It might also be because Reddit has an AI partnership with Google.
GDPR doesn’t really apply to publicly available data anyway. And the Right to be Forgotten is more about indexing data than making it available.
I don’t think they index random social media accounts (except public notierity) for example.
Also, IA absolutely has to comply with EU law. Their jurisdiction doesn’t matter here.
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