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 (55%)
• 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	6 days ago
Stuttgart	Errors	6 days ago
Bengaluru	Sign in	8 days ago
Paris	Errors	9 days ago
Gustavo Adolfo Madero	Website Down	11 days ago
Nagpur	Errors	14 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  望舒 / wangshu (@loserallegation) reported 1 minute ago

  @botchopz @meadowbunnie (reddit thumbs down on your extremely not based take)

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  The Fellowship of the Thing - Official Blackmoor (@Blackmoor_Film) reported 2 minutes ago

  @OGCrimsonJester On Reddit there are a lot of people who spend their lives monitoring to make sure only what they think is OSR gets approved. They didn't recognize it and they were angry at me - a common thing over there. I got huge down vote. LOL

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  pro (@proceedingsx) reported 3 minutes ago

  @pcshipp reddit. found subreddits where people already had the problem and just posted. thats it, $10k/mo

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  Will Ballentine (@EveryDayFSDev) reported 3 minutes ago

  Another account was randomly shadow-banned on Reddit. Making something to fix this. founders should have a place to promote and discuss without risk of ban. stay tuned.

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  Damocles (@DamoclesBDA) reported 4 minutes ago

  @reporterboy The more I see of this government the more they seem to be trying to appeal the lowest common denominator on Reddit. People complain about supermarkets due to their massive turnover. Point out that they employ huge amounts of people and have a 3% profit margin. Down vote.

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  goomi (@tussaa_r) reported 7 minutes ago

  Getting error while registering on irctc website,cleared cookies,tried different laptop,different browser...do you guys have any answer,checked reddit..many people are having this problem .have some shame @IRCTCofficial

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  Messenger | Exile (@Aethelleas) reported 7 minutes ago

  An example of how little AI does for you without both heavily restraining its very hallucinogenic 'conclusions' and forcing it into more disciplined work digging up detailed decision-tree trails. I have never gotten a major insight or major source from AI. It takes real guiderails & simultaneous prodding to just get (Fearfully Woke) NPC Reponses from it; and at best you will get a sense of what People On Reddit & Wikipedia think (which is overwhelmingly shallow & misguided in the extreme). One of the things I do is to over-characterise the interests & topics beyond my own actual notions. In a sense, because AI is so sh*t at contextual decision-tree progress, you get far more from it by forcing it into Antilogies that in a sense bracket (even Overton) it's one-shot hallucinating-cloud statistical-summary back onto the path out of its Beloved Ditch. The very last image is one later path down into an interaction where it fights back ferociously trying to reinstate woke conclusions in a kind of ever-bubbling up easily-offended Karenic passive-aggressivism; and as usual it has to be cornered - deprived of whataboutism & hallucinations - and subdued to even just acknowledge the obvious. What is the point of using AI just for it to be an Automated Battle With Blind Woke Trolls?

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  Mindset for Money (@Mindset4Money_X) reported 9 minutes ago

  How does Reddit Generate Revenue? (Advertising 1/3) The beauty of Reddit is that users literally tell the app what they are interested in. Logged in users follow topics, and logged out users search for answers to the exact issues they are experiencing, and thus possess intent. This platform is built for ad targeting, and it is beginning to show. Revenue was up 61% YoY in Q2, and management guides for around 48% growth in Q3. The beauty for RDDT is that there is already a roadmap on how to optimize advertising and so RDDT has built their own auction based systems and developed ads that feel more native to the platform. This has resulted in both the demand and supply side of their ad engine growing as targeting improves. That is the beauty of good advertising. If you target better, you convert more, which increases both demand and supply since less ad space is needed to get the same ROI.

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  DB (@Medion_no) reported 10 minutes ago

  @HaloSupport @Halo @XBOX He was also reported on Reddit for inappropriate behavior in the past. This type of behavior and individuals only damages the brand and leads to review-bombing and angry consumers, the issues you are experiencing in the Steam community right now.

