Depending on what you’re looking for, you can access your Reddit data and information from a variety of places in your account. Some of your information is available via the Reddit mobile app, however, it’s easiest to find what you’re looking for by visiting reddit.com on your computer’s web browser and logging in to your account.
Once you log in, here’s where you can find the following information:
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Location |
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Email address (if you have provided one) |
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Account preferences |
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Recent IP addresses |
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Recently viewed posts |
From the right side of your home feed, scroll down to find your Recent Posts list |
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Communities you’ve joined |
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Communities you moderate |
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Communities you’re approved to post and comment on |
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Posts you’ve made |
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Drafts of Posts you’ve saved |
From https://new.reddit.com/submit click the DRAFTS link |
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Comments you’ve made |
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Posts and comments you’ve upvoted |
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Posts and comments you’ve downvoted |
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Posts and comments you’ve saved |
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Posts and comments you’ve gilded |
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Posts and comments you’ve hidden |
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Private messages (sent and received) |
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Chats |
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Modmail |
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People you follow |
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People you’ve added as “friends” |
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People you’ve blocked |
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People you've approved |
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Third-party applications you’ve authorized |
To request a copy of your Reddit data and information, fill out a data request form. (Note that it may take up to 30 days to prepare your data.)
To learn more about your data and privacy on Reddit check out our Privacy Policy and User Agreement.