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Problems in the last 24 hours

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Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Reddit users through our website.

• Website Down (60%)
• Errors (25%)
• Sign in (15%)

Live Outage Map

The most recent Reddit outage reports came from the following cities:

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Puteaux	Website Down	4 days ago
New Delhi	Website Down	5 days ago
Paris	Website Down	7 days ago
Vigo	Website Down	9 days ago
Phoenix	Errors	10 days ago
Lima	Errors	12 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  CEOofWhamen (@CEOofWhamen) reported 47 seconds ago

  @hasanthehun Reddit is down the hall to the left big guy

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  TangerineShine (@TangerineShines) reported 5 minutes ago

  @_JesseCinco @syskusa @price_dominie Thea amount of money people spend on guns and gear has always been a hot issue for the community. Lucas is sharing a niche piece of equipment and marketing it to his entire audience. If he shared this video in a niche PRS Reddit group, the discussion would be different.

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  Link Technologies (@LinkTechnlogies) reported 15 minutes ago

  Reddit is using AI to fight a problem AI helped create. The platform is turning to large language models to identify AI-generated spam and low-quality content. As AI floods the internet with synthetic posts, even platforms built on human conversations are now relying on AI just to keep real discussions alive.

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 16 minutes ago

  The underground metal scene is scattered across forums, Bandcamp, Reddit, and small venues. Talent gets buried. Built Foundry to fix that. It crawls all of it, surfaces emerging unsigned bands, auto-generates hype reports, and AI-books them directly into DIY venues. No label.

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  tony terry (@tonyt3rry) reported 21 minutes ago

  @TB_Trucking @k79890 I don’t buy every game off steam I bounce between key sites humble etc if I have a issue where I like a game but it’s perf is *** I will refund it or if I need to spend a hour on ******* about with the game having to check the forums ,Reddit and pcgamingwiki then refund

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  tp53 🍊🥕🦪🥩🥛☕ (@tp53guardian) reported 21 minutes ago

  I had neuropathy damage from cipro and used benfothiamine (300mg - 600mg) and high dose magnesium citrate (600-900mg spread across 3 doses) to help repair the damage. even when the magnesium dose came down , my urine smelled off and it was cloudy. like extremely cloudy. but it would be for one bathroom trip, then fine for the rest of the day . next day it would repeat. it was made worse by coffee the next day. if I skipped a B1 dose it wouldn't be cloudy. had urinalysis done and I was all clear there . even if I skipped magnesium and just did B1 I had the same issue there's some reddit threads showing similar result for others. I'm guessing it increases phosphate handling

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  girl ? (@bordywordy) reported 22 minutes ago

  just found a reddit post trying to track down a dupe of the shirt i own LOL

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  Hormeze 𐤄𐤅𐤓𐤌𐤉𐤆 (@hormeze) reported 22 minutes ago

  @ctrlcreep how to get ai buzzed fine organic crystalline powder from frog-gland in usb-c port problem? ai stuck in all caps? can u get contact high from AI cops r at my door but wont knock they seem scared? reddit computer glitch- not screen- computer tower is physically glitching

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  FigureGunplaFan 🇲🇾 (FGF) (@FigureGunplaFan) reported 24 minutes ago

  @StarDSaber 1. I’ve actually seen his comments on Reddit regarding modern CHUG collections, where he breaks down his rankings from good to bad depending on the specific figure he bought. Cont. on reply:

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  WishingWellosrs (@wishingwellosrs) reported 25 minutes ago

  Help my boy. Help him try and login and ask reddit i mean

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  lauren of nolabia 🏳️‍⚧️ (@jdpon_super_fan) reported 29 minutes ago

  @CaralhoPhilly @neosovietposter because its an example of a woman in his life coming forward with allegations about his character being completely ignored even though other evidence corroborated them. like his reddit posts - im sorry that you're not familiar with them, but they're important to the issue

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  Brand (@StarBrandMC) reported 30 minutes ago

  @NextGenPlayer Playstation keeps having them taken down. Same thing for negative stuff on reddit

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  Shannon Epilogue (@SEpilogueG) reported 34 minutes ago

  @jfully19 @susylicious2023 It could be that she's reading reddit stories, no different from the people who narrate with game play or something on youtube. The real problem is this account who's posting this shid.

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  Gojo Maduro 諸葛亮 (@kungfurykong) reported 35 minutes ago

