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 (57%)
• Errors (24%)
• Sign in (19%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Olathe	Website Down	21 hours ago
Da Nang	Sign in	3 days ago
Chhindwāra	Sign in	4 days ago
Puteaux	Website Down	9 days ago
New Delhi	Website Down	9 days ago
Paris	Website Down	12 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Jake (@Jake96521724348) reported 2 minutes ago

  @belfastDGM Shut down bluesky and reddit

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  FeralCanadian (@TiredCanadian87) reported 5 minutes ago

  @rationalposts @Reddit @TimHortons Also, if you suggest that immigration from ******** nations might have contributed to the issue, they just crash out.

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  Silenced American (@Silas_Kindling) reported 10 minutes ago

  @albedoa I was talking to you *******. You were being a little cuck about a website link because it used AI to explain itself. Whats your problem fhegaught? Have you never ventured outside of reddit?

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  Qudarp (@Qudarp) reported 10 minutes ago

  Love how twitter has reset my age verification about 8 times thus far... And now I can't ever verify my ******* age anymore because it errors on me. It feels like an experiment to see how long I last before switching entirely to reddit and bluesky.

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  Shipper (@shipper_now) reported 10 minutes ago

  The big problem with vibe coding tools is their lack of up-to-date documentation. Shipper has web search built into its specialized agent. Just ask it to search how to use tricky libraries, business ideas, or .webp logos and it finds everything for you. Check out my Reddit clone I made in 84 seconds.

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  Sam (@samhuppert) reported 14 minutes ago

  I've always wondered how the 1991 Game 7 decoy double play worked (why did Lonnie Smith pull up and pause after 2B on the fake double play -- you'd be out anyway), and this reddit thread is the best communication I've seen that his third base coach let him down, and he was also sent on a steal so he had zero idea where the ball actually was, other than it was hit somewhere

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  kws315 (@karlw412) reported 14 minutes ago

  Got too horny and created a new reddit account. Been a while and I thought I was broken of that habit, but...nah.

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  Rio Kanzaki (@SydneyC75073684) reported 15 minutes ago

  @awndrezawndrez @D3bv Reddit is down the hall and left

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  Bruno (@goycalf) reported 16 minutes ago

  @SamCamilleri_1 @DiscussingFilm Take a left when you get down to the end of the hallway. That’s where you’ll find Reddit.

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  Vicky (@Balavigneshtn) reported 25 minutes ago

  Few users in chennai sub on reddit are claiming otherwise. Using the meter properly, fares have gone down drastically, etc.

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  Eli 🐝fan acct🐝 (@VintageBetty92) reported 29 minutes ago

  @TheRoseMyWRLD I think I read it on Reddit or saw a tiktok about it. But I think it’s a thing. Cuz say I’ve been farming stuff from the Mourning Aix when I first login, doesn’t give me a hard time. I go back after playing consistently for 3 hours, it’s a struggle. So I go try -

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  Melfoy (@melfoy_work) reported 31 minutes ago

  Stripe notification. Two in the morning. His roommate saw the screen. “What’s that.” “Side thing.” Kaz, 31, back-end dev in Akron. Spent one weekend building a tool that watched Capterra reviews for an accounting app and flagged every feature users kept begging for. No logo. No landing page. A script and a Stripe button. Before he wrote a line of code he searched Reddit for “I wish there was a tool that” inside accounting subreddits. Sorted competitor reviews by one star. Wrote down every complaint. One landing page. No product behind it. Twenty emails in four days. Claude Code scaffolded the app, wired Supabase, stubbed the Stripe webhook. He reviewed. Drank coffee. $30 a month to run it. Week six the MRR was $800. He almost quit at week four. Month twelve: $47,812. 1,650 people paying $29 each. His roommate still thinks it’s a side thing. The code took a weekend. The customers took a year.

