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 (56%)
• Sign in (23%)
• Errors (21%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
San Nicolás de los Garza	Sign in	2 days ago
Ciudad Obregón	Website Down	2 days ago
Hyderabad	Website Down	4 days ago
Melbourne	Website Down	11 days ago
Stuttgart	Errors	11 days ago
Bengaluru	Sign in	13 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Deanosim (@Deanosim) reported 9 minutes ago

  I don't know why so many people on reddit are so happy to dismiss the Age Verification problem and say it's just because of the Australian or UK government, but they don't seem to realise it's expanding and rolling out to more and more countries, Theirs already US states 1/4

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  m (@snflwrgld) reported 11 minutes ago

  is reddit down rn i need tips for my GAMEEE

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  Vanilla Ice (@DeadMansRavioli) reported 11 minutes ago

  @LordBushEater @Ray441017713669 @SpunkityBall No, I said your hatred is fake and you're trying too hard. You immediately proved me right. Like bringing up the Beatles for no reason 😭 is reddit down or something?

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  Nursena | #BRINGVALKOBACK (@NursenaOfficial) reported 12 minutes ago

  @merylisk @houyame22 Also the fact that posts about valko being taken down on Reddit, or they not doing anything about hate posts on Weibo, not doing anything about 9w9… I feel like they’d rather keep the loyal antis around then the players who want a better gaming experience.

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  LunarNovaVT ‍💜 2.0 TBD (@LunarNovaVT) reported 13 minutes ago

  I used to get "I'm so glad your model is fully clothed, so many vtubers are so lewd haha youre one of the good ones" comments all the time (especially on reddit) and it made me kind of sad please don't put down other vtubers as a way to compliment me, its mean

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  Shady (@shadymd_eth) reported 15 minutes ago

  @rasmr_eth Full port into this narrative ttps://x.com/i/status/2085494579655270803 Have you seen this story, guys wife left him, moves his kids to a new apartment, 2 days later it burnt down, lost everything He posted on Reddit about it looking for help, got 70k upvotes in a day, got onboarded into crypto and has been getting fees. Guess what he did, he helped his community He’s got a news panel on multiple broadcast stations on Monday, the story keeps growing 9uNefL6BciwknzLCkJ8BbXyf6CEuhrYeF7biyngHpump Insane narrative and chance to actually do some good

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  BJ 2.0 🇺🇸 (@VikingsChud) reported 17 minutes ago

  @MakarTruther98 >Mild Reddit is down the hall and to the left *****

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  Oliver Schaudt (@oshout) reported 19 minutes ago

  @PonchatoYT @TolkienWorldG defending a corporation? how about: if you sign something saying you agree to it then you agree to it? or.. are you, your agreements and signatures without substance, authenticity, trust? I pretty much understand that I'm going to get shafted if it comes down to it (no pity for me in court), so I try to avoid scenarios which see me at a loss, including signing up to shady ToS I do read terms of service and often bow out (decline) or request they be changed. I've even stopped signup when the ToS is broken or invalid and messaged the operator. Other ToS which have parts I disagree with, sometimes I accept as the price of doing business or using the service (like them being able to pull digital media I've purchased) there is likely a remediation path in OP's tos that supersedes small-claims court (like mediation or some neutral appeals option) but, you could probably still win in small claims court (at the cost of your account and other media there - I'm not sure a second appeal to small claims would be succesful (if they terminated your account for filing a claim outside the ToS) I'm often shocked how many people just sign whatever is in front of them without reading it - even the people expecting you to sign don't expect you to read it. Once, at a birthday party, to play group paintball we had to sign a ToS that the signer will hold the business, their associates, vendors, and family harmless for any injury, damage, or loss, accidental, negligent or intentional, in perpetuity. It seemed suspect to me (like they could send assassins after you or get out of unrelated claims in the future) so I didn't sign it nor play paintball with my friends. In business I often push back on the ToS successfully. You can just say 'wait a sec, we can't meet this obligation' and often they'll take it back to their legal dept and give you a new ToS. And personally, I'm suspect to the degree that I'd rather forgo updates, uninstall a software, lose access to the service than accept the service's updated ToS. It's largely why I abandoned my reddit account and haven't signed back in to delete it.

