Reddit status: access issues and outage reports

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 (56%)
• Errors (23%)
• Sign in (21%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Hyderabad	Website Down	8 hours ago
Melbourne	Website Down	7 days ago
Stuttgart	Errors	8 days ago
Bengaluru	Sign in	10 days ago
Paris	Errors	10 days ago
Gustavo Adolfo Madero	Website Down	13 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

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  agnes (@unpuritykitty) reported 5 minutes ago

  @lenoradownasize The problem is that the only ppl who appreciate any kind of belly are hideous Reddit men with a gainer fetish. Like yes there's creepy male ana fetishists but at least you get genuine compliments from girls who just find you pretty like a doll :(

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  まひる 🪭 fae|them NO THEY (@gurensmahiru) reported 6 minutes ago

  ppl rlly just send me anything like Reddit is down the hall

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  dagz (@AstrayaNthemoon) reported 6 minutes ago

  @shinohai2017 Truthfully, I didn’t think anything… when CC first launched in 2021 I was already using alt MuSig set ups (I have only ever self custodied unless selling/exchanging…) and had no real interest in the marketing shills I was seeing pop for self custody post FTX collapse I left the space around that time because I was absolutely disgusted post FTX (which I ALSO called… my digital footprint confirms this) I had a strange interaction at a motocross event with someone who recognized me from the Bitcoin comms which led me to start poking around nostr… I have compromised keys from 2024 that go further back to tell the story of this nostr history… I was hacked when I tried to come forward publicly I came back around to new keys… there was no way to responsibly disclose, I was being tortured and mercilessly hacked (at which point I had to take time off of work for security reasons… yes I literally suffered weeks off work and materially loss as a result of this) The only thing I could do was try to attempt to indirectly help people understand they needed to change their set up without alerting anyone to my concerns over what specific wallet HAD an entropy issue I spent A LOT of time pouring over @evoskuil work quietly to confirm I was, in fact, seeing what I thought I was seeing I never purchased a Coldcard, I was never shipped a Coldcard, and Coldcard had zero of my data out of protection for myself The only thing I could see from CC was the source verif and anons on Reddit flagging the issue

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  Beagle (@toastedbagel233) reported 7 minutes ago

  @ACEcreamNo1 Another random retard with that dumbass sign in their name You gonna be famous on reddit lmao

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  Janderson Batista (@jpain018) reported 9 minutes ago

  @whatdarrensays Bug: The mechanic of importing cows and calves is broken exclusively on saves created before the update. Old saves are missing the new data for imported cattle. A Reddit user claimed they fixed it by manually injecting the import parameters from a new save into the old one.

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  MATFUCIUS (@MATFUCIUS) reported 12 minutes ago

  @TheJFreakinC - try posting the truth: AI Overview: "It is generally not illegal to follow or film ICE agents in public spaces, provided you maintain a safe distance and do not physically obstruct their operations. However, crossing specific safety boundaries or interfering with their duties can result in legal trouble. Opinions on online forums like Reddit are mixed regarding verbal warnings, with some users noting that active interference or helping someone escape can trigger obstruction charges. "Legal Rights and Public Activity "Right to Record: You have a First Amendment right to film and take photos of law enforcement, including ICE, in public spaces. "Safe Distance: You must stay far enough away so that you do not get in the way of an active stop or arrest. "State Buffer Laws: Some states enforce specific distance rules (such as staying 25 feet back) if an officer asks you to step away. "Restrictions and Risks "No Obstruction: Physically blocking agents, getting into a vehicle's path, or refusing to back up when ordered can lead to obstruction of justice charges. "Interfering with Detainees: Trying to physically pull someone away or hiding a target from officers is illegal."

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  Bunburyōdō (文武両道) (Bun) (@bunburyoudoujp) reported 12 minutes ago

  @MKal796 Reddit is down the hall and to the left.

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  Pyotr Gorokhov (@PeterGoron) reported 14 minutes ago

  @YourPalNyanus You have to say it like this: "Why don't we Canadian healthcare the people struggling with substance abuse, they are the real problem" reddit tier censorship on x smh

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  marina menina🐇🫜 (@coelhinha40kg) reported 14 minutes ago

  @stimabuse it’s even worse when i see people on reddit who seem to have no issues but can just power through a 14-21 day fast 💀🥀🥀

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  rae 🦋 (@asianchloeprice) reported 14 minutes ago

  @camiromanoff it got taken down a few times but try searching BR99 SCRIPT on reddit!!

