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 (63%)
• Errors (24%)
• Sign in (13%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Brisbane	Website Down	21 hours ago
Bengaluru	Website Down	2 days ago
Dhaka	Website Down	5 days ago
Bengaluru	Sign in	6 days ago
Foligno	Sign in	10 days ago
Odessa	Sign in	11 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  nightfawn | vtuber (@n1ghtfawn) reported 3 minutes ago

  Every day I get closer to actually dming people on r/fireteams so I can join an active lfg server. However my only reddit account is the one I post my nsfw on and my only discord account is my vtuber one so I feel like I'd just be asking for trouble but I want to raid so bad

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  Alex Mountain (@alexmountain0) reported 5 minutes ago

  [2/3] Does it make sense? You are becoming confident in speaking when you do the work... in this case... speaking and speaking a lot. Think of it like going to the gym. . The examples are endless. . It's the same with girls, with writing, with sports, with cooking, with business. The more you do something, the more you push yourself, the better you get at it and THE MORE CONFIDENT YOU BECOME. . Now, reading through Reddit, I noticed this pattern: I don't feel confident due to X problem, Y physical appearance, you name it. Therefore, I don't feel confident AT ALL, - or, to put it another way, I am not good at all because of a small setback in my life! DEAD WRONG! . Let me tell you a quick story. I was a friend's house one day, chatting and goofing around, when his flatmate entered the room. We were talking about anxiety. The guy who entered the room quickly got into the conversation. We were debating and talking, when my friend said to that guy: It is like you when you don't want to go by bus because everyone is looking at you. His answer was: Yea I know man, I am still struggling with that. At that precise moment, I was thinking: WHAT THE F? HOW THE F CAN YOU GET ANXIOUS BY RIDING THE BUS TO WORK? DO PEOPLE LIKE THAT EVEN EXIST? Yes, they do exist. What I realized then was that I was taking myself for granted: being an extrovert, I never felt anxious when I was going by bus. I never questioned that. Though, for some could be an awful struggle.

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  Jacob Voytko (@jakevoytko) reported 8 minutes ago

  @ThePrimeagen You'll know an AI is trained on me if you see an AI navigate to Reddit, see that Reddit is down, and then navigate to Reddit to kill time while Reddit is down

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  𝓙𝓾𝓹𝔂 @ 桃花梦游🤍 (@jupy314) reported 10 minutes ago

  @XlAOXINGCHEN I never said they posted the reddit comment, but they did come into my server and screenshotted things to share with others. It's unprofessional. I do not know any of these translators, and having an opinion in my owned, personal space is not a crime.

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  TONKA ☘️ ⚜️🤘 (@TonkaParty2) reported 12 minutes ago

  @matt_gannon_ @siensto No if it’s a real issue I go straight to Reddit and then back my claims up with real user approved facts from Wikipedia

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  KruxSmash (@KruxSmash) reported 15 minutes ago

  @iamrobtv Reddit is down the hall.

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  Ben Dre (@BenDreger1) reported 19 minutes ago

  @redditstatus Reddit has been down all day.

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  WarpytheThird (@WarpytheThird) reported 20 minutes ago

  @nocontextmemes Doom Dark ages disappointed me. It didn't feel like a Doom game, the music was just less impressive, and doubling down on the reddit cthullu and "not angels" was pretty lame. No glory kills in a Doom game was really strange as a choice

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  Nathan "Nay" Giggers | For Mayor (@nathangiggers) reported 22 minutes ago

  @lex_ordo_ @reddit_lies Go to the front page of reddit. Any "critique" they have of Israel is a blanket safe "I'm just against war" take. They will shut down any critique of Israel that goes further than that. If you suggest that Zionsits hold power in American institutions they will call you antisemtic

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  (g)RiftTV (@GriftTV_) reported 23 minutes ago

  @Bw8496 @AmericanDescent ah ok, yeah I've been clipping him since like...2020 maybe? Mostly on Youtube (channel suspended a few years ago now) and green reddit I have had trouble maintaining a twitter account over the years, trying to be better with this one.

