TechCrunch Summary (2023-05-12 06AM)

Source: TechCrunch Disrupt early-bird sale ends today

Summary
Last chance to save up to $800 on TechCrunch Disrupt 2023 passes ends today at 11:59 p.m. PDT. Attendees can save money on every pass level, with the cheapest starting at $45 for Expo+ passes.

Fact

💰 By purchasing TechCrunch Disrupt 2023 passes before May 12, attendees can save up to $800.

🎟️ The Expo+ passes cost only $45 (full price: $195).

🌟 Anirudh Murali, co-founder and CEO of Economize, said attending Disrupt was a great opportunity to connect with companies and learn from the best people in the industry.

🌟 Jessica McLean, director of marketing and communications at Infinite-Compute, states that Disrupt allows people to share ideas, talk about them, and explore opportunities.

🌟 Disrupt is recommended for startups in the idea stage to those who have already raised angel money by Michael McCarthy, CEO of Repositax.

Source: Reddit will allow users to upload NSFW images from desktop

Summary
Reddit has announced introducing the feature of uploading NSFW content from desktops in adult communities, which was already available through its mobile app. The company has taken this step to bring feature equality, and the community must be set to 18+ if its content is NSFW.

Facts

📷 Reddit now allows to upload NSFW images from desktops in adult communities, just like its mobile app.

🔞 Community needs to be 18+ if majorly NSFW content will be posted.

👨‍💻 Redditors might not need Imgur’s hosting services for their NSFW communities anymore.

🧑‍💻 Reddit charging for its API will limit access to mature content available through its API and will affect third-party Reddit apps.

📱 Christian Selig suggested that developers are ready to accept guardrails from Reddit if NSFW communities are accessible through third-party apps.

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