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 (53%)
• Sign in (23%)
• Errors (23%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Guayaquil	Errors	8 days ago
Veracruz	Website Down	14 days ago
Bhubaneshwar	Website Down	17 days ago
Melbourne	Sign in	19 days ago
San Nicolás de los Garza	Sign in	22 days ago
Ciudad Obregón	Website Down	22 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Chris Donnelly (@donnellycss) reported 4 minutes ago

  Here's what's inside: → How to sort your buyer questions before you spend a dollar on content → Why Claude reads a different index to the one you've been optimising for → Why moving from position 7 to position 3 barely changes anything for Claude → Where to actually point your PR budget (editorial converts 52% of the time, Reddit converts 8.3%) → Why your own site does half the work on Claude that it does on ChatGPT → How to find out whether Claude names you at all, and what to do if it doesn't → Why physical location businesses need to forget their website and fix their listing first

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  Elle Louise (@ElleLou22) reported 5 minutes ago

  @JMZygmunt11 Literally same I couldn’t find anyone talking about it even on Reddit, at least we know it’s not an us issue and it’s probably insta messing with their layouts

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  𝒉𝒂𝒔𝒔𝒂𝒏 (@hi__hassan) reported 9 minutes ago

  @Sheencharlie0 @LinkedInHelp As per reddit, they took almost 8 months to fix it for one user. So I'm not dibbing on them. You should send me a DM with the fix instead. Thanks!

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  Jake (@JakeBuildThings) reported 9 minutes ago

  Your first 100 users aren't a marketing problem. They're a manual labor problem. Find people already complaining about your exact problem in Reddit threads, niche Slacks, Twitter replies — and DM them one by one. No ads. No waitlist page. Just outreach that doesn't scale, o…

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  Archie (@Archie627) reported 11 minutes ago

  Ledger claims to lead on security, but puts almost zero effort into fixing basic scam vectors. Scammers hijack Ledger's branded keywords via Google Ads + Google Sites, posing as the official site at the top of search results to trick users into entering their 24 words. Just on August 4, 2026, a victim lost ~$36,000 in BTC/ETH after clicking a top sponsored ad masquerading as the official "Ledger Live" site and entering their seed phrase. Reddit users raised alarms about this exact issue 6 years ago. While the @GoogleAds team continues to sit on their hands, Ledger has done far too little to push for real solutions or safeguard their user base. @ledger needs to step up, take this seriously, and fix this once and for all.

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  ex-alicel mental patient (@beIovederen) reported 16 minutes ago

  @aphroditeares resident evil 7* and it’s not unusual. we saw ppl on reddit run into the same problem. like you have to be joking give me my physical copy NOW

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  Muhammad Abdullah (@Abdullah37860) reported 18 minutes ago

  @2whazzuup Imagine you want to sell lemonade, but instead of building your own stand, you set up shop inside Walmart because Walmart already has thousands of people walking through the door every day. That's parasite SEO. Instead of building authority on your own website, you publish your content on a site Google already trusts (Medium, LinkedIn, Forbes, Reddit, etc.) and "borrow" their ranking power to show up on page 1 fast. The catch: you don't own the stand. Walmart can kick you out anytime (site takes down your post, changes rules, or Google specifically targets the tactic), and you built zero long-term equity for yourself.

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  kroweskyn (@kroweskynx) reported 19 minutes ago

  HOLY SH*T. THIS AI TRADING GROK BOT BECAME A HEDGE FUND. Built with Grok Bot, it runs 24/7 on a $5 server and does ***** work for me It actually hunts. > searches X for suspicious wallet activity > digs through Reddit for early chatter and new leads > discovers wallets I never gave it > tracks what they buy, sell, rotate into, and dump > builds its own watchlist > places trades and manages risk I don’t wake up and ask what should I trade today? The agent already spent night looking. Every wallet it finds becomes memory. Every trade becomes data. Every mistake becomes another filter. I wanted a trading bot. I accidentally built a tiny fund that never sleeps.

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  Martin Lostak - Research-first DTC creative (@Martin_Lostak) reported 19 minutes ago

  A real agency client broke down his $5,000/mo retainer on Reddit: 40% overhead and profit, 30% sales commission, 20% account-manager reporting. 10% reaches the person doing the work. Sales rep → account manager → junior. If 10% buys the work, what's the other 90% buying you?