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  RhexxHexx (@RhexxHexx_) reported 16 minutes ago

  @glitterdragenz @front_ray @BlehhMae Reddit is down the hall and to the left

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  AITECHian (@AITECHian) reported 16 minutes ago

  @Teslaconomics when is robotaxi happening? is it anyway or like always around the corner. thats the weird part of all this. AI seems to be both so explosive and exponential and yet the latest fsd v14 and v14 lite both stutter more.. at shadows.. its just stupidenous. i dont know if we're almost there or never will be there. The one thing that seems to send me towards caution is remember AI is not intelligent, it only mimics it - copies it and replays it. It doesnt do first order of principles thinking. It can only randomize and shuffle. I'm a little befuddled how it solves unsolved problems of 30 years because that seems to imply actual logical thinking which i know it doesnt. I wonder if its like shuffling a rubix cube and it just shuffled the knowledge it had in a correct way to solve the 30 year unsolved problem. But here is a snippet that gemini/google search answered with and again you can see its a shuffle that it got right > "Grok 4.5 helped find a counterexample that disproves Graffiti Conjecture 284, a graph theory problem open for roughly 30 years. Critics later noted potential overlap with prior published work, and opinions on Reddit are mixed regarding the novelty of AI-generated mathematical proofs". Also youre returns are going to start diminishing as everybody else tries to buy these fleets of teslas/robotaxis. whats the math on that?

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  Eyisha Zyer (@eyishazyer) reported 16 minutes ago

  Anthropic’s net favorability just dropped to +3. OpenAI's sitting at +11. The last 48 hours brought a wave of people saying the same thing independently: the more they use it, the worse it gets. What's stacking up: 1. Going off-track constantly, forgetting context mid-session 2. Guardrails tripping so often they're now the main complaint 3. One reply calling it the worst model Anthropic's shipped, over how often it stops to ask for approval instead of finishing the task 4. Developers flagging invented jargon like "dead parameter" and "monotonic funnel" 5. A coding loop that flip-flopped the same fix 13 rounds while a second model kept correctly calling the bug This is coming from people who've stayed calm through every model drop this year. When that crowd says they didn't see it coming, that's a different signal than a bad week of Reddit posts. Anthropic's own benchmarks still put Opus 5 ahead on coding evals, so this isn't a capability collapse. But between the sentiment shift and that gap, the pressure right now is real, and it's on the experience, not the score.

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  Luciomassimo (@luciobuilds) reported 21 minutes ago

  Everyone rushes into coding courses without knowing what to build. I did the opposite. Spent 10 days searching Reddit and X for problems people wanted solved. Found a lot of noise. Nothing that clicked. Then I stopped looking outside and looked at my own life instead. That's when it clicked. Today I have direction. Building in public. Let's go 🇮🇹

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  chonkshonk (@chonkshonk1) reported 25 minutes ago