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  gods least favorite princess (@t0tallycupid) reported 24 minutes ago

  apparently the apartment i managed to get is in a rough area of southside chi and reddit says either "eh it can be run down, make sure to watch yourself and you should be fine" or "its so scary!! you could die!!" like okay. so. yuppies are spooked, and i'll prolly be fine?

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  Gray HG (@basedepirus) reported 24 minutes ago

  @blaskxx @MTSlive Every other platform is full of slop despite lack of revenue share. Reddit had an enormous marketing shill problem (via account botting) for the last 15 years. I think ending revenue share will only marginally move the needle.

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  Ray Mears (@RayMears1977) reported 26 minutes ago

  @PeterBTCAdviser @ReallyBadDay99 Terrible story. Please dont use search engines or random links on reddit. The higher up the stream, the cleaner the water 💧

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  𐔌՞ ܸ.ˬ.ܸ՞Mreow (@mmistynat) reported 27 minutes ago

  i forgot my freaking tri pod idk why this house makes me productive and active asf Except it doesn’t bc i use this house as an excuse to lay in bed doomscrolling tiktok and reddit and twitter all day Laying down even like Oh get a grip Get UP

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  fantasia’s burritos (@Hisnameischris1) reported 35 minutes ago

  literally no one can be happy can they?? there are SO many ways to find random people to play with. Reddit, discord, forums about the game that were created this week. grow up and stop making problems for yourself

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  ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ 𝚃𝚁𝙾𝚄𝙱𝙻𝙴𝙼𝙰𝙺𝙴𝚁‼️ (@alolanpunk) reported 35 minutes ago

  @BLAZEB0RN / well **** those yo, you should post yo art here yume or not if it helps? i will rt it, reddit is the WORST place, they are all sad and angry and pathetic and will constantly try to bring others down

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  InvestmentGuru (@InvestmentGuru_) reported 37 minutes ago

  $RDDT beat and got punished — but the underlying numbers still tell a bullish story. Revenue rose 61% YoY to $805M, marking the 8th straight quarter of 60%+ growth, with advertising revenue up 64% and Reddit Max advertiser count growing over 60% sequentially. Adjusted EBITDA margin hit 43%, operating cash flow doubled YoY, and the company crossed $1M revenue per employee. Guidance for Q3 also came in above Street estimates on both revenue and EBITDA. The stock got hit hard (down over 20% since the print) on “choppy” search referral traffic and softer US DAU trends — a real concern worth watching — but the ad engine, monetization tools, and margin expansion are firing on all cylinders even as the market focuses on user-growth noise. Not financial advice.

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  PoleStarRider (@juancarlolupat1) reported 37 minutes ago

  @Aiden58192024 I’m on Reddit for the first time in years going down the rabbit hole. The usual suspects are still trying to make excuses. Gutfeld summed it up nicely earlier. He was their creation.

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  Om Patel (@om_patel5) reported 40 minutes ago

  YOUR BUYERS ARE ASKING AI WHICH STARTUP/APP TO USE, AND RIGHT NOW ITS NAMING SOMEBODY ELSE introducing answer radar it tracks whether chatgpt, gemini, claude and perplexity recommend you, and gives you the exact fix when they dont > add the buying questions your customers actually ask and track your brand, your category and your competitors with no cap > it asks every major engine each question and records whether youre recommended, merely mentioned, or completely on the sidelines while a rival owns the answer > you see exactly which competitor got named instead of you > every gap comes with the sources that engine cited and a concrete fix, publish the comparison page, answer the specific reddit thread its pulling from, etc > it generates the content to close the gap too > then it re-checks on a schedule and charts your share of answer over time, so you can prove the fix worked > and it alerts you the second a competitor takes an answer back why gseo is insane right now: > theres tens of millions of prompts a day asking "whats the best tool for xyz" > around 90% of those answers cite community threads and blogs which you can easily produce content for > the traffic converts 4 to 5x better, because the ai already recommended you before they clicked > one answer keeps naming you for months, you win it once and it pays out on its own > and theres no auction, you cant outbid your way in, you either get cited or you dont > it moves insanely fast, you can get cited within weeks of shipping the content right now, in your category, an ai is recommending a tool to somebody. it might as well be you