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  Pradeep Kapoor (@pradeepXkapoor) reported 12 minutes ago

  Someone on Reddit just cooked up pure black magic 🔥 They built Mference and somehow got the massive DeepSeek-V4-Flash 284B model running on only ~5.3 GB of RAM (peaks at 6.8 GB). How? MoE models only wake up a few “experts” per token. So they keep the shared brain + cache in memory and just stream the needed experts off the SSD in real time. 2-bit dynamic quant, ~91 GB on disk. On a 24 GB Mac M5 Pro it’s hitting up to 4.8 tokens/sec. And yes… you can actually run a usable version of this beast on an 8 GB Mac. They also threw in a native Mac app, multi-turn chat, OpenAI-compatible server, and local PDF/DOCX/PPTX support. Local AI just got stupidly more accessible.

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  Sweetdonald (@tommyyyyyyysss) reported 16 minutes ago

  @TemptInvest I think Reddit is far more valuable than many people realize. Here's a real example. I saw an advertisement on YouTube for South California Trading Academy. The ads featured mostly elderly people being taught how to trade. To anyone with experience, it immediately raised red flags and looked like a business with a high likelihood of using misleading marketing. I asked ChatGPT about the company, and the response was fairly neutral. I assume it was drawing from sources like Google Reviews and Reddit. The problem is that Google Reviews can be flooded with fake or heavily curated positive reviews. Then I searched the company directly on Reddit. The difference was striking. The discussions were much more candid. Many users described it as a scam, saying they had seen elderly people pressured into paying $20,000–30,000 for expensive trading courses. Others explained how the company used "limited-time discounts" and high-pressure sales tactics to convince people to sign up. For me, Reddit provided far more useful signal than Google Reviews. In fact, this isn't an isolated case. Reddit has helped me avoid falling for misleading advertisements at least twice. When I'm evaluating a business, especially one selling expensive courses or financial products, I trust firsthand experiences from real users on Reddit much more than polished marketing or review sites that can be manipulated.

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  Rish | ProductMinds (@rishxtweet) reported 16 minutes ago

  i built a system that scrapes reddit for conversations worth replying to for free. 5 subreddits in 15 seconds. scores threads by reply potential. drafts replies that don't sound like ai. 3 layers: ▸ opencli browser scraper ▸ hermes agent for scoring ▸ voice skill that evolves daily full playbook linked below. copy-pasteable code included. this will probably get taken down.

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  Ali (@aliguenbour) reported 20 minutes ago

  @igmarinelli I started HIYAL by trying to predict machine failures, then reddit technicians made me question the whole approach. I think TRACTIAN and HIYAL are solving the same problem from two different sides. I have one question for you can you open your DMs?

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  Eric Jacobson (@GetIrked) reported 21 minutes ago

  @leadlagreport For anyone not familiar with what happened to Coldcard, I had Grok summarize: Coldcard (stylized as COLDCARD) is a Bitcoin-only hardware wallet made by the Canadian company Coinkite since 2017.1 It is designed for high-security “cold” (offline) storage of Bitcoin private keys. Key features include: •Air-gapped signing options (via MicroSD card, QR codes, NFC, etc., so the device often never needs a direct USB data connection to a computer). •Dual secure elements from different vendors for protecting secrets. •Verifiable/open-source firmware that users can inspect and confirm. •Bitcoin-only focus (to minimize the attack surface compared to multi-coin wallets). •Advanced tools such as BIP-39 passphrase support, dice-roll entropy for seed generation, multisig, and more. It has long been highly regarded in the Bitcoin community as one of the most secure dedicated hardware wallets. What happened to it (July–August 2026) In late July 2026, a long-standing firmware vulnerability was publicly exploited, leading to the theft of a large amount of Bitcoin from affected wallets.3 •The flaw: Starting with firmware version 4.0.1 (released March 2021) on Mk2/Mk3 models (and carried into later models until patched), seed generation incorrectly used a weak, deterministic software pseudorandom number generator (PRNG) instead of the proper hardware random number generator. This produced seeds with far lower entropy than expected (roughly 40–72 bits instead of the standard ~128 bits for a 12-word BIP-39 seed).18 •Attackers could model the weak RNG offline (using factors like device unique IDs and timers), generate candidate seeds, derive the corresponding addresses, and sweep funds from matching on-chain wallets. •Impact: On or around July 29–30, 2026, hundreds of wallets (reports range from ~500 to over 1,100 addresses) were drained in a short window, totaling hundreds to over 1,000 BTC (valued at roughly $38–70+ million at the time).19 •The Reddit post referenced in the original X thread (“8 years of stacking, gone”) was from one such victim who lost 2 BTC held on a Coldcard.5 Coinkite issued a security advisory, released fixed firmware for all affected models (Mk2/Mk3, Mk4, Mk5, Q, and Edge variants), and advised users who generated seeds on vulnerable firmware—especially without enough private dice rolls (≥50) or a strong unique BIP-39 passphrase—to immediately generate a new seed on updated firmware and carefully migrate their funds.18 Updating the firmware stops new vulnerable seeds from being created, but it does not fix existing weak seeds. The hardware itself remains functional; the issue was specifically in how certain firmware versions generated the initial wallet seed.