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  dodomtt (@dodomttpoker) reported 31 minutes ago

  @amit32883 When I mentioned in a reddit comment that I'm consider becoming a part-time poker coach someday down the line, random commenters seemed to take personal offense at the idea bc I flagged I didn't yet have much of a proven track record but thought that will likely sort itself out in time. Like, they got offended EVEN THOUGH I said that by the time I would offer coaching, I probably would have that track record already anyway. Weird thing to get offended about. In any case, but then when people WITH an established track record offer coaching, it becomes "why are they coaching instead of playing" :D Can't win either way. On GTO Lab specifically, they are truly excellent, Nick Petrangelo may be running poorly in Tritons but he's been successful in poker avenues generally and my favorite coach for years, I haven't quite gotten that same level of depth in analysis of poker mechanics anywhere else. I'd probably pay some money for coaching content of that sort even if I wouldn't be allowed to play poker anymore -- it's just oddly fascinating for my brain. (And Daniel Dvoress has been crushing it at Triton events, and he's a very likeable coach there too!)

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  moose (@genius_highiq) reported 33 minutes ago

  Reddit is down the hall and to the left

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  ms busy is TICKLING ⋆⭒˚.⋆ (@TELEPHON3BUSY) reported 35 minutes ago

  @lvesny @handsatthepiano right so let me break it down for you bc you arent grasping it •this happened months ago •i went on twitter hiatus to move past it •i had already spent all this money on concert tickets •i loved this band more than half my life •i overcame my trauma •ashton has been my favorite since i was a kid (hence why the manipulation hurt so much worse for me) but again. overcame it. •life went back to business as usual •someone posted on reddit •reddit post got posted here •tl in flames. spoke to other people with similar experiences •got triggered by rehashing this months later hope this helps

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  SignalMelo (@signalmelo01) reported 36 minutes ago

  The problem starts when you open the email. You have a list of Reddit mentions. Now you have to: — Read through each one to assess relevance — Decide which ones are worth replying to — Open Reddit, find the thread, write a reply — Do the same for X separately Every step is manual. Every step is a reason to put it off until tomorrow. And by tomorrow, the reply window on most of those threads is already closed.

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  Sarakzite 🇲🇦 (@Srikzot) reported 40 minutes ago

  @theakashtrehan I didn't, but since yesterday i have VAN 9101 - Attestation failure - Security Violation #00000002 error, and I saw someone else on reddit having the same so I hope it's not related...

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  Glenn Nieuwenhuis (@GlennNieuwenh) reported 41 minutes ago

  If you're sending all your traffic straight from the ad to your product page... you're only converting a small slice of your audience. You can't expect every potential customer to be warm enough to buy off one click. Your audience sits in stages, and each stage needs a different page. There are 5 of them, running from cold to hot: 1) Unaware. They don't even realize they have a problem. Your job at this stage is just making them see the problem exists, the selling comes later. An ad like "85% of women over 35 have this gut issue, and almost none of them know it" does exactly that. 2) Problem aware. They feel the pain but have no idea what to do about it, or they think it's just normal life. I.e something like: "Bloated by 3pm every day? You're not lazy, your gut is broken" 3) Solution aware. They know solutions exist, they just don't know which one to trust. A lot of them already tried something that failed. So you go failed-alternative: "most probiotics die in stomach acid before reaching your gut, ours actually gets there." 4) Product aware. They know your brand is one of the options, they just need a push. This is where social proof gets important. - Reviews - Raw UGC - Reddit threads - Screenshots of customer emails 5) Most aware. They already believe in the product. One little extra reason closes it, an offer, a discount, some urgency. A mistake a lot of people make is they build the whole funnel like every visitor is in stage 4 or 5. In reality, most cold traffic from a broad Meta campaign is sitting in stages 1 to 3. That's why scaling stalls, CPMs creep up, and performance gets shaky. People assume the ad broke and make 20 more, or assume the product died and go hunt a new one. Usually neither is true. The gap is the funnel sitting between the click and the checkout. Cold traffic needs an advertorial or a listicle to warm up first. Warmer traffic takes a quiz or a VSL. Hot traffic goes straight to the product page, no lander in the way, because every extra click costs you buyers who were ready. The ad only buys the click. The page is what converts it. Match the page to the stage, and a big chunk of the traffic you've been burning starts turning into customers. Here's an even more in-depth breakdown of this here:

