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Reddit Rolls Out Native Video on Desktop, Mobile

Users can now upload videos directly to Reddit from their desktop and mobile devices

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By Brandy Shaul

August 18, 2017

Reddit announced the extended rollout of its native video beta, allowing more users to upload videos directly to Reddit, rather than relying on third-party services.

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Brandy Shaul

Brandy is a freelance writer for Adweek's SocialProDaily covering social media, gaming, apps and platforms.

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