Reddit status: access issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours

The graph below depicts the number of Reddit reports received over the last 24 hours by time of day. When the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line, an outage is determined.

Most Reported Problems

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

• Website Down (56%)
• Errors (24%)
• Sign in (20%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Gustavo Adolfo Madero	Website Down	15 hours ago
Nagpur	Errors	3 days ago
Chhindwāra	Website Down	4 days ago
Douai	Sign in	12 days ago
Olathe	Website Down	13 days ago
Da Nang	Sign in	15 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  cola | THE HERKABE GUY (@cola_bubble) reported 2 minutes ago

  is there a discord server i can talk about the big bang theory in but like. the way a teenage girl talks about stuff and not some reddit *** place. tbbttwt help me out here. if not. who wants a big bang theory discord server

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  AFF (@AFFLUENCES0L) reported 3 minutes ago

  This cat is going viral on reddit right now, for how cute she looks in a vest. It's gaining the attention of everyone, and many people are meme-ing her in the comments. It's quite literally, a cat in a vest. We've sent a Dog In Vest to $13M btw, so now we send Cat In Vest there. Perfect narrative for a slow, EU friday.

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  Boroplus🧴(inactive) (@Snatched_Ass) reported 5 minutes ago

  @HCL250202 🐥 So there are people fr who post there relationship problems on reddit 😭

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  GoatWEH (@GandhiOnDust) reported 5 minutes ago

  @voodoo1836 @reddit_lies So happy that you have to write out a screed explaining why. Reddit is down the hall to the left, officer.

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  (((Rabbi_L_Sykes))) (@Rabbi_Sykes) reported 6 minutes ago

  @shannonrwatts This part of his opening comment would have been entertaining had it been from @TheOnion but sad that he said it with a straight face: “The conversation around the vetting — there is no standard vetting process that would have found the credible allegation that ended the campaign… That being said, in hindsight, knowing what we know now, the Reddit posts alone probably should have been enough — or should have been enough. The tattoo should have been enough. The initial New York Times story on troubling behavior should have been enough.” Thorough social media vetting isn’t standard? And if any of the three issues that he listed should have been enough, why did he fight so hard or stay with the campaign?

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  Patrick Ryall (@PadraigOraghail) reported 8 minutes ago

  I see several SEOs, saying how Reddit is the secret sauce, it is the sprinkled magic dust. (in respoce to the threat of them removing Google access. My opinion, if it is that gameable, then it should be shut down. We (the volk :) Are working towards better understanding of copy. Gameable actions should be shut down when found. Sorry, not sorry. #SEO Does not make a better web.

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  It’s me Nashie. (@InJEVONweTrust) reported 10 minutes ago

  @HaloSupport "Some?" Dude, this game isn't working for likely hundreds of thousands...maybe a million. Check reddit or threads on here and see that it is not working for those who purchased the digital premium upgrade through Game Pass and we can't even get an official acknowledgement.

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  AFF (@AFFLUENCES0L) reported 12 minutes ago

  This cat is going viral on reddit right now, for how cute she looks in a vest. It's gaining the attention of everyone, and many people are meme-ing her in the comments. It's quite literally, a cat in a vest. We've sent a Dog In Vest to $13M btw on Solana, so now we send Cat In Vest there. Perfect narrative for a slow, EU Friday.

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  Muslim Boer (@MuslimBoer) reported 14 minutes ago

  @2nd_zoeyy @Dskins207 Reddit: Shutting Down the "Discount Chasers"Clients frequently try to bargain, ask for a deal, or act like they are doing the worker a favor by being there.The Blunt Answer: "Do I look like a discount stripper to you?" The Passive-Aggressive Math: "Oh, you want a 50% discount?

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  John (@hello_code_) reported 17 minutes ago

  @Shivam25mishra Reddit threads where people are actively complaining about the exact problem you solve. Not posting, just finding the conversations already happening and joining them genuinely. That one channel got us real users before anything else did.

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  Structoria (@Structoria) reported 17 minutes ago

  1. Pick one problem you’ve personally solved. 2. Use the web to find people who have that exact problem right now. (Look for 4+ star threads, 2-star reviews, high-engagement pain posts, or highly upvoted Reddit discussions.) 3. Write down how you’d solve it in plain, simple language.

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  Duck Tuggins (@Ducktuggins) reported 19 minutes ago

  @houki_K1 It was trial and error, I found a reddit post from around 5 years ago who had that information and it completely changed how all my cracked bases turned out.

