- Imgur has been geoblocked the UK - ResetEra
Imgur has blocked access to UK users after an investigation by the ICO (info below) into how MediaLab's (imgur's parent company) uses children's information and its approach to age assurance This now means the imgur website is inaccessible to UK users, and imgur hosted images on websites simply
- Imgur and the UK - options | Page 2 | ResetEra
Given that the situation between Imgur and the UK, which has resulted in people from the nation being unable to use the service, is not going to be resolved anytime soon, we put together a few options for people
- List of community verified and safe imgur alternative image hosts
Hi, I felt that we need a list of working and safe image host that people looking for imgur alternatives can fall back to when needed Although, there are many imgur alternatives that were suggested on this sub, there are only a handful which we can trust, based on their availability, user friendliness and list of features being offered The most important is their history, period of
- Whats the deal with Imgur? Does Reddit own it, why use it outside of . . .
I’m a tad confused what the deal is with Imgur It seems every single picture posted on Reddit is via an Imgur link On the face of it, it looks like a wannabe Instagram, but with the option to downvote I don’t really see much hash tagging, if at all
- Imgur not working anymore. : r sharex - Reddit
Creating them continues to work for me Viewing seems random Has anyone determined that it's only problematic from ShareX? It never occurred to me that that was the case How could Imgur even know?
- How the f does imgur work nowadays? : r techsupport - Reddit
I find it extremely strange that no one across the net seems to be pointing out that Imgur ever since introducing the new uploader on the browser now heavily compresses images
- Imgur is now pretty much dead for everyone. - Reddit
Imgur was the catalyst that turned me on to Reddit At first, Imgur had some really funny stuff (politically incorrect stuff at times), which got me hooked Then I realized it was just an image site for Reddit, so I checked out Reddit Once I got used to how Reddit worked, that was pretty much it
- Imgur has announced that they will be removing old, unused, and . . .
Imgur has announced that they will be "removing old, unused, and inactive content that is not tied to a user account from our platform " This means that a *huge* number of images linked from reddit will become dead links
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