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  ᴍɪɴɪsᴛʀʏ ᴏᴠ ᴛʀᴠᴛʜ (@MinistryOvTrvth) reported 21 minutes ago

  @deadsun_0 X won’t fix stolen clips because too many of the accounts Elon actually boosts run on uncredited Reddit/IG content

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  Kevin Gates Ita Bag (@360bby) reported 24 minutes ago

  @brinehav3n @secretagentr Man did Reddit shut down or what,,??

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  Pablo (@pfernan95dev) reported 25 minutes ago

  @jpshrodinger yup, the problem if it comes from a browser u can't know exactly where, but there is useful data out there. If you create different CPP per campaign, for example reddit, product hunt, etc etc.. You can measure in the analytics each traffic individually

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  Digital_Habibi (@shaheenllc) reported 27 minutes ago

  If I had to start selling digital products from $0 today, I wouldn't start by creating an ebook. I'd spend the first 7 days doing research. Here's exactly what I'd do: DAY 1 — Pick a market Choose a market where people already spend money. Examples: → Career → Fitness → Productivity → Freelancing → AI → Business → Personal finance → Content creation Don't choose something just because it's trending. Choose something where you understand the customer. --- DAY 2 — Find 20 problems Go through Reddit, X, YouTube comments, communities and reviews. Write down every repeated complaint. Don't judge the ideas yet. Collect problems first. --- DAY 3 — Find the expensive problems Not every problem is worth building a product around. Ask: “Is this problem painful?” “Does solving it save time?” “Does solving it make money?” “Does solving it reduce stress?” “Are people already paying for solutions?” The stronger the pain, the easier the product can be to sell. --- DAY 4 — Choose ONE problem Don't create: “Everything about AI.” Create: “50 AI workflows for freelancers who want to save time.” Specific wins. --- DAY 5 — Create the smallest useful solution You don't need 200 pages. Create the simplest thing that helps someone move from: Problem → Solution It could be: An ebook. Checklist. Template. Spreadsheet. Prompt library. Mini-course. Swipe file. --- DAY 6 — Test the idea Before spending days polishing the product, talk about the problem publicly. Create posts. Ask questions. Share solutions. Watch the response. Are people replying? Saving? Asking questions? DMing you? Those signals matter. --- DAY 7 — Build the offer Now create the product around what you've learned. This is the important part: Don't fall in love with your product. Fall in love with solving the customer's problem. Your first goal isn't: “Build the perfect digital product.” It's: Find a real problem → solve it simply → get someone to pay for the solution. That's how I'd start from zero. If you want my exact system like + comment "Send" , i will share my free guide. Must follow to get the DM.

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  Stonks Moon (@HappyGuyx4k0) reported 28 minutes ago

  $RKLB $ASTS $SPCX Imagine if Wall Street Bets and Reddit realizes Rocket Labs is down 50% 🤫 🤫 🤫

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  nzt (@nazarius_amb) reported 29 minutes ago