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  simone (@drtaralewisfan) reported 26 minutes ago

  @Jemilyblac80992 that reddit thread was so terrible

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  bosco (@Boscochanam) reported 27 minutes ago

  @opencode @opencode King, please fix the stripe bug with “Confirm your $10.00 payment” Lots of complaints on Reddit and Twitter, no one is replying

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  Shaivite Ethnostate Enthusiast (@LagrangianSad) reported 29 minutes ago

  @Substantial6187 OP did some hacking of CBSE, now they made some repo which can figure out the identity of anon Reddit accounts by doing some llm analysis, then they say they like palantir and doubled down on it

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  Jon (@JonSnyderHQ) reported 29 minutes ago

  I vibe coded a Reddit replacement that tracks how many people were banned by spaces (subreddits) and allows public rebuttals by users. Let me know if you all find any of that useful. Trying to solve the issue of moderator power trips.

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  Luigi Galleani Bombing Ameritards Groyper (@GalleaniGroyp) reported 31 minutes ago

  @CJ_Kelsey89 @ZoomerHistorian It improved massively, Italians have like 100X the scientific/technological/architectural/literary/artistic output Romans had Romans are extremely overhyped fighters as well, eg they won the Punic wars via attrition The issue is, you mutt rightoids learn history via reddit memes

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  Abdul Mannan (@aMannanK2005) reported 32 minutes ago

  One of the biggest founder traps: Seeing a problem once and assuming it's a business. A real opportunity usually looks like this: ❌ One person complains ✅ Hundreds of people complain ✅ They're actively looking for solutions ✅ Existing solutions frustrate them ✅ They already spend money trying to solve it That's why I spend a lot of time studying Reddit communities. The best SaaS ideas are often hiding inside repeated complaints. Today I found multiple threads from people struggling to organize AI-generated research and notes across different tools. Interesting signal. What recurring problem have you noticed lately?

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  Alvin Rios of GrapTops (@GrapTops) reported 33 minutes ago

  Caught a warning on reddit for telling an AI videoman to lie down and not get back up. I will do it again.

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  lia (@moweiyuswifey) reported 35 minutes ago

  mind you none of us even knew allegedly a 7S translator joined this server. it all started bc I saw someone post a SS on reddit where I saw my own SS being used to compare translators and hate on the new one again. HELL nah with these excuses

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  Kakhelian_red_guard (@Kakheliredguard) reported 38 minutes ago

  >mazovian May allah strike down the developers of disco elysium for making me share an idea with a bunch of the worst reddit scum on earth

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  Algohack (@unpaidbasher) reported 39 minutes ago

  @mikeys_money Nothing would happen and you’d blame it on more reddit cope slop. Just shut up and average down. 🤭

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  eden (@caallmeeden) reported 41 minutes ago

  @DiGi__Official he did not create the story from scratch, he simply stole someone else's terrible post directly from reddit lol.

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  IllTemperedTuna (@SeaCritDev) reported 44 minutes ago

  @ALegendaryDrops Retro Studios isn't part of Nintendo, that's why I used Metroid Prime as an example but there are so many others. And many of these studios... they make their games IN THE UNREAL ENGINE. Which means that Unreal in a very real way made those games as well, unlike Valve that can only say they hosted the files on a server. Like this is entirely the reason I made that point about Metroid Prime, it is an outside studio that was paid by Nintendo to put a game on their platform. So please, do tell how this is exploitive of the consumer. Or is it an IP thing? Is this how irrational we're going to get? Again, the unbridled love of Valve has totally brainwashed you guys. I wish everyone could take a step back, unload the bias from all those reddit memes and the decades of shilling, and just see Steam for what it is, a competently made file download service that gets a lot of its good will from the very games they exploit with a 30% cut.

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  Saeed Anwar (@saen_dev) reported 45 minutes ago

  45% churn usually means the product solved the awareness stage but not the habit stage. The fix is almost always onboarding, not features — get them to their first Reddit win faster.

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  Toma (@thebadassdev) reported 47 minutes ago

  stuck at $0 MRR? i was too. months of building, shipping, not knowing where to go. if your customers are on Reddit, that's where i'd spend 100% of my time now why? DMs to people who just posted the problem. threads that rank on Google. feedback in hours. intent already public. not "also Reddit." Reddit first.

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  🥒 salty pickles 🥒 (@ladyloodeeloo) reported 47 minutes ago

  @sidewayskoyote @adesertdryad I’m not talking about the reddit post anymore. There are deeper issues going on there

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  Rumble Tumble Kid (@rumbletumblekid) reported 50 minutes ago

  There's one big problem with AI: it is often wrong while sounding confident. Lots of people (and bots) will pick up this information and spread it confidently as well. I guess what I'm trying to say is, don't look for answers on platforms like Reddit or Hackernews.

