Obviously. They practically promote throwaway accounts and don't require any real personally identifiable information through their registration process. Their

Obviously. They practically promote throwaway accounts and don't require any real personally identifiable information through their registration process. Their users aren't nearly as attached to their account as, say, an Instagram user or Facebook user with a vested interest in keeping their account closely tied to their identity. On the contrary, Reddit users typically don't want their Reddit activities tied to their identity at all. As such, Reddit accounts probably don't get used nearly as frequently thus aren't as lucrative from a data harvesting standpoint. Although there's a special place in hell for a website with 17 cookies.