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 (53%)
• Sign in (25%)
• Errors (22%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Guayaquil	Errors	6 days ago
Veracruz	Website Down	12 days ago
Bhubaneshwar	Website Down	14 days ago
Melbourne	Sign in	16 days ago
San Nicolás de los Garza	Sign in	20 days ago
Ciudad Obregón	Website Down	20 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

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  Nicotine Dreamer (@cold_and_quiet) reported 6 minutes ago

  For any of my followers who need a high paying job but are currently locked out of white-collar work or just trying to break into it after graduating - this is what I would do if were in that position. Id go on fiverr or upwork and start trying to do software dev/data science/AI dev gigs. Do a few portfolio projects and attach them to your profile. Use AI and make reddit posts if you need help doing these - that should allow you to work through any issues. Do the first few for free if you need to. Take a 101 course in the discipline you choose. You dont need to be an expert - you just need to not be obviously retarded. If not having any experience is a filter - lie and pretend you have a couple years and were laid off bc of AI automation - then once you have experience remove the lie - but only lie if you have to because the likelihood of being caught is not very low. Do the jobs well and ask them for a review. Keep this up for a few months then open a linkedIn and post there regularly about your work. Hire a professional to make your profile good and ask them how to maximize engagement. Market yourself as an independent builder and self-starter. Keep it up and youll start being noticed. You may think that LinkedIn is tapped out as a platform and you cant impress recruiters there. Youd be wrong. One of the gigs may offer you a full time role. Take it even if it kinda sucks - once you get a job then you can start looking for better ones (utilize LinkedIn) - and its always easier to find a job if you have one. In interviews do not talk about work youve done for free - recruiters care about the work that makes money - stress the value youve added. Lie a little (everyone does) but not a lot (they can usually tell if you do). The spray and pray approach may work well for this stage in your career. There are services you can pay to apply to 1000s of jobs for you. Use one. Hire an interview coach - they should help you prepare for harder interviews. Take the highest offer you get - be skeptical about promises of equity or upward mobility. Complete these steps and you should be on your way out of the underclass.

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  Oleg G. || Reddit Marketing 🤖🟠 (@oleggca) reported 9 minutes ago

  redditors hate ai slop. we all know this. but heres the actual problem nobody talks about. if you write properly with good grammar and clean structure, people will call you a bot anyway. and reddits own systems might flag you too. being articulate is now suspicious lol so here's how to write on reddit so nobody accuses you of being chatgpt 1. make mistakes. on purpose or not, doesnt matter. ai doesnt typo 2. forget punctuation rules or use them, dont overthink whether that comma goes there 3. be lazy. contractions, acronyms, shorthand. saves time lmao 4. lowercase means youre a real one 5. sound casual, use slang, yall 6. see something dumb? nah dont write a polite well-structured rebuttal with three supporting points. just laugh at it. depends on context obviously but reddit isnt linkedin 7. be specific about your own stuff. real brands, real numbers, actual things that happened to you. "i bought one in 2019 and the handle snapped after 6 months" is something ai cant fake convincingly 8. ramble. go off topic. mention something unrelated and then come back to it. real people dont stay on message 9. reply to ONE thing someone said instead of addressing their whole comment point by point. thats the biggest tell honestly 10. add an "edit:" to your comment. nothing says human like remembering something 10 min later 11. stop hedging everything. "it depends on your situation" is bot language. just say what you think 12. no em dashes. ever. i dont care how much you like them so basically for linkedin we polish every single word. on reddit you do the exact opposite. if you want, take this whole thing and paste it into claude or chatgpt as a prompt, then feed it your polished comment and let it rough up the edges before you post. works better than youd expect. try it and tell me how it goes #reddit

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  RyzeGTAVI (@RyzeGTAVI) reported 10 minutes ago

  @ONakeds79006 So the user who leaked a video in the Discord server hours before the release wasn't a mistake? The user who posted the August 18 announcement on Reddit a month earlier wasn't a mistake either? Everyone's saying they're innocent, but that's not realistically possible.

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  Welfare Capital (Jack) (@Pray4Equity) reported 13 minutes ago

  @TheWiseIC I like to think the market is more efficient than that but sometimes it does the stupidest things… Meta or Snap down, Reddit down. Meta makes a forum, Reddit down. Meta settles lawsuit, Reddit down. I don’t get it. I choose not to believe the market is actually that silly, but it’s hard to tell

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  Basphem 🦅🇵🇸 (@IndiciaObscure) reported 14 minutes ago

  @PollyPAuthor It gets swatted down really fast on text based places like X or Reddit, but videos rely on the charisma of the influencer, and I think it feels more personal to challenge them. So Youtube and TikTok are rife with it

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  crash test dummy (@the_moral_abc) reported 15 minutes ago

  reading reddit and I'm not the only one having issues and everyone is livid, justifiably so. didn't even consider that this is probably caused by AI written script for the firmware update

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  Shiva Khemka (@shivak_01) reported 17 minutes ago

