Genshin Impact Leaks subreddit goes private to protest Reddit changes

Genshin Impact's leaks subreddit has temporarily gone private to make a statement in the face of Reddit's new upcoming third-party app changes.

API Update: Continued access to our API for moderators : r/modnews

r/MortalKombat became private? What does this mean? I don't recall doing anything against the rules to get myself banned or anything like that. : r/Mortalkombatleaks

Tomorrow Reddits API changes come into effect. How have the subreddit protests developed so far and where are they now? [OC] : r/dataisbeautiful

Reddit api protest starter pack : r/starterpacks

After Yesterday's Disastrous AMA, r/iPhone Shuts Down Early : r/apolloapp

Greedtendo strikes again in their worthless fight against piracy : r/PiratedGames

Subreddit bans Genshin Impact art, says “she isn't supposed to be depicted this way!” - Niche Gamer

I made this website to track and visualize all the subreddits going dark : r/apolloapp

After Reddit refuses demands for crackdown, dozens of subreddits go dark to protest COVID disinformation : r/technology

Genshin Impact fans are trying hard to mark their presence on r/place, but there's a twist

Reddit communities go private to protest pricing plan for apps

More than 7,000 subreddits have gone dark to protest Reddit's API changes - The Verge

Yet another post pointing out the unfairness of Hoyo taken down on the main sub. This isn't even about leaks they're straight up deleting any valid criticisms of the game : r/Dehyamains