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  Ashley (@GranolahsGF) reported 22 minutes ago

  @tvy0m1 Not even going to touch the mother part because I think anon has either been on weird sides of the Internet or is making up stuff. I would ask what anon meant but I think anon is meant to cause problems or needs to get off of Reddit, Twitter, and news articles for some time

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  Ikatono (@Ikatono) reported 25 minutes ago

  @bolsademiedo Back when I was in reddit there was an occasional attempt to white-wash Israel/the IDF on r/vegan but they would always get shot down.

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  Adam Wilk (@AKWilk) reported 27 minutes ago

  1000th take on $RDDT, sorry, and no dog in this fight, but why are people copy and pasting the earnings results 10Q? We understand it was a good quarter. Clearly that's not the issue? First, guidance is no longer credible as management isn't taking it seriously, so these massive beats won't be treated as such. Second, Google is either a narrative risk, in which case you should probably be massively long (not advice, DYODD), or there's serious economic exposure. I've seen no one really making the case for which one it is yet. US user growth declining is a real problem though. Also please stop comparing $RDDT to $META in any form. Yes, there's an ARPU gap and maybe it's being fixed with product updates / changes, and US ARPU has been growing nicely, but they will never approach META levels. Also the US user ceiling is probably more important / more of a risk than Google. At today's price, which seems asymmetric depending on the above, you're probably being compensated for monetization with a cheap option on user growth, but so many unknowns. Also playing chicken re: a new data licensing agreement is probably not a great idea if that's what management is doing. The second LLMs become less dependent on Reddit they lose all leverage. And they are likely at peak leverage right now. Dependence on Reddit for training is declining rapidly while synthetic data and transfer learning is reducing the importance of Reddit's content even more.

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  Necessary 🇨🇦 (@PlayerRain3593) reported 29 minutes ago

  @bionic_ooze I want to be nice because it’s hack in a way I can control to just harshly neg. What am I tony Robbin’s and think I know everything instead of nothing about a person. I get why there are faults and they aren’t a big deal. But do that and holy **** look what you get back. A person’s most **** filled super retard **** even when the individual has the capability of the opposite. Just because they can. It’s almost coercion. You expect that type of **** out of an redditor. Like if I don’t school you you are going to try to jam the most retarded framing of any situation down my throat. That’s why I’m allergic to anyone who’s not the single least Reddit person in the area. Experienced it with every single ****** person, negligent useless bastards living in fantasy land for their convenience. Better just cut them to pieces 🤷 ITS NOT HARD RHIANNA KINDNESS WEAKNESS VIOLENT MORONS

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  jason brown for mayor 🥉 P2 bronze baby! (@fzzt_simmons) reported 33 minutes ago

  @chn_nebelhorn the link i had has been taken down but if you check reddit there’s a post with a google download link (which isn’t sketch, i’ve downloaded the whole thing and it’s fine)!

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  amitsarda.xyz (@sardamit) reported 42 minutes ago

  somebody asked on reddit so i started exploring pipedrive's MCP capabilities chatGPT was experiencing some kind of outage so started using it with claude spent 10 minutes to get a feel of what it can do and what kind of info it needs then tried exploring this idea i had been

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  kismet. 🍭 (@J4Jordana) reported 44 minutes ago

  Why tf is Reddit down???