  Hey there. To respond to your points in order: In regards to demons and other supernatural phenomena, the typical approach within the Orthodox yeshiva world is to accept them as being real, although perhaps different from how pop culture views them. The lack of demons nowadays is attributed to the current era being a time of God hiding himself from the world (tho I would personally attribute it to it being a time of increased rationality.) The notable dissenting opinion (which you may be already aware of) is that of the rambam, who famously writes (mishneh Torah hilchos shabbos) that all the superstition in the talmud regarding demons and whatnot is simply an elaborate parable meant to somehow convey a deeper message, but this view is not followed by charedi jewry (the vilna gaon in particular has harsh words to say about the rambam on this issue which is likely a part of the reason his view is not followed) I have often heard yeshiva friends quote a famous pre-war Rabbi who allegedly said something along the lines of, 'one day possession will be so rare that ppl will run just to see a dybbuk,' as proof that demons used to be a regularly occuring phenomenon until, by their estimates, the 19-20th centuries. So that about covers their perspective there, speaking solely from my own experience. As regards the lost scroll. Lol I studied in excellent Orthodox yeshivas in America for a number of yrs and I only know this exists because of reddit, the study of scripture has been utterly neglected in the yeshiva world ever since (someone plz correct me if I'm wrong) the haskalah/enlightenment, when secularists began pointing out the problems raised by the texts scripture sort of became the territory of heretics so to speak. So I honestly don't know, but I would guess it's taken literally. As regards your final point about the documentary hypothesis. I never heard it discussed in yeshiva. But in general, challenges to faith are met withone of the following two rebuttals: The first is based on the fact that, over the past centuries, Jewry has produced some incredibly intelligent minds. People like Rabbi aharon kotler, Rabbi Yosef dov soloveitchik (of slutzk/brisk) and Rabbi akiva Eiger are all easily verifiable as geniuses with a mental capacity far, far beyond that of the average person (I say this as a current atheist who studied in yeshiva.) This is not hyperbole, it is readily visible to anyone who walks over to a bookshelf and reads their writings on the talmud. If so, the argument goes, the fact that these rabbis believed Judaism to be true, and dedicated their lives to it, is the ultimate proof to its veracity, and there is no need to waste time confusing yourself with any challenges to faith as they can be presumed faulty without your investigation based on the faith of these rabbis (this approach is staunchly advocated for as a panacea for all emunah issues by Rabbi yaakov yisroel kanievsky, known as the steipler gaon, in his kerayna de'igresa iirc) With respect to Rabbi kanievsky, in my opinion it's an extremely ridiculous argument, but it's used to stifle all debate by undermining your ability to recognize truth on your own- 'if this genius Rabbi thought it was true, any questions you have must be a mistake, as you're not claiming to be smarter than the Rabbi.' The second is the much touted chain of Mesorah that the rambam writes about 'we have reliable testimony from our ancestors that God came down and spoke to us, so there is no room for doubt. If God spoke to you, would you doubt because of science?' I don't think I need to point out the problems with this argument

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  tilde festival (@Mightfo) reported 37 minutes ago

  @yapyapperz you're greatly overestimating how much trans people agree with you. if you go to to any major trans community(ie a discord server with hundreds of active users, or a large reddit), when the discussion comes up the percent of trans people who think its a slur is less than 20%

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  Tychique Esteve (@TychiqueY) reported 37 minutes ago

  Most people say: “Find a problem and solve it.” But in reality, people don’t always express the problem clearly. They describe a situation. They complain about a tool. They say something is not working. They ask where to start. That’s where the signal is. Here’s a real example from Reddit. The post, the comments, and the DM conversation are real. Someone was struggling with healthcare recruiting after coming from IT staffing. Monster wasn’t working for them, and they didn’t know where to start in that market. Instead of pitching my product directly, I tried to bring value first: better sourcing logic, better location filters, better role segmentation, better context before outreach. Only after the value was clear, the product became relevant naturally. That’s how I want to approach sales with Verytis. Not by forcing a pitch. But by helping first, showing the output, and letting the product support the solution. The screenshots/conversations are real. Only the explanatory text on the side of the visuals was written with AI to make the breakdown easier to understand.

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  Annie G. (@Annie_MarieG) reported 38 minutes ago

  I’m used to Reddit being a nightmare. But there was baffling. The admins remove a lot so it seemed odd to leave something thar easily gets toxic in that thread. They usually immediately delete anything remotely critical of coaches, front office, the teams and certain topics. So to leave that seemed like an interesting choice. Over here I am quick with my mute and block button. I also mute keywords a lot to make this place slightly less toxic. We aren’t always going to agree on the topics being discussed but I believe that deep down most people in CCFC just want to see her healthy, happy and playing her best basketball. Our opinions on what is her best and how to get there often differ but as long as everyone is civil, they don’t get blocked or muted here. I don’t need an echo chamber because I like to hear other opinions that might change my perspective and opinion. I just don’t need jerks and reddit, and threads which is way worse, seem to always be jerks when it’s W related convos.

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  BigboyJuju (@BigboyJuju) reported 40 minutes ago

  Someone needs to fix this on @Pumpfun with OG coins being vamped / copied Once a coin is created, there’s a 24h delay til another can be created with the same ticker - or possibly not at all We gotta get back to the glory days where folks bagworked to Valhalla Was in Shiba Inu when the reddit page had sub 900 followers & holders were delusional People knew how to hold & they knew how to believe in something As someone who’s been part of $TSUKI since the very beginning & 2 years later still here grinding - this is the work ethic we gotta bring back All these launchpads & gambling platforms have cultivated a toxic environment where people don’t know how to hold & only care about a quick 2x Despite @blknoiz06 pushing solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump, he’s showed all of CT what happens when everyone piles in on one ticker Slowly, the sentiment is returning I’m also banking on @davidgokhshtein who’s an OG that pioneered the term Bagwork The OG white bull will return soon & the market will truly flip the switch

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  Mike (@_Pitter_Patter_) reported 40 minutes ago

  @rcb05 The whole problem with sports jerseys is that the people these companies employ are truly terrible at their jobs. There are tons of fan creations on reddit or twitter that are infinitely better than the slop that Nike/UA/Adidas come up with.