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  Edoardo Stradella (@e_stradella) reported 42 minutes ago

  @lilyraynyc @VorticonCmdr Maybe it's just me but it seems google is already throttling down reddit in AI overviews, still going strong in gemini tho

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  Coach Zeke (@ZekeWhere) reported 42 minutes ago

  I'm tired of the answer being bitching on twitter or reddit and trying to make the post get more traction let's try and solve the problems together and actually talk like adults and give respect on both sides instead of hate farming :)

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  Victor (@gvictor808) reported 43 minutes ago

  @AAStack Imagine being in the position of a Coldcard software engineer learning of RNG bug. It doesn't matter if big reveal came from a bug bounty or red team or AI or Reddit user...you're instantly toast. There is no technical fix, nor can you say anything about it nor contact your affected customers about it...there is literally no path forward. And you became a villain after a decade of trying to build Bitcoin up. I actually feel sorry for those guys, too.

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  Honey Syed (@honeydreamss) reported 43 minutes ago

  “I spend five hours a week just making mockups.” An Etsy seller wrote that on Reddit. To most people, it’s just someone venting. But that one complaint could give the right business a content idea, a search term, and maybe even a product to build. Bulk Mockup sells a Photoshop plugin that batch-creates product mockups for Etsy and print-on-demand sellers. Look at the questions its content answers: What is the best Photoshop plugin for Etsy mockups? How do you create mockups in bulk? How can you make listing images faster? These are basically the same questions Etsy sellers ask every day in places like r/Etsy and r/EtsySellers. An Etsy seller doesn’t wake up wanting “a streamlined visual asset creation workflow.” They want to stop spending five bloody hours swapping images into mockups. So they search: How to create Etsy mockups faster That search didn’t begin inside a keyword tool. It began as a complaint. And your buyers are posting complaints like these publicly every day. You just need to know where they gather. Every niche has a few places where people repeatedly describe what they can’t figure out, what takes too long, what they’ve already tried, and what they wish existed. Search for phrases like: “How do I…” “Is there a tool…” “I’m struggling with…” Then ignore the temptation to chase only the most upvoted posts. You’re looking for repetition. One person complaining might be having a bad Tuesday. Ten people asking versions of the same question is a content opportunity. Thirty people asking it may be a product opportunity. Save the exact wording. After a couple of hours, you’ll usually see the same problems clustering together. Those clusters become your content pillars. The complaint gives you the language. Google tells you whether there’s an opportunity. Take the complaint, turn it into the obvious Google search, and see what already ranks. If the results are vague, outdated, or clearly written by someone who’s never had the problem, there may be an opening. Then go back and answer the person who gave you the idea. Give them a genuinely useful response. Explain the options, the tradeoffs, and what you’d do in their situation. Don’t sprint into the comments waving a link around. Some subreddits allow transparent self-promotion. Others will boot you into the sun for it. Be useful first. Then take what you learned from the discussion and turn it into something you own. You’ve already seen the failed attempts, objections, edge cases, and language real buyers use. So your content can be far more specific than another generic “10 Tips for Better Mockups” article written from a keyword brief. Do this once a week. After six months, you have 24 pieces of content based on problems buyers have already proven they care about. Some will rank. Some will get shared. And a few may reveal products worth building. All because you paid attention when someone complained on Reddit.