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  Civilization Expansionist (@civ_expansion) reported 44 minutes ago

  @LionandwolfBoy1 @reddit_lies All reddits mods need to be imprisoned and reddit shut down

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  Billy Ferguson (@bferguson4) reported 46 minutes ago

  Watched the Idaho four documentary on Netflix and ended up down a rabbit hole on Reddit. Now every second post am seeing on here is a conspiracy theory related to that cases

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  Zecoshi🛡️ (@Zecoshi) reported 47 minutes ago

  @Bitcoin_Devs Basically it’s supposed to use hardware to generate and and if that’s not there use software A dev turned off the hardware look side of things due to an error compiling so it therefore just used the weak software side to generate. This bug was known to them it seems for over 4yrs look at Reddit posts right now, someone flagged they got emptied in 2021

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  Mindset for Money (@Mindset4Money_X) reported 48 minutes ago

  How does their moat get wider from here? (1/2) As mentioned, authenticity will be a high barrier to entry. Meta tried to replicate this via forums, but most threads within there relate to their Oculus or glasses product or coding issues. Nothing to date provides the same informative experience as Reddit. AI can further unlock the global market via auto translation. Currently Reddit is dominated by the American TAM. ARPU is lower globally, but expansion can add global perspectives on topics. Their ad tech flywheel should naturally drive up price over time. As AI targeting improves, the higher ROAS should attract a wider variety of brands to the platform, which increases bid density in the ad auction, and so on. Reddit Answers will also widen the moat, see next point.

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  YooKayTube (@YooKayTube) reported 48 minutes ago

  @vipbaepsae @callmeMaharani At no point in the post does it say they are strangers. Also, “my dude”? Reddit is down the hall and to the left.

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  STILLWAVES (@Still_Waves) reported 51 minutes ago

  @GamesNosh I haven't noticed this too bad, and unlike reddit if you spot a bad argument you can call it out and the LLMs go "you're right". ( That may be the real problem )

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  VALE (@Valedelgato) reported 52 minutes ago

  @Adlanisrael But I’m not, lmao if you actually knew what you were saying you wouldn’t be running BS headlines or Reddit posts. Data don’t use anywhere near enough water to cause a problem, these companies are investing billions into the energy infrastructure, but go off lmao

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  Aondofa Tyotumbur (@Cristian4984) reported 52 minutes ago

  @gregisenberg One thing I would add is search data. The questions people type into Google, Reddit, and AI tools often reveal problems before they show up in support tickets. That is a goldmine for both product and content strategy.

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  Rohan (@rohvnwho) reported 53 minutes ago

  posting on X and reddit about your product isn't a gtm strategy. creating a launch video for your product isn't as well. there are 6 key decisions you need to make in order to create a compelling gtm strategy. tl;dr: these are the main decision you need to make to craft a holistic gtm strategy. ● What market opportunity should you pursue? ● Who is your target audience? ● What is your value proposition and product? ● How should you price the product? ● How do you present it in a unique and compelling manner? ● Which channels work best for your product, and how do you scale them? 1. market: choose your terrain first. want it or not, the market and timing matter. when chatgpt proved an instant success, many were wondering how this tool worked a few started selling prompts at the right time in the right market. 2. early customers: niching down and solving the target audience's specific pain points lets you create a perfect solution for a target market. the narrower the niche can be, more you can tailor your offer and charge a premium. 3. product: this aligns with the previous point, about creating a perfect solution for a target market. you continuously test and iterate to prove you have pmf and a sustainable business model. 4. price: imagine price as a currency of value exchange. charging 20 to 30% above or below the existing competition's pricing allows supporting a healthy business model in the short to mid term period. 5. positioning: users are mainly interested in what is in it for them, which means they are reluctant if you can't show the value. also, users will shop around unless you create a differentiated positioning to communicate a competitive edge. 6. growth: after carefully making the first 5 decisions, you can move on to growing your product. focus on 1 to 3 marketing channels at first, and try to grow it to a point where you create a critical mass of users before testing another channel.