  @IraniRoxanna "Instead of making excuses that didn’t make sense" Would you kindly clarify if, when you made this comment, you were trying to refer to when I pointed out that I, a hobbyist, can't moderate a giant sub every single day of my life? If so, it would be helpful to understand why this didn't make sense to you. This was left out of your comments. "If you find moderating tedious, then maybe don’t be a moderator." What are you talking about? Why do I need to find every aspect of constant manual moderation glamorous to do it? This comment is simply a non-sequitur. "If you guys aren’t responsible with the sub, then you are going to end up doing more damage than good to the field." r/AcademicQuran is tremendously less polemical, even on its worst day, compared to any other major community-driven platform dedicated to the community discussion of the historical-critical study of the Quran, especially compared to Twitter. This is as good a fact as any. The fact that you are talking down to me for not getting back to a report on a subreddit within 24 hours is an extraordinary testament to how high we have raised the bar. We're talking about a subreddit that gets nearly a thousand contributions per week. I appreciate how diplomatic Rurouni was with you, but I honestly do not need to be treated with this level of disrespect ("excuses", "doesnt make any sense", "consider quitting") because there is a reality to the difficulty of scaling up moderation as the size of the subreddit has exploded over the years. If you are genuinely interested in improving r/AcademicQuran as a platform for having academic discussions, I look forwards to you messaging me directly where we (along with anyone else you would like) can have a private conversation about this very real, technical scaling problem. I tried reaching out to you privately but you did not respond. Instead, Rurouni was forced to clarify that he deals with health issues that make it almost impossible for him to do work like this on a daily basis. I know he is really motivated to do exactly what you said — moderate every single day of his life despite this — but I don't want him to over-exert himself either, and I have told him that. I think it's best if we instead look for real, serious, long-term, and sustainable solutions. This is unfortunately not going to be "JUST MODERATE EVEN MORE!" On the other hand — If for whatever odd reason this is important to you but you do not want to work with me and the other mods improve the scale and ability of r/AcademicQuran to mod, then you are also free to continue insulting me on Twitter. You're your own person; that's your choice. But it wont achieve very much. Screenshots of "BAD THING FOUND ON AQ" do not work. You have already clarified that you basically don't use the sub, so I am a little taken aback by the confidence you have placed in your moral judgements, but for people who do use our subreddit (and who use reddit in general), no clarification is needed to the effect that "BAD THING FOUND ON AQ" is not the same as "BAD THING REVIEWED AND APPROVED BY THE AQ MODS".

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  Nick (@TheAppleCore) reported 28 minutes ago

  @BeatGreatFilter @briandstone @Michael_L_Rauch What if I told you they pickup the car. Most get encouraged to not try one of the best vehicles out there bc of people regurgitating 1-2 bad experiences on Reddit. Which I’m sure lucid fixed them. They don’t just not fix it. Total garbage and be real you are in the cult.

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  Chris Lambert (@TheChrisLambert) reported 29 minutes ago

  Just saw a Reddit thread about the movie Falling Down where all the comments are like “He’s just a normal guy who gets tired of society dealing him a bad hand.” No. No he’s not. He’s the bad guy.

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  Parth (@parth0201) reported 29 minutes ago

  Man the best part about running @itscloutchaserz is probably the type of DMs I've been getting on reddit. A guy just texted me asking to 'never take it down please'. Made my day

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  MooN (@MooN_NinjA__) reported 32 minutes ago

  Believe in the leviathan to find it thats why the original reddit post was a test and how he could interact with wifies and the world (showing him arronax's server and help building the submarine) but not other people

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  Alex Iordache (@alexii_9) reported 33 minutes ago

  I used to waste hours every week digging through Reddit threads trying to spot potential users. Decided to give ReddMatch a shot, and it basically does all the heavy lifting now. It doesn't just find people looking for solutions like mine, it actually breaks down their intent so I can jump into discussions naturally without sounding like a pitch machine. Seriously impressed. Massive thanks to @geluhorutan for building this! 🙏🏻

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  Chad Hominem (@JustGeneral77) reported 43 minutes ago

  @KuroBattosai @nitalapel Oh what a great and thoughtful comeback! ******* retard. Yes, contrary to reddit logic it’s not circular reasoning, people actually do care about what happens to their civilizations. Islam is terrible no matter who practices it, that’s been true since the 600’s.

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  the biggest biscuit (@meatistic) reported 43 minutes ago

  You can be the ugliest person on the planet and someone on reddit would be down bad for you

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  Henrik🐀ⓧ (@HenrikTheOnly) reported 43 minutes ago

  @MoseKnows @dad_dot_jpeg Reddit is down the hall and to the left

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  Xander (@SmokeySnipe) reported 44 minutes ago

  @eventuallyright Nah I am down this rabbit hole on Reddit currently

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  olive open persod 🇰🇷🇨🇳🇯🇵🇹🇭🇵🇭 (@oliveloverui) reported 46 minutes ago

  @yingyue_mizar I feel like they’re getting even more pissed off because their protest comments keep getting pushed down or deleted on platforms like Weibo and Reddit. Why didn’t they do this when Valko was first introduced? And what was the point of buying those hot searches twice???