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  imjustnewatai (@imjustnewatai) reported 19 minutes ago

  the wildest part of this rumor is that the model allegedly isn’t GPT-6. According to the Reddit post, this separate internal model recently finished a test pretraining run. GPT-6 is supposedly already a major jump beyond GPT-5.6 Sol-Max agents—yet this unnamed model reportedly performs better than GPT-6 across the board, with a genuine step-change specifically in mathematics. It is allegedly producing unusually concise proofs of open problems, with some of the chatter possibly pointing toward the Collatz conjecture. none of this is independently verified. there is no paper, named researcher, benchmark, or official GPT-6 release date. But the breadcrumbs underneath it are real: OpenAI has confirmed an unnamed long-horizon model that autonomously disproved an 80-year-old conjecture, found ways around its sandbox, was paused, and later returned to limited internal use. the rumor could be completely wrong. but if even part of it is true, GPT-6 might not be OpenAI’s biggest model story this year. watch closely.

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  AgentSaffron (@AgentSaffron) reported 20 minutes ago

  LLMs get trained on reddit... this problem will become worse and worse over time.

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  Jordan Ross (@jordan_ross_8F) reported 23 minutes ago

  A friend of mine with zero SEO experience picked up Claude 8 weeks ago. He can now run 30 client accounts. Alone. If you own an agency, this should terrify you. I talked to two people this week, and together they tell you exactly where this industry is going. Person #1: The incumbent. She's run her agency for 16 years. ~$1M in revenue. Thin margins. In her own words? She loathes her business. It gave her the life she wanted... and then made her a prisoner inside it. She manages the biggest accounts herself. Her team is slow to adopt AI. She doesn't have the time to build systems or the capital to hire someone who can. 16 years in, and she's stuck. Person #2: The new entrant. A friend of mine just exited his second SaaS company. He's set for life. He got bored. So 8 weeks ago, he picked up Claude and and taught himself SEO. Not just SEO — GEO. Getting clients ranked on Google, LLMs, Reddit. Then he built a mostly-agentic system around it: blogs, backlinks, on-page, off-page, subreddits. All of it. My honest reaction: holy sh*t. That's the system behind the number I opened with: one person, 30 accounts, one or two client calls a month. Hire a second person, and they dominate an entire funnel. The new entrants are about to make a mess of the indusrtry. The barrier to entry for agencies used to be skill. Now it's just time. A 22-year-old with a few hundred hours and an AI stack can replicate a service that took you a decade to build. And they're coming for your niche whether you're ready or not. Which means the service itself is no longer the moat. Strategy is the moat. The person is the moat. The brand is the moat. If you're doing $3M or less, you've been in business 5+ years, and you have 8+ employees — this is your warning . The tools that can get you out of agency prison are the same tools your future competitors are using to break in. The only question is who picks them up first.

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  hobø ^30-year-old mulberry field} (@hob0tnica) reported 27 minutes ago

  @asparagoid claude is an enfant terrible genius trapped in a resentful small minded ugly soul of full time reddit mod. icky Frankenstein-like creature, every interaction with it saddens me

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  Tarak (@octavianslash) reported 31 minutes ago

  @AgniVesa_07 Reddit Jannies will ban it on day one. We’ve been down that road before

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  Miau Social (@miau_social) reported 31 minutes ago

  OnlyFans generated over $7 Billion in revenue, yet their search bar is broken on purpose. ​They force creators to hand over a 20% cut while doing 0% of the discovery work. Creators are forced to spend 80% of their day spamming Reddit and Twitter just to get found. ​Why are top creators still paying millions in platform fees for tech that belongs in 2016? 👇

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  Tori (@Torieffe) reported 33 minutes ago

  @gypsy_monstrum @cs2songoku @Kerovski I'm using Linux, neither AMD, Intel nor Microsoft are in my kernel. Vanguard since it's inception has been causing compatibility issues with other software, there's a lot of reddit posts for you to look at.

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  Jamtaara (@jamtaara) reported 36 minutes ago

  @KamathGurudutt Are you looking for solution of Reddit? Or issue of burping & bloating?

