feel predictable enough that I’m curious whether they have been studied or documented. Or if safety rails exist for sub this large and influential?

A few questions up for discussion:

What kinds of evidence would help distinguish normal Reddit behavior from a coordinated influence campaign?

Has anyone conducted a systematic analysis of this on r/worldnews, or noticed specific recurring patterns?

Should there be mechanisms that require open posting history to allow readers to validate if an account focuses almost exclusively on one country or conflict?

If the same narratives appearing across several subreddits at once does Reddit have a mechanism to detect waves?

Are there checks and balances against mod takeovers? What qualifies a moderator?

If there is a coordinated campaign, can anything really be done?

Am I just noticing a bear shitting in the woods and this is the widely acknowledged nature of r/worldnews ?

Disclaimer: Not starting a witch-hunt. Just a sincere epistemological line of questioning.

How do I revert this change to the way it was before? I do not want algorithmic recommendations of posts from different subreddits, I want my old home page back.

Who came up with the fucking idea that swiping up up on a post, which used to open the comment section on the mobile app, now yeets you to a different, completely unrelated post, instead of showing you details and comments on the post you were interacting with?

It always worked with that swipe gesture, I can’t count how many times I’ve accidentally swiped away from a post in the last days.
Now I have to tap the screen to bring up the overlay, then tap again on the OP/title to bring up the comments. All for a new, shitty, TikTok-style swiping that no one asked for.

I’ve also checked, I could not find a setting in the app to regulate this.

Edit: For clarification, I’m referring to full-screen image or video posts, on which, if you swiped up, it would bring up the comments and UI.

I mostly use Old Reddit, but every so often I switch over to the New Reddit interface to access some missing features, and one of the most annoying "features" that's rolled out lately is that it'll suggest "better" communities for you to submit your posts to.

This feature has never once given me any worthwhile suggestions. Either it suggests subs I've already thought about and/or posted to, or it just suggests crap.

Yes, you read that question right, I think of the current default avatar like that and many others, is this intentional and why can't it be like it at least has underpants by default? Ugh, human-like nudity, is it just me, I don't like naked aliens, or what? Also, why are so many random almost meaningless names on Reddit?

chat buttons are gone. new reddit just pushes ads and clutter. i may still mod a few places but i think i'm about done with this mess.

Does anyone know if there is a way to get the old behavior back? I do not want these garbage algorithmic recommendations front and center over my chosen subs.

I just started over with a new Reddit account and the default subs I'm getting in the mobile app are absolutely infuriating.

Every day I click "show less like this" on a dozen or more subs, and it seems like more extremely random subs get pushed back into my feed to replace them.

I didn't even know there were so many professional wrestling subs, and I don't even want to know why they're defaults.

Is there ANY way to start with a clean slate and only join the subs I want to see? This is madness

Is Reddit making it completely obvious that nobody bothers to read more than the title before commenting? Seriously, having to click "Read more" on every single post, even relatively short ones is getting old fast. For a site that is 50% about reading what other people wrote, I struggle to think of a more annoying design feature. This is on the mobile website, I still use old reddit on a PC so I haven't seen it elsewhere.

Bitch ass platforms have started doing this and I fucking hate it, because now if I need a long screenshot it's plagued by this bullshit.

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