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  Sahil Panhotra | Indie Builder | Dev (@SahilPanhotra) reported 48 minutes ago

  my first product failed, not because it was bad because i had no idea how distribution worked. i had: > no landing page (just a Gumroad page) > almost no audience > no SEO > never even tried Reddit because i was scared of getting banned i built, then hoped people would somehow find it. they didn't. now i'm getting ready to launch product #2. this time i'm doing things differently. i've grown to 2.2k followers on X, but most are fellow builders, not my customers. so i'm treating X as awareness, not distribution. the real focus is SEO, Reddit, and getting in front of people already searching for the problem. maybe i'll still fail. but if i do, it won't be because i ignored distribution again. still learning. hopefully on the right path this time.

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  T.A. Conrad (@TAconrad81) reported 50 minutes ago

  @Syredahunny2 @archeohistories These idiotic comments are probably made by either a 12yo pimply, friendless preteen or a divorced, morbidly obese 35yo, both cruising Reddit and X while sucking down a ***** DP and fuego takis with nothing better to do. Ignore them.

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  Sanket Goyal (@Sanket_goyallll) reported 55 minutes ago

  5/ go deep on what your competitor lacks reddit, review sites, wherever people complain fix it, ship it, run a campaign on exactly that

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  Nayf (@nafeasonto) reported 56 minutes ago

  So, just to show you the current misinformation being pushed, it is perfectly articulated here by this person on Reddit. I know EXACTLY why they are saying what they’re saying. It came from a video I had to watch, unfortunately. It doesn’t matter. Even if all 5.3 million views were under one video, that still wouldn’t mean 5.3 million different people. YouTube views have never represented unique viewers. This is important. And now, with the new information showing 2.2 million views on Twitter alone, that total is even higher, and that’s not even counting TGS. The claim was about total trailer views, and the official trailers have 5.3 million combined views. Moving the goalposts to “different people” doesn’t change that. STOP. MOVING. THE GOAL POST. That doesn't work here. You make a claim, stick to it. I would respect you more if you admit your mistake. Doubling down on it, shows bad faith. So if we add the view from Twitter, we are now at SEVEN MILLION. (hehe). Get it? SEVEN? haha? NM.

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  Georgios Diamantopoulos (@georgiosd) reported 58 minutes ago

  Verdicts on the internet gather company instead of scrutiny. The top comment calls this month's AI model "the best for real coding work, hands down". Directly under it: "Funny, my experience has been the exact opposite." That exchange is live on Reddit right now; it was live last month about a different model, and it will be live in August about the next one. Neither comment comes with a name or a method: no fixed task, no repeat runs, nothing anyone could check. A day of work and a "feeling", shipped as a verdict. Both verdicts will do fine. Arguments do break out; the logic just drowns in the sentiment, and both sides walk away more convinced. And it runs in every direction at once. The newest model is "a breakthrough" and also "a downgrade". The one it replaced is "a relic" and also "the only sane choice". "Too expensive" and "underpriced", "nerfed" and "better than ever", every position held simultaneously, since the day these tools appeared. Everyone is certain. None of this will ever tell you whether the model is any good. The praise might come from a staff engineer, the takedown from someone who never read the docs, or the reverse, and you will never know. Nobody sells to a model, though. The labs sell to the people doing the judging, and as evidence about those people, the same threads are flawless: real beliefs, caught in the wild, from users with no reason to perform. Even eyeballed, the split is not random: praise leaning on long agentic sessions, takedowns on one-shot tasks, limits and price. That read is mine, from following the threads, and it's worth exactly what every other uncounted impression is worth. The difference between an impression and a finding is measurement: turn the comments into claims, tally the claims, keep track of who said what. There is no better research available on this market, and it sits in public, unread. The mistake is asking the threads to settle the model question. They rarely can: almost nobody in there ran an experiment. What they can settle is the crowd question: what these people believe, how hard, and which way that's moving. Reduced to claims and counted, that's the belief map of the fastest-moving market in tech: who feels served, who feels burned, which convictions are gaining share, which complaints come right before the churn. The threads will never settle which model is best. Pooled and counted, they settle something more useful: what this market believes, how strongly, and which way it's moving. Verbatim takes that reading, claim by claim, with the trail back to the words.