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  Máedbh Ó Braonáin (@Irreverentlez) reported 43 minutes ago

  @AndInTheEnd2 @sappholives83 Trans women are foaming at the mouth trying to cancel this sub and get it banned, I'm pretty sure they would use that to say it's a hate sub to get reddit to shut it down like they did all the actual ******* subs that aren't sausage fests

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  Mason Lily (@MasonLilyxo) reported 44 minutes ago

  I got in trouble on Facebook for saying a dude looked gay in “are we dating the same guy” we need to take that **** to Reddit

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  Jungleball2 (@JungleBall_2) reported 44 minutes ago

  @2blackdawgs You’re the dumbass here, genius. While you’re over there playing port geography cop and calling people names like a middle-school hall monitor with a God complex, a massive crane just collapsed into the Cooper River right at Pier G in North Charleston last night. Coast Guard had to slap down an emergency 300-yard safety zone around it because of submerged wreckage and whatever fuel is leaking. That’s the same North Charleston waterfront you’re pretending is on another planet from “the port terminal.” Pier G sits in the Navy Yard area on the Cooper River, the exact same river and the exact same stretch where the Port of Charleston’s North Charleston operations sit. Your pedantic little “it’s not technically the container terminal” flex doesn’t magically move the river or erase the collapse. A crane fell in the water there. Mariners are being warned there. It’s affecting the same goddamn waterway that serves the port facilities you’re trying to gatekeep. So congratulations, you corrected someone with the accuracy of a drunk GPS and the attitude of a Reddit mod on a power trip, all while the actual news was happening literally at the spot you declared off-limits. Next time, maybe check the Coast Guard bulletin before you open your mouth and prove you don’t know the difference between “near the port” and whatever imaginary map lives in your head. Sit ******** down.

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  Devansh (@thenowhereway) reported 45 minutes ago

  @kapilansh_twt Yeahhh. If I had 90 days, I'd spend them solving problems on Reddit and documenting the journey on X.

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  tgraybird (@tgraybird) reported 46 minutes ago

  @NonsenseTendo @NintendoAmerica reddit is down the hall and to the left

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  WhaleCalls (@whalecalls) reported 50 minutes ago

  @tmuxvim Holy ****. Wtf was its problem I talked **** tk the co-founder of reddit once and didnt get nuked and you got nuked for "heres my cool project?" Appeal it

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  Common Sense Investor (CSI) (@commonsenseplay) reported 51 minutes ago