  Priority thoughts 1) i'd start by defining the audience and their pain. hyperliquid, as far as i remember, became top not only because of a great airdrop or good ux/ui, they solved a liquidity problem (i don't know much about this, mods correct me if i'm wrong), and same goes for derive in defi options, whales probably only use derive and paradex, and only rfq building liquidity for callput will take years and will likely never reach derive's level. and you'll definitely need to launch your own rfq too liquidity is the pain for a new audience, the pain is the first entry into onchain options trading i mean knowing where to click, whether it works, how to analyze all of this in this regard i'd combine content the way derive/paradex/aevo/thalex do it i'd also borrow the builder strategy experience it's quite convenient for beginners educational content is also a pain on the audience side i'd also try to occasionally create content like the founder of derive does these are posts describing what can be done and what result to expect why is this needed? many people are genuinely encountering options for the first time, they very often ignore basic information about options what they are, what greeks are, etc. they like posts that don't explain what it is and how it works, but instead give a direction let's call it a strategy where to buy which call, where to buy which put, how much profit it could potentially bring and what the risk is there are always users who want to trade options but don't want to read anything, let alone understand it on audience i'd focus entirely on asia korea/china also a few words on the product i'd continue focusing mainly on rwa options but also add crypto options, for example on the top 50 from coingecko 2) funding/marketing if i were positioning callput as a product on base, i'd definitely try to have a connection with the base team so they'd help with various things at minimum just mentioning that this project exists on base also within marketing there should be constant content creation on x, and also using the project account the way the polymarket/polygon intern does because you need to bring some attention to your project and increase views at least steadily to a few thousand, or ideally tens of thousands of views also within marketing it's worth emphasizing that a token launch is planned and that all activity on the platform is being counted on funding if there's an opportunity, definitely go for grants, and if capital from vcs can be raised on reasonable terms then that's worth using too because it's also marketing, and of course funding means the ability to scale and over the next few years you'll need to scale very fast and build serious revenue before the bull market ends also on marketing i'd focus on building the brand and the ceo himself this should be a strong figure who knows everything about options and whose opinion someone finds interesting. and i'd also try to go beyond x and push the product on other platforms 3) community i'd follow the example of derive/hypercall and build a solid community of traders and others in telegram, so they mainly share good information about options, their views, and so on and i'd also additionally consider creating and growing a community on reddit under a general name like onchain options or combining it somehow with finance (though the audience there is mostly us and europe) 4) airdrop / token launch as i already wrote, i'd constantly mention that activity on the platform will be counted toward a future airdrop. here i'd maybe before the token launch release some platform memecoin, pump it to a mcap of a few million and distribute it as an airdrop to early or top users (obviously if finances and revenue are good by that point, you could do a mini airdrop that would create fomo in ct) i'd launch the token the way limitless/hyperliquid did it

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  Ben Stuart (@Ben_Machine_) reported 29 minutes ago

  @Xx_heather_3927 @danimalk82 @EpicGarloid So it took you four comments to figure out I was “bitching” that the game journalists decided to showcase already existing features. Give yourself a pat on the back. I assumed you were purposely misinterpreting me because you’re from reddit, not because you’re just slow.

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  🗝 (@erk198p) reported 29 minutes ago

  snowflakes on reddit getting mad at me for using the word *** against myself?????? when i’m gay?? 😭😭 this is such a non issue and they made it a bigger deal than it had to be BYE LMFAOO

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  tim eaton (@timeaton1758673) reported 31 minutes ago

  @I_Am_BJC Even Bill Gates finally said climate change isn’t going to end civilization in the next 100 years and that poverty and disease are bigger problems for most people on Earth. Greta apparently got the memo too and switched departments from Climate Change Division to Gaza Flotilla Division. Meanwhile I’m still arguing with people on X and Reddit who treat every 90 degree day like the asteroid is incoming. Sorry, I’m keeping the AC and the gas car. The Bureau of Imaginary Problems can send the bill to my grandchildren.

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  Archie (@Archie627) reported 34 minutes ago

  Ledger claims to lead on security, but puts almost zero effort into fixing basic scam vectors. Scammers hijack Ledger's branded keywords via Google Ads + Google Sites, posing as the official site at the top of search results to trick users into entering their 24 words. Just on August 4, 2026, a victim lost ~$36,000 in BTC/ETH after clicking a top sponsored ad masquerading as the official "Ledger Live" site and entering their seed phrase. Reddit users raised alarms about this exact issue 6 years ago. While the @GoogleAds team continues to sit on their hands, Ledger has done far too little to push for real solutions or safeguard their user base. @ledger needs to step up, take this seriously, and fix this once and for all.

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  Sumarbrander (@Lethal_Vitality) reported 35 minutes ago

  @RabbiPupy @BiggestManchild @TravisVLifts Yeah, 99% of my posts aren't for the general population. I am well aware that the gen pop are fat reddit tier degens who would rather spit at you than heed any helpful advice. That's not my problem.

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  LarsKerch (@LJKerch) reported 35 minutes ago

  @rustyrockets My local Reddit sub has a group of users who all oppose AI and data centers using the same phrases and terms so it’s likely not just X with this same bot problem.

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  Paul Jansen (@pauljansen12345) reported 37 minutes ago

  @Kryptotajeer @InspiringPhilos Isaiah 29:12 states: "And the book is delivered to one who is not learned, saying, 'Read this, I pray you,' and he says, 'I am not learned.' "This verse describes a person who cannot read being handed a scroll and admitting they lack the education to read it. Context and Meaning. Spiritual Blindness: In its original biblical context (Isaiah 29:11–14), this verse uses illiteracy as a metaphor for spiritual ignorance. The Sealed and the Unlearned: Verse 11 mentions a literate person who cannot read a sealed scroll, and verse 12 mentions an uneducated person who cannot read an open one. Together, they show that both the educated and uneducated leaders and people of Jerusalem could not—or would not—understand God's message. Empty Worship: Verse 13 explains the root problem: the people honored God with their lips, but their hearts were far from Him, relying on human rules instead of true spiritual devotion. You can read a detailed verse-by-verse breakdown on Enduring Word. Different Perspectives Mainstream Biblical Interpretation: Commentators view the passage as a symbolic critique of Judah's spiritual dullness, showing that people fail to grasp God’s truth when their hearts resist Him, regardless of their formal education. Cross-Religious Discussions: Opinions on Reddit are mixed regarding alternate views. While some religious discussions suggest the verse foretells the illiteracy of Prophet Muhammad during his first revelation in the cave of Hira, mainstream biblical scholars and a consensus on sites like Quora point out that the text is an ancient poetic metaphor strictly addressing the disobedient nation of ancient Israel. Exactly that: didnt Isaiah live in the 8th century BC????? So has this anything to do with Mohammed? It wasnt a prophecy for another time in the future 1400 years after this!!!!

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  GirlGirl (@GirlGirl124525) reported 42 minutes ago

  @ShazzBakes That's actually really scary. Reddit used to be an ok source of info on some things, but not in like 10 years. Even if trained on wikipedia, we know wiki is highly biased, especially on the trans issue. Being so digital as a society means facts can be erased or altered.

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  𝕘 𝕥 𝕨 𝕪 (@Gtwy) reported 44 minutes ago

  @CryptoCyberia @Crowsky13 maybe if you are in a bunch of reddit adjacent servers but my server is my IRL friends and it's way better than any other social media site or GC I've ever been in. multiple channels for different topics. games, food, cigars, etc. always people in voice chat in the evenings to bs with. the platform is only going to be as good as the people you are in it with. i wish it was decentralized, but until I can slop code an alternative, it's the best we got i still am very much on irc even to this day but literally no one i know in real life, even other tech people, will get on it.

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  Melrose Bleek🗿🇸🇻 (@SleepySwan9944) reported 46 minutes ago

  @Dat1Jit517 @212mediaTV It's on Reddit they held him down face down and the first swing missed it hit his shoulder. Took 3 swings to get it right

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  ETHOS (@ZIYADSETHOS) reported 46 minutes ago

  @StevenPWalsh @Cyute_cals The phone is not the problem. It’s the parenting. And I can tell this parent is a dumbass just from asking for advice on Reddit.

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  Goku's Geass (@TheSuperCenaFan) reported 47 minutes ago

  @Nate_____01 I mean tbf I could see why some people wouldn't like the ending. Hell, I have some issues with it. This Reddit post is hilarious tho, I can only imagine the meltdown in the replies.

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  Orrin (〃￣ー￣〃) |#TeamLake #TeamFiore #TeamSpencer (@Mug_of_Gasoline) reported 49 minutes ago

  @NiekiepsKawa I mean you'd have to scale the whole thing down obviously cause its a much smaller community and such, but theres other people outside of Twitter like YouTube,Reddit and TikTok that would have influence too

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  stadium seating (@DirtiestFi2h) reported 54 minutes ago

  @BodylnBIoom Your argument is that they just stand around doing an emote, by your own words all you do is stand around. Taking ss or not it doesn't really change it. You have some kind of ego problem where you need to posture yourself as superior, "Hope this helps" reddit university graduate

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  𖤐 (@lycosi_dae) reported 54 minutes ago

  @crimsongodS6 @CyclopsMaxxer Name one stand alone comic about Peni Parker that isn’t her origin story and I will concede. But otherwise, her character is nothing but fanon and THREE ISSUES that aren’t even her own run. You got nothing to tell me about her that isn’t scraped from Reddit.