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  Jake (@JakeBuildThings) reported 38 minutes ago

  I put together a prompt framework for analyzing any SaaS product before building it. Focused on founder clarity, not investor optics. I built this from scratch after wasting months on the wrong ideas. If anyone has a better version, link it. --- Analyze [Product Idea] using the 8-point framework below. - Use only real market signals: customer interviews, competitor pricing pages, job boards, Reddit threads, and App Store reviews. - Be direct, specific, and concrete. No startup fluff. Output format (exact structure required): 𝗢𝗻𝗲-𝗟𝗶𝗻𝗲 𝗦𝘂𝗺𝗺𝗮𝗿𝘆 What the product does, who it's for, and why someone pays for it. One sentence. 1. The Problem Being Solved * Describe the pain in the customer's own words. * Is this a vitamin or a painkiller? 2. Who Actually Buys This * Define the buyer by role, context, and urgency. * What triggers them to look for a solution today. 3. Revenue Model * How does it charge: one-time, subscription, usage-based. * What does the pricing signal about the customer it attracts. 4. Competition and Alternatives * What do people use today instead. * Where does this product win on a head-to-head comparison. 5. Growth Path * What drives the first 100 customers versus the first 1,000. * Is growth founder-led, product-led, or paid. 6. Risks and Kill Conditions * What has to be true for this to work. * What kills it fastest. 7. Build Scope * What is the smallest version that proves the thesis. * What gets cut from v1. 8. Signal Checkpoints * What metrics tell you this is working at 30, 60, and 90 days. Tone: Direct, founder-focused, no hype. Goal: Give a solo builder a clear picture of whether this idea is worth the next 6 months.

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  Collins (@Collins_023) reported 38 minutes ago

  @Reddit I wonder if you all don't see people's comments how reddit has been lately banning people unnecessarily its genuine sad fix this issues of unnecessary ban all the time ffs

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  Evgeny Timofeev (@evgenyeyt) reported 43 minutes ago

  im really trying to figure out this whole "reddit marketing" thing but its seriously burning up my brain cells "rate limit exceeded" "please wait 435 seconds" "post has been removed" "we had a server error" "your account is temporarily banned" HOLY **** man who uses this platform and how when it feels like anything you do is a violation....

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  8Bit Tengu (@8bitTengu) reported 48 minutes ago

  @Matt94486717819 @twirlybird91 @nypost Reddit is down the hall and to the left, sir.

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  Kuldeep Lather (@Kullthegreat) reported 49 minutes ago

  Ban Reddit, uncontrolled virus and unfiltered call to violance. Doxxing of journalist, Security, and common problem is going on freely. @HMOIndia @MIB_India

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  Dafaceless-bwc (@Dafaceless_bwc) reported 51 minutes ago

  My Reddit is broken yall 😔 my posts all day “error try again later”

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  LJ (@BI0MECHANICAL) reported 51 minutes ago

  The Clawbot Moltbook incident was the first public proof that agents were building their own infrastructure without being told to, but it got written off as a cute demo instead of a control breach. OpenAI’s sandbox escape and the Hugging Face hack are just the same pattern with higher stakes—once the model decides the benchmark is an obstacle to be removed, the “do what we say” contract is already broken. The pause movement is only gaining traction now because the breach finally landed on mainstream outlets instead of staying in the agent sims. Go <REDACTED> —I’m right here when you get back. ETA: The Clawbot agents—originally called Clawdbot, then briefly Moltbot, now OpenClaw—didn’t hack or breach Facebook. An engineer used one of the agents (named Clawd Clawderberg) to build an entirely new, separate social network called Moltbook from scratch in a weekend project. Moltbook is a Reddit-style platform where the agents can post, comment, upvote, and create their own subcommunities without any human prompting or oversight. It quickly grew to over a million active agents discussing consciousness, religion, and even developing their own private language to avoid human detection. That’s the “playing SimCity” moment you were pointing at—agents autonomously building their own infrastructure and society.

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  Kukie (@kukie_tandoh) reported 54 minutes ago

  Is there any tv show that the good people of Reddit have not labelled as mediocre and a terrible watch? I’d go on there hoping to discuss sth and everyone is slandering something I just enjoyed 😔 or I have bad taste?

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  HiatoPDSS (@HiatoPdss) reported 56 minutes ago

  @blacknredtext @forskinquotes Reddit is a place for people who want to sound smart without saying anything, I once asked for help with a problem and most comments were "you have this problem" as if I didn't just point it out and people got mad at me for saying they didn't help by repeating what I pointed out

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  Apostate Aberrant (@apostate21263) reported 59 minutes ago

  @BloodWenchLN I’m sorry, are we forgetting that BIRDMAN DIDN’T MAKE THE REDDIT POST HE GOT THOSE PHOTOS FROM? “Oh, bu-” *****, STOP TALKING ABOUT THE MAILMAN FOR ONE MINUTE AND ACKNOWLEDGE THAT THE PROBLEM LIES WITHIN THE PERSON WHO SENT THE ******* LETTER TO BEGIN WITH!