  I’ve seen way too many posts on X about “how to find your ICP.” Most are the same complicated AI-generated frameworks nobody actually follows. So here’s my take in 5 simple steps: 1. Understand what ICP actually means Don’t just learn the term. Your ICP is basically the type of customer who needs your product the most and is most likely to buy it. 2. Look at your competitors See who they are selling to. Some might target smaller companies, while others go after bigger ones. This helps you understand the market and where you could fit. 3. Decide who you’re looking for Look at things like: • What industry are they in? Be specific. “Tech companies” is too broad. Are they a SaaS company, agency, IT services company, marketplace, etc.? • How big is the company? This depends on the level of client you want to target. • Who would use your product? Look at their job roles and figure out who actually uses it and who makes the buying decision. • What problem do they have? The same problem can be described in many ways. Think about how they would describe it, not just how you describe it. • What stage is the company at? Early-stage, growing, established, etc. • Can they afford your product? There’s no point targeting someone who has the problem but has no budget to solve it. • What would make them buy it now? Maybe they’re hiring for that area, just hired someone, growing quickly, raised funding, entered a new market, or even talked about the problem publicly. Now you have your first ICP hypothesis. 4. Find where they hang out Once you know who you’re looking for, figure out where they spend their time. Reddit? X? LinkedIn? Slack? Discord? Events? Newsletters? Niche communities? Go where they already are. 5. Talk to them Now contact them. Ask about the problem. Ask how they solve it today. Ask what they’ve tried. See if what you assumed in step 3 is actually true. If it isn’t: Go back to step 3 and change it. That’s it. Your ICP isn’t something you magically figure out in one afternoon. It’s something you keep getting less wrong. I’m on the same path as you.

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  Edwen (@0xedwen) reported 18 minutes ago

  old way to build a $10m crypto startup: - pick the hot ecosystem - launch testnet - tease airdrop - count farms as users - announce $5m seed round - build for 6 months - launch mainnet new way playbook: - find a real problem - ship on the chain that works - post to x, reddit, tiktok - growth = 'real app revenue' + working product + value to holders - ship a bunch of usable features, double down on winners

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  master of none (@masterofnone46) reported 21 minutes ago

  @SynthPotato I am about to switch to amd All them reddit sub saying disable something from windows and all Maybe check it out But yeah this is true I am very sceptical. I hope it's smooth lol I am paying a lot for this @AMD fix yo shi bruh

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  John Bald (@JohnBaldLangLit) reported 22 minutes ago

  Apologies. @Miss_Snuffy is not the headteacher at Michaela. There is no such post. She is the headmistress. PS. @RoehamptonUni has said that it received no complaints about Dr Arday's teaching. This student, whose piece was reprinted in The Telegraph, said, on Reddit, that she complained to the head of her course, who investigated, agreed with her, and then advised her to drop the matter as Dr Arday was about to leave. Another cover up. Here is what she wrote "I complained to the head of the course we were on about his teaching (I played her a recording of part of one lecture - this was something I was allowed to do due to my own dyslexia) and how I felt he was failing the students and she agreed to sit in on one of his lectures, after which she met with me and agreed that his teaching was as I described it however she asked me not to take it further as he would be leaving shortly and she would apparently be taking over the module for the Spring term and she didn't want to cause trouble when he was leaving anyway. She did not explain why he was leaving but I understood it was to take up a post at Warwick."

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  💖✨PrincessNora✨💖 (@Lov3lyNora) reported 26 minutes ago

  Yall let’s hope the new Reddit account I made doesn’t get taken down again 😭

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  The Hung Film Critic (@gordonlongfoot) reported 27 minutes ago

  @Mobius_Drip Reddit is down the hall, buddy

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  Killuazin (@Killuazin99) reported 28 minutes ago

  @rkiefn Possible problems and solutions 1. Incorrect drivers. Yes, the latest version of the Nvidia Driver may not be ideal for your game, so I recommend looking for an older version. On Reddit forums, you can find which version works best for your game. If you want to perform...

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  Comsox (@Comsox1) reported 32 minutes ago

  @DesiresAreGrey reddit is decently progressive, but it has a massive "progressive misogyny" problem.

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  Yashvi Goswami (@yashvi15twt) reported 33 minutes ago

  @Reddit U shadowbanned me again???? Like what is ur problem with me?? Haan? Im just a student trying to sell my past years books.. is that too much 4 u to digest.. man can't i be chill & selling my books for even once? Haan ????? Yk I hate u

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  Dianne Becerra (@alexisb7) reported 36 minutes ago

  And on REDDIT type in @sophaller Sophie Cunningham, error msg. However you can you any pinheaded LEFT “stuff.”

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  🌸🇦🇺Overlord Richard 🇦🇺🌸 (@RichardTheLegit) reported 37 minutes ago

  @reddit_lies As they say, 'what an odd thing to say', that ******* children is inherently related to trans people. Quite surprised the up and down votes actually adhere to reality more than most of reddit.

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  Levijeans77 (@levijeans77) reported 39 minutes ago

  @romanhelmetguy @ycombinator This might be the one issue to unite X users with the Reddit left

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  Shaun Eng (@shauneng) reported 39 minutes ago

  @ecomstudent_ Well I wouldn't launch CPG without R&D or custom formula now Butttt I'm looking at it from the POV of what problems I can solve Finding big desires that already exist. For example getting girls is always going to be around, being more masculine Hence all these shilajit, testosterone booster supps stores keep spawning despite selling same **** Say you tap into one big desire. Look into the niche, right? Let's say you look around niches on Reddit, for example. What problems constantly pop up? Then you actually look into that. The next step is how I'm actually gonna find a problem I'm actually passionate to solve, or a niche that I'm actually interested in, 'cause I already have something I'm interested in, not something that's totally unrelated. Then from there, there should be a bunch of problems, a bunch of issues already. From there, we narrow it down. In this problem, what are the current solutions? What people are using to solve it right now? What's the gap? You wanna look for underserved avatars or unique mechanisms. Underserved avatars can be, let's say, