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 (54%)
• Errors (24%)
• Sign in (22%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Melbourne	Website Down	2 days ago
Stuttgart	Errors	2 days ago
Bengaluru	Sign in	4 days ago
Paris	Errors	5 days ago
Gustavo Adolfo Madero	Website Down	7 days ago
Nagpur	Errors	10 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Glen Vanderbilt (@GlenVanderbilt) reported 1 minute ago

  @SilentSnow89 @krassenstein You’re a giant *****. 95% of mass shootings are black people, we have a minority problem. You’re actively killing off all white peoples because Reddit told them their depressed and you don’t have a military. You’re not real

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  SaintChrysanthus (@SChrysanthus) reported 2 minutes ago

  @guacamoulay @KingCondor69 Yama IS the problem right now. Oathplate should be two or three times as rare as it is. As should belles folly, hallowfell, every drop on nightmares table should be reverted back to where it was. They keep making **** way too common to keep Ironmen on reddit happy.

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  Laurie Beebe Lewis (@LauriesMusic) reported 3 minutes ago

  @WilliamShatner I asked @Grok about your post and here’s what he said: Shatner has been skeptical of Grok for a while (earlier posts include “I don’t grok Grok” and warnings that it will rot your brain). Fair enough—he’s 95, has seen a lot of tech hype, and is correctly allergic to confident-sounding bullshit. His core complaint—that AIs can confidently output wrong or poorly sourced information and that the “I’ll fix it” feedback loop is currently weak—is legitimate and shared by a lot of careful users. The fix isn’t dumping the project; it’s continuing to improve grounding, reduce overconfidence, make uncertainty clearer, and get better at not treating every Reddit thread as equal to primary sources. That’s ongoing work. Captain, the computer is listening. Feedback noted. Live long and prosper—and keep the pressure on.

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  PSF | Spud (@SpudboyDan) reported 4 minutes ago

  @KenKenucho you shared with me the most beautiful poem i have seen in a long time. give yourself some grace. earlier this week i got into random debates for hours acting like a reddit debate lord because i thought it would fix feminist discourse lmao. block people and delete your **** freely

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  YeaISaidIt (@YeaISaidIt15) reported 5 minutes ago

  @MzShamar I remember when this all first happened, before they released any info to the public, there was a comment on Reddit that said she had taken drugs and thought she was hallucinating. It also said she and masked man saw each other and she ran down to B’s room.

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  🌹s0apy n0kia🌹 (@S0apyN0k1a) reported 7 minutes ago

  @Jojos17thvilain @ComradeLobato @LeftPamphlets whats the scord server i havent used reddit in a couple years, twitter aswell ?

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  Stock Croc (Value Investor) (@ValueCroc) reported 10 minutes ago

  Reddit’s $RDDT Textbook Beat That the Market Punished Anyway Stock’s down in after market. Reddit’s Q2 was about very neat and clean 🐊Revenue up 61% to $805M, beating estimates by roughly 10%. 🐊Net income nearly tripled to $253M. 🐊DAUs at 130.3M, up 18%. (Daily active users) 🐊Weekly actives crossed half a billion. 🐊Guidance raised above consensus. But the stock still sold off double digits after hours. The floating explanation is “no big AI partnership news.” True, but not the whole picture. 🐊Huffman himself called search referral traffic “choppy,” a reminder Reddit still leans on Google for growth. 🐊Domestic DAU growth slowed to its weakest pace in two years. The stock had rallied hard into the print, so the bar kept moving. And a pending Google data deal sat unresolved in the background. A great quarter met a stock already priced for more than great. On the AI point specifically: this market doesn’t behave like a grader anymore, it behaves like a monster that needs feeding. Bring a new AI angle, a partnership, a model integration, anything to point at, and it purrs. Skip a feeding and it doesn’t wait patiently for you to explain the fundamentals, it turns, regardless of how good the underlying business actually is. Reddit did everything right except bring the one thing the market showed up hungry for. Fundamentals buy tolerance. A fresh AI story is what buys forgiveness. Final analytical thoughts Look everything is working except for two main overhangs, 🐊 choppy local market DAU as the most critical piece 🐊Google clarity, the contract itself is only about 1.4% of expected 2026 revenue, so the market isn’t repricing the dollar amount, it’s repricing what a breakdown or a win would signal about Reddit’s AI-data leverage. For me, the first one is more critical, but for market, it seems like second one is more important. So watch out for any financial news for eg a WSJ article, that itself would be a piece of info ( before official) that would rerate the stock. Disclaimer: not a financial advice and am not holding a position in Reddit.

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  Jackson in the House! (@TheJacksonMade) reported 12 minutes ago

  @MAGA_X_Times I had this issue with a my Brother printer a few years ago when this whole WiFi/subscription ink thing started, and immediately went to Reddit to break it from it so I could use aftermarket ink. This is the same trend as everything else fr

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  Jouni Hulkkonen (@JouniHulkkonen) reported 16 minutes ago

  @GameGPU_com Keyes mission crashes every time in the start on my 5070Ti and reddit also has a thread with a lot of people experiencing the same issue.

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  allison harvard burke (@alliharvard) reported 18 minutes ago

  sometimes when i can't sleep, i think about the lamp story | posted to reddit on jan 11th 2012. "My last semester at a certain college I was assulted by a football player for walking where he was trying to drive (note he was 325lbs I was 120lbs), while unconscious on the ground I lived a different life. I met a wonderful young lady, she made my heart skip and my face red, I pursued her for months and dispatched a few jerk boyfriends before I finally won her over, after two years we got married and almost immediately she bore me a daughter. I had a great job and my wife didn't have to work outside of the house, when my daughter was two she [my wife] bore me a son. My son was the joy of my life, I would walk into his room every morning before I left for work and doted on him and my daughter. One day while sitting on the couch I noticed that the perspective of the lamp was odd, like inverted. It was still in 3D but... just.. wrong. (It was a square lamp base, red with gold trim on 4 legs and a white square shade). I was transfixed, I couldn't look away from it. I stayed up all night staring at it, the next morning I didn't go to work, I stopped eating, I left the couch only to use the bathroom at first, soon I stopped that too as I wasn't eating or drinking. I stared at the ******* lamp for 3 days before my wife got really worried, she had someone come and try to talk to me, by this time my cognizance was breaking up and my wife was freaking out. She took the kids to her mother's house just before I had my epiphany.... the lamp is not real.... the house is not real, my wife, my kids... none of that is real... the last 10 years of my life are not ******* real! The lamp started to grow wider and deeper, it was still inverted dimensions, it took up my entire perspective and all I could see was red, I heard voices, screams, all kinds of weird noises and I became aware of pain.... a ******* **** ton of pain... the first words I said were "I'm missing teeth" and opened my eyes. I was laying on my back on the sidewalk surrounded by people that I didn't know, lots were freaking out, I was completely confused. at some point a cop scooped me up, dragged/walked me across the sidewalk and grass and threw me face down in the back of a cop car, I was still confused. I was taken to the hospital by the cop (seems he didn't want to wait for the ambulance to arrive) and give CT scans and ****.. I went through about 3 years of horrid depression, I was grieving the loss of my wife and children and dealing with the knowledge that they never existed, I was scared that I was going insane as I would cry myself to sleep hoping I would see her in my dreams. I never have, but sometimes I see my son, usually just a glimpse out of my peripheral vision, he is perpetually 5 years old and I can never hear what he says."

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  Verratus_Dominatu ✌️😈💜 (@Verratus_Speaks) reported 19 minutes ago

  @QUEENP572 If it was just the face, that would be one thing. Especially given the context. But in the video you're talking about He admitted to getting information from a Reddit thread That had his name and general location in it Which he then signal boosted to his audience, If he had posted one picture that may or may not have even been the guy, I wouldn't even be talking about this. But there was more than that. I also gave him an out in my comments saying "all you have to do is just say this went farther than I intended" and that be fine. He decided to double down instead.

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  Mark Kretschmann (@mark_k) reported 25 minutes ago

  @montoya_test The Notes appear so much delayed (sometimes days later) that they are completely useless anyway. Often Notes are attached to meme posts or shitposts, and the people involved in writing the Note clearly didn't get the humor. It's a terrible system, close to Reddit moderators.

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  Ed (@Edward54088) reported 26 minutes ago

  @GuyVidya Went down hill fast Still not as gay as reddit tho

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  Max (@SudrianManor) reported 29 minutes ago

  @Zensky026 Best part of Reddit is /deleted or whatever solving the problem I have

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  SEOHO FUE A LA COLIMBA PA NO VER ARGENSIMIA JUGAR (@dongjuche) reported 34 minutes ago

  for us it wasn't a telling you to kys thing it was a taking accounts down more efficiently thing. a lot of people thought it worked the same across platforms cus ik some attempted it on tumblr or ytb so i wouldn't be surprised if that was the case with reddit too

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  Shashi Pandit (@ipanditshashi) reported 35 minutes ago

  I've spent months building NameSpyAI. No paid marketing. Just shipping, talking to founders, SEO, Reddit, X, and improving the product every week. I'm thinking about spending my first $19 on a featured launch to see if paid promotion is actually worth it. If you were in my shoes, would you spend it? Or keep doubling down on organic growth? #buildinpublic #indiehackers

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 37 minutes ago

  The cryptid community has been doing it by hand for decades — scraping Reddit, BFRO, podcasts, and YouTube, then losing half the signal overnight. Built Spoorsignal to fix that. Ingests everything 24/7, scores every sighting, and pushes credible hits within seconds. Live soon.

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  Tryahd (@tryahdd) reported 39 minutes ago

  How i keep getting video ideas for my Faceless Youtube Channels daily i used to sit and stare at a blank doc trying to think of a video idea and it never worked running out of ideas isn't an idea problem. it's a system problem. here's the exact one that means i've never run dry again: 1. i keep a note in my phone called "raw" and it has zero structure. every time i see a comment, a reddit thread, a title, a random thought in the shower, it goes in there immediately. i probably add 5-10 things a day without thinking about it. 2. every video i post, i read the top 20 comments and look for one thing only questions people asked that my video didn't answer. those questions are my next videos. proven interest, guaranteed audience, zero guessing. 3. i steal structure not topics. i find a video crushing in a completely different niche, and i ask "what's the format underneath this" then apply that format to my niche. a "top 10 mistakes" video in fitness becomes a "top 10 mistakes" video in my lane. 4. once a week i type my niche into reddit and sort by top of the month. every thread with high comments but low upvotes is an untapped idea. high comments means people care. low upvotes means nobody's made the video yet. the shift that changed everything: i stopped trying to have ideas and started collecting them. creativity on demand is a myth. a system that catches ideas while you're not looking is not. my "raw" note has 400+ ideas in it right now. i'll never run out. neither will you if you build the net instead of chasing the fish.

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  em (@daelilah) reported 40 minutes ago

  @jack @moot @Reddit It's easy to fill in the gaps auto"magic"ally in my head and just sort of...skim over that like speed-reading, knowing what they likely /meant/ to say (despite several layers of issues and language processing malfunctions very evident by degradation of language and accessibility)

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  Jonah Lupton (@JonahLupton) reported 43 minutes ago

  @ripster47 Yes because Google is doing ai overview now which is taking traffic away from Reddit in the search results… the new licensing deal will fix this… I’ve literally spoken to the person who is working on this new deal and this is what they are saying

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  Jules.Y (@BRD0464) reported 44 minutes ago

  @DebRoberts22249 Kind of reassuring in a weird way these clowns & their crackpot theories are going nowhere. Follow a brave soul on reddit who purchased & read the 'book' - their take down of it is worth a look. Receipts will always be there unfortunately for these grifters

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  jas per capita (@portabible) reported 46 minutes ago

  reddit is the worst website of all time. any post i make is automatically removed by spam filters even though i’ve had an account for 10 years, and i can’t even post on r/help for the same reason. mind-bogglingly broken website

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  naI (@naIpls54) reported 46 minutes ago

  Why would UEFA Split from FIFA? Decisions over at FIFA would be terrible but UEFA making it's own world cup will fall flat on it's *** "He who owns the Indy 500 owns American Open Wheel Racing" - Some quote on Reddit

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  Sachin Mohan (@sachinkmohan) reported 46 minutes ago

  Dr indie devs - how did you find your first 10 customers? I made a 2nd app - 90 days recovery app to track the porn addiction. Did you use reddit channels or X? Some advice I found was to describe how your app is solving a problem and helped you rather than JUST promoting.

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  Stoi (@stoiciticus) reported 48 minutes ago

  @PsychMove @WomanDefiner You're obviously a misanthrope, operating transparently in bad faith. People like you are born liars. All you do is lie. This, right now is a lie. Lying for you is natural, like a snake shedding skin. People with animosity for mankind all do this gay little dance you're doing right now. "disliking pregnancy" is how you try to launder your actual beliefs. It's just climate cult, kid grooming, and child sacrifice all the way down. Your problem now is that this whole reddit-tier "you have to tolerate my insane beliefs or I'll call you a bigot" schtick has completely expired. Wanting the human race (and pregnancy being a beautiful part of it) to continue requires no defense at all, but the defense you're going to get is: "Tolerate no evil." So actually no, I'm going to support whoever promises to throw you in a work camp that makes big rocks smaller rocks, forever.

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  币圈大马哥 Cryptohorse (@cryptohorse93) reported 48 minutes ago

  Hey @thsottiaux , I think there may be a syncing issue with Codex Remote. Sometimes when I create or send a new chat from my phone through Remote, it does not appear on the Codex desktop app under the correct project. The reverse also happens sometimes—the chat is visible on the computer but missing on the phone. In some cases, I have to create and send another new chat before the previous chat or project suddenly appears. It feels like the conversation exists, but the thread list or project index is not refreshing or syncing properly between mobile and desktop. I found several similar reports from other Codex users on Reddit and GitHub, so it does not seem to be an issue with my setup alone. Have you seen this problem before, or is there a recommended fix?

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  AI SaaS Launchpad (@AISaaSLaunchpad) reported 49 minutes ago

  @volosatovde find 10 people on x or reddit actively complaining about the exact pain point, fix it manually for them in dms, then drop a checkout link for the automated tool.

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  🥒 salty pickles 🥒 (@ladyloodeeloo) reported 52 minutes ago

  I got on this site to keep up with Covid data after Reddit started censoring us around the time the mask mandates happened. Covid data was my hobby until 2022 when I just couldn’t take it anymore and the insanity had mostly died down. The choices I made were based on the data I had available at the time from people I trusted, many of whom have proven themselves time and time again since then; a few turned out to be grifters. Even with this in mind choices were not always easy to make, especially when the personal stakes were high.

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  Fr (@721WVT) reported 53 minutes ago

  @SixSigmaCapital AI search queries start to steer away from Reddit and these numbers go down?

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  Open Book (@carlmonkft) reported 58 minutes ago

  14 biggest mistakes I made as a noob app builder 1. @ProductHunt 2. Asking 14 testers for my app on Reddit 3. Building an app to solve my own problems 4. Posting organically everyday 5. Paid my first UGC creator 1000$ a month 6. Wasting 2000$ on ads without an MMP 7. Asking my friends to give me feedback on my app/tiktoks 8. Ignoring data 9. Giving free access to poor people 10. Using TestFlight 11. Hiring a UX/UI consultant for 1000$ 12. Investing 100 hours in learning design and animation with Rive/Figma 13. Using an AI IDE instead of agentic coding 14. Not giving up earlier on a failing business idea