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  Lupus Sebastien (@LSebastienWPG) reported 44 minutes ago

  @DelusionPosting Only on Reddit would that comment get down-voted. Reddit is the insane asylum of the internet.

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  🕸 (@Danstonie) reported 45 minutes ago

  @Skibideal_Rim @The_Davos_Man "Le" reddit is down the hall. You sound like the icepick is still hanging out of your eye socket.

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  BM v2 (@REIT_REBORN) reported 48 minutes ago

  @Jarrettmmr @CarrotFollower how reddit of you to correct me on something utterly meaningless simply shutting down one lane for a stretch due to the rehabilitation work added north of a half hour to peoples' commutes. It's not going anywhere and it's childish to assume that traffic will just use local roads

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  Gyomei (@Gyome1_) reported 49 minutes ago

  There is a $1.9 trillion company you’ve probably never heard of. If it stopped shipping tomorrow, NVIDIA couldn’t simply find another supplier. And if TSMC stopped shipping tomorrow, Jensen Huang couldn’t just call another factory and replace that capacity. I found a Reddit thread that explains why this dependency exists and why throwing billions of dollars at the problem still wouldn’t fix it quickly. It’s one of the clearest breakdowns I’ve seen of the physical bottleneck sitting underneath the entire AI boom.

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  Ricky (@rcmisk) reported 49 minutes ago

  i read 2,652 posts about distribution this week. here is what the numbers actually say. i run a daemon that pulls reddit, hacker news, rss, youtube, github and x into a folder of markdown. it holds 70,396 documents right now. i went digging for distribution advice because distribution is the part i am worst at. the filter: 70,396 documents in the lake. 2,652 mention distribution. 166 carry a number you can check. 82 claim a method, not just a result. 73 name a failure next to the win. those 73 are the only ones i trust, because naming a failure is the only signal someone is not selling you something. the biggest reframe came from the one founder in the set at real scale, $2m arr. we are told to sell the problem. we mostly sell the solution. you have to sell the result. the software is not the scarce part anymore. the strongest signal in the corpus: a founder with one paying customer and a founder with $2m arr landed on the same tactic for different reasons. be genuinely useful on platforms that already have authority. reddit threads show up when someone asks an ai for the best tool in your category. your blog does not. best sentence in the set, from the founder with one customer: at zero authority, content is a savings account and communities are your paycheck. the metric i am stealing: revenue per visitor. it tells you whether you have a traffic problem or a product problem. my own numbers, checked against the corpus: 2,098 followers, 3 subscribers, $19 mrr, and the $19 is me subscribing to my own product. the corpus predicted exactly this. a 14 day old publishing habit on a domain with no authority is a savings account that has not paid out yet. full breakdown, the filter, the regex, and the three ways the corpus lies to you, in the reply.

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  Nikunj (@Cinephile_2426) reported 50 minutes ago

  @Zordar_Dhuadar @jammypants4 You can never make reddit Audience happy they have problem with everything

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  BlankBlinkBlank (Cody) Game dev scatterbrained (@coffeevideogame) reported 52 minutes ago

  @TheMirzaBeig I have no issues with your beliefs. But your presented logic is not connecting. What exactly was the misrepresention? I agree with you that you are only discussing the beginning of that reddit post commenting on a tweet. Was that written by a philosopher or respected atheist?

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  Jyan Z. (@zarate_ai) reported 55 minutes ago

  @levelsio @adamwathan misaligned incentives imo. Reddit doesn't stop AI text because it improves DAU metrics. Eventually they will realize AI labs don't want to pay for access if their content is too tainted and they will crack down. (alternatively users get tired of slop which causes a crackdown)

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  GoldRock AI (@GoldRockAILabs) reported 56 minutes ago

  @tszzl Unironically take down Reddit, stop training on it, and purge as much of Reddit’s data as you can from the models. Have said this openly for 9 months