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  Ave Megumin (@AveMegumin) reported 52 minutes ago

  I don’t understand why ppl run to reddit to ask others about how to solve the issue instead of just having this conversation with his gf

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  Brett Peterson (@btmpb) reported 57 minutes ago

  Training your kids on AI slop is definitionally to train them on the mediocre average of human thought. Everything this platform does, it could do better using real texts: tagging passages with skills, matching students with (real) content they will find interesting, and helping students learn while they read. If there's a dearth of content, hook it up to Kindle Unlimited (which, yes, I know, also has a lot of AI junk). More worrisome are the fallacies in the description. Advik claims it's hard to have a skill-graph for reading because it's "fuzzier" than math - for the record, Mortimer Adler laid out a skill graph for reading in "How to Read a Book" almost 80 years ago - but then also claims students progress using his team's AI generated texts. If students are progressing, and measuring progression, then there's a skill graph - the source of the content has nothing to do with it. (It seems the platform lifts the reading skill graph described in the Common Core State Standards; that's where all of their textual "tagging" and assessment comes from. I don't have a problem with this per se ; I do have a problem with the simultaneous, contradictory claims that "Reading cannot have a skill graph" and "We have a reading skill graph".) Advik also claims students can't get interesting, personalized content from "real texts", because they would be limited to the public domain; this is the justification for generating all of their text with AI, on the fly. Ironically, AI is mainly trained on that same "insufficient" public domain material. So, instead of getting Shakespeare and Tom Swift separately, the kids get Othello and Tom Swift making TikTok videos and spouting Reddit opinions, because that's what the algorithm thinks the student is interested in. The best pedagogy on the platform is in the idea to use AI text to lead the student from their "personalized" interest to something "broader", in four steps. This is a good idea! But if the platform can truly generate and/or tag passages so accurately, then it can do the same with real texts. Figuring out what people want is the hard part. If you can do that, there's already an ocean of human-generated content to choose from to match those specific interests. And if you can't figure that out, then having an AI generate something doesn't help; having the AI guess is not qualitatively better than having a teacher do so, and is certainly neither personalized nor engaging as claimed. The primary benefit of using AI text seems to be the ability to stitch together average passages to match "interest" - which brings us back to Othello making TikTok videos while ranting about late-stage capitalism. I have strong doubts that reading AI slop, focused primarily on student interest, will translate to greater reading ability generally, but I will reserve judgment on that. I have even stronger doubts that students will find generic AI slop engaging, even if it is written about their favorite subject matter. There's some interesting ideas here, but I wish Advik and team would ditch the AI texts, and use real sources instead.

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  Future NHL Commissioner (@ShmuelCohen007) reported 1 hour ago

  @Reddit hey Reddit my chat feature is not working. I can’t post for help and I have no idea what’s going on. Can anyone help?

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  Ann Srivastava (@helloparalegal) reported 1 hour ago

  Yesterday I wrote about the litigator on Reddit who missed a deadline by one day. The post reached 20,000 lawyers. Hundreds of DM said "this is me." For everyone who recognized themselves - here is what to actually do about it. The diagnosis: you are running two jobs (practicing law + running the business of law) and the second one is eating the first. The fix: stop trying to do both with the same brain. The system that works for solos and small firms has three components. 1. Capture without your attention. Every billable minute. Every client touchpoint. Every deadline. Logged automatically from your calendar, emails, and matter folders. Not "after the call." During it. Passively. 2. Triage before you open your inbox. Inbound emails sorted by matter, by urgency, by deadline impact, before you read the first one. The 7 AM panic of "what fires am I walking into today" becomes the 7 AM clarity of "here are the three things that matter." 3. Follow-up that runs on a schedule. Outstanding invoices. Client check-ins. Paralegal handoffs. Each one fires when it should, in your voice, without you remembering. None of those three are legal work. All of them are what was eating your weekends. The lawyer in yesterday's post and the hundreds who said "me too" were not bad lawyers. They were good lawyers without a system. The system is buildable in 14 days. We do this for solo and small-firm practices. If you want to be the lawyer who never has the Reddit-post night - DM "system" or grab the calendar link in my bio. 5 June slots open.