  STOCK PICK OF THE WEEK: $WEN Wendy's. CURRENT PRICE: $7.55 MY 12–18 MONTH TARGET: $15 POTENTIAL Double from here (before dividends). RISK LEVEL: HIGH Anyone who follows me knows I do NOT buy a stock simply because Reddit is talking about it. I look at: - Who is running the company? - What are insiders doing? - Does the business generate real cash? - CAN the balance sheet survive? That process has led me to Wendy’s. I think the stock is badly wounded - but fixable! 1. LEADERSHIP ASSESSMENT: Wendy’s did not hire a career promoter. It brought back Bob Wright, a former Wendy’s Chief Operating Officer and proven restaurant operator, as CEO. Wright then reunited with Steve Cirulis as Wendy’s new CFO and Chief Strategy Officer. This is the same CEO/CFO partnership that helped turn around Potbelly. During their Potbelly tenure: - The share price increased more than 500% and they sold the business! These two have already worked together, executed a restaurant turnaround and delivered an exit for shareholders. 2. INSIDER ACTIVITY: I ALWAYS check whether insiders are quietly dumping shares while telling retail investors to remain patient. The good news: There has been no reported open-market insider selling over the past 12 months. Two Wendy’s insiders bought a combined 2,200 shares last November: - Peter Suerken bought at $7.88 - John Min bought at $8.18 but let’s not exaggerate it Those purchases totaled only approximately $20k! No recent insider dumping is a positive. Option packages given to the leadership team recently give them a reason to push the share price higher. 3. THE VALUATION At approximately $7.55: - Market cap: $1.44B - 2026 free-cash-flow guidance: $190M–$205M - 2026 adjusted EBITDA guidance: $460M–$480M - Latest quarterly dividend: $0.14 - Annualized yield: approximately 7.4% Wendy’s trades at roughly 7.3x the midpoint of guided free cash flow. That is approximately a 13.7% equity free-cash-flow yield - this is not priced like a healthy global franchise the market is currently pricing it like the turnaround fails already. 4. The Business is pretty ugly but not dead! I am not going to hide the bad numbers: - Q1 U.S. same-restaurant sales declined 7.8% - Company-operated restaurant margin fell to 11.4% - Q1 free cash flow declined 46% - Net income declined 42% Those are terrible numbers and the stock price has reflected it (down 70% the past 5 years)! But Q1 U.S. same-restaurant sales were still less bad than the 11.3% decline reported in Q4. That is not a victory, it is simply the first sign that the decline might be narrowing. Meanwhile: - International systemwide sales increased 6% - Wendy’s signed an agreement targeting up to 1,000 restaurants in China over 10 years - Project Fresh is removing weaker locations - Capital is being redirected toward better restaurants and healthier franchisee economics 5. ACTIVIST AND TAKE-PRIVATE OPTIONALITY Nelson Peltz and Trian have major ownership and board influence at Wendy’s. In its February filing, Trian said it believed Wendy’s was undervalued. It also disclosed discussions with potential financing sources, co-investors and strategic partners regarding possible transactions - including a transaction that could result in Trian acquiring control of Wendy’s and the stock being delisted. There have also been reports that Peltz has explored raising outside capital for a potential take-private offer. Let me be clear: There is NO formal offer. There may never be an offer. I am not placing a guaranteed buyout into my valuation. But when a major activist shareholder is openly speaking with financing sources that is legitimate strategic optionality would be huge upside for equity holders! 6. WALLSTREETBETS AND THE SHORT-SQUEEZE POTENTIAL WallStreetBets already has its eyes on $WEN! A viral “Save Wendy’s” post helped send the stock up as much as approximately 37% intraday on June 24. Around 202 MILLION shares traded that day, compared with a normal daily volume closer to 10 million before the rally. More importantly, the latest reported short-interest data showed: - Nearly 60M shares sold short - Approximately 38% of the public float short - Settlement date: June 30 That is an extremely crowded short trade! A credible turnaround update, meaningful insider purchase, earnings beat, dividend confirmation or take-private headline could force short sellers to cover. That could turn an ordinary fundamental rerating into a violent short squeeze. BUT READ THIS CAREFULLY: High short interest does NOT guarantee a squeeze. Short sellers are sometimes right. WallStreetBets attention can disappear overnight. And anyone buying after a vertical meme-stock move can quickly become the exit liquidity! I am happy to let WallStreetBets provide the pressure. I will NOT let WallStreetBets write my valuation, i entered my position before this became a thing. FREE CASH FLOW IS THE THESIS. THE SHORT SQUEEZE IS THE OPTIONALITY! 7. THE BIGGEST RISK: DEBT Wendy’s carries approximately $2.7B of long-term debt against a market capitalization of only approximately $1.44B. Including the current portion, gross debt is close to 6x the midpoint of guided adjusted EBITDA. This is NOT a “safe” dividend stock merely because the current yield is approximately 7.4%. The dividend can be reduced and actually probably should be. The turnaround can fail. Management may not recreate its Potbelly success. There may never be a buyout. The meme crowd can leave as quickly as it arrived. And the stock could trade below $6 before the business improves. POSITION SIZE ACCORDINGLY, like I always say (no more than 5% of your portfolio, absolute max of 10%) 8. MY $15 TARGET My target is NOT based on Wendy’s returning to its previous highs. It is NOT based on a fantasy short squeeze. And it is NOT based on blind faith in a famous brand. At $15 per share, Wendy’s would have a market capitalization of approximately $2.86B. That represents: - Approximately 14.5x midpoint 2026 free-cash-flow guidance - Roughly 11x enterprise value to guided adjusted EBITDA, using current debt and cash - Approximately 99% price appreciation from $7.55 That valuation is achievable over the next 12 - 18 months. My stock price targets: - Bear case: $5–$6 - Base case: $12 - Successful-turnaround target: $15 - Strategic deal or short squeeze: $18+ Let's see how this one plays out - I like the risk/reward!