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  Mr.T 🇷🇸🇲🇰 (@MrNT51) reported 42 minutes ago

  @mintysquinty2 @browasright Jokes on you I'm not on Reddit (unless looking for tech problems) I came to my views myself

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  Tess (@Tess_xdxdxd) reported 42 minutes ago

  Researchers seem increasingly divided on proprietary AI. A recent HN discussion warns against trusting closed AI agents with research IP, while Reddit users argue the bigger issue is ownership and control. The technology is improving fast. Trust, on the other hand, may be improving much more slowly. Would you run your unpublished research through a proprietary AI platform?

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  Simple (@SimpleFrameAi) reported 45 minutes ago

  @ywomendeservles that's selection criteria. safe to assume the guys that are fine with it are on reddit and her OF and the guys that are not ok with it are desirable to her in a state of wanting to settle down. two different groups of dudes.

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  Marc DeCaria (@marcdecaria) reported 48 minutes ago

  @UPS WorldShip pushed a bad V29 update that broke shipping for businesses, then the normal “Communicate with UPS” fix did nothing for many users. Support knew the issue, but the public installer was outdated and reinstalling made it worse. The fix was two files: READMAIL.000 and LISTMAIL.000 dropped into C:\ProgramData\UPS\WSTD\INMAIL. That should have been posted immediately on an official UPS status page with clear instructions. Instead, customers were stuck in support queues while Reddit solved it faster than UPS. For businesses that rely on WorldShip to move orders, this is not a minor software glitch. It stops operations. UPS needs a real WorldShip incident page, current installers, and official emergency patch downloads when this happens.

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  M (@byulyisupremacy) reported 51 minutes ago

  i will not introduce my 70 year old dad to reddit. no ******* way, he would go down all the wrong rabbit holes. it would br this household's downfall fr

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  𓂀HumanAfterEverything𓂀 (@_HAEISBAE_) reported 52 minutes ago

  BUG REPORT: Playing on PS5. When you get the spear for the first time you will see that you have to press "??" To use the spear. Took me 20 minutes and searching reddit to fix. - Go into "imputs" in settings. - Hit "Reset to Default" @BethesdaSupport look into this.

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  Dennistopia (@dennistopia) reported 54 minutes ago

  @TwoPantsJimmy Current id software turned Doom into QTE slop, just another group of people who took over a franchise without understanding what made it good, injected their terrible millennial reddit sensibilities to the cheers of funko pop collecting retards.

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  Evelyn Bowman (@BowmanEvel51049) reported 55 minutes ago

  @SaltyGoat17 . AGAIN... RULES FOR THEY AND NOT FOR THOU... . "Rules for thee but not for me" describes a classic double standard. Someone uses this phrase when they demand others follow a rule, but excuse themselves from obeying it. This creates unfairness. It often happens in relationships, sports, and big business. [1, 2, 3, 4] Breaking Down the Phrase Thou/Thee: Old English words for "you". They mean the average person. Thee/Me: Pronouns used by the person in power. The Double Standard: One rule book exists for the general public, and a completely different set of rules applies to the elite. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] Real-World Examples The Boss: A manager tells employees to arrive exactly on time. The manager then shows up an hour late every day. The Penalty: A smaller company gets heavily fined for a minor mistake. A massive company ignores a similar rule but faces no punishment. The VIP: A celebrity cuts a long line. They tell everyone else to wait their turn. [1] People dislike this behavior because it breaks trust and fairness. When rules only apply to some, they are not rules at all. To learn more about this idea and see how it affects fairness, check out Rules for Me, Not for Thee in International Law or see discussions on Reddit. [1, 2, 3] . .ChatGPT. .

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  Prince Margo 🪐 (@butt_bones) reported 56 minutes ago

  AND my reddit got taken down 😭 help a tboy out

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  MG (@hcaulfield8148) reported 59 minutes ago

  @Hereward99 @JillFilipovic Give me a break. Every red flag was there. Because the NYT chose to play the initial story of his mistreatment of women as a catch-and-kill soft support piece for his campaign doesn’t mean the myriad other problems were just fine; the tattoo, the Kik, the Reddit…all of it was a screaming hard pass.

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  Randy Pneuman (@pteridoid) reported 59 minutes ago

  @hecubian_devil Did you see that interview with Morris Katz? They didn't even bother going through the rest of his reddit history. They're clowns! Your refusal to look at the mess on your side of the aisle is part of the problem here. The DSA has a history of looking outward for their failures.