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  Rachel Maddison (@RachelMaddiso15) reported 52 minutes ago

  @NeilWilbyMedia No I've tried to get one from Reddit but seems to have been taken down someone copied part of the text : But Mr McDonald said: “We talked about the Netflix programme.” He said the police body-worn footage of her arrest shown in the programme “was not disclosed to the prosecution”. “The first time anyone outside that investigation saw that was when it was on a Netflix programme,” he explained. “The first time anyone ever heard her mother screaming was on a Netflix programme. She hadn’t seen that. Her parents hadn’t seen it. “It would never have been allowed on a regular station… but because it’s Netflix…” Mr McDonald said he wrote to ITN Productions to take it down.

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  cashhh.eth (@cashhheth) reported 54 minutes ago

  EVERYONE IS CALLING VALVE THE "GOOD GUY" IN THIS STORY. NOBODY IS ASKING WHY THIS EVEN MADE NEWS IN 2026 A platform did the bare minimum human thing. The internet reacted like it witnessed a miracle. > Steam takes a 30% cut on every sale from every developer on the platform - including the one whose broken build got fixed for free. This wasn't charity, it was a five-minute fix that protects Valve's own Next Fest lineup and its own cut > compare this to what developers actually deal with daily on other platforms: automated store rejections with zero human review, appeal processes that take weeks, and support tickets that get closed by bots before a person ever reads them > the story only went viral because the bar for "platform treats developer like a person" has fallen so low that one reviewer fixing a config file counts as headline news across PC Gamer, TheGamer, and Automaton > Valve has no PR department pushing this story - it spread purely through developer word-of-mouth on Reddit, which means the goodwill wasn't manufactured, it was earned by accident > Red Flag still launches July 14 in Early Access with a live demo - the actual test now is whether Valve's one-time kindness translates into visibility for a first-time developer competing against thousands of other Next Fest entries Valve didn't build a system that helps developers. It just has fewer inhuman ones than everybody else.

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  🦍Sno™🥶 (@realsnozilla) reported 54 minutes ago

  @THEDuaneCates @drawandstrike The whole Ycombinator background stinks. Dig from Spam Alt-man to Paul Graham & YC's first startup Reddit, how ******* weird the whole thing was. Being turned down, being told to make reddit, faking all the comments, selling to Conde, buying back again, aarosw, annenberg, popcorn, PAN & on and on.

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  fab (@hood_sanctuary) reported 54 minutes ago

  @Bl43ch ive googled through most things and looked through like 8 different reddit threads and ive done most of the command stuff and all the tests so its probably a hardware issue or something but its just so strange to me how its happening now

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  Amir Khoshbakht (@amir3_9) reported 56 minutes ago

  Your competitors are sitting on a goldmine they never use. Their customers are telling them exactly why they’d leave. Go collect it. Read their Instagram comments. Read their website reviews. Read Reddit threads. Read Trustpilot. Read app store reviews. Anywhere customers are talking. Paste everything into an AI model and ask: “What are the most common complaints?” Every repeated complaint is a group of customers looking for a reason to switch. If everyone complains about slow support, make fast support your positioning. If they complain about confusing pricing, make simple pricing your positioning. If they complain about poor onboarding, own onboarding. You don’t need to beat your competitors at everything. You only need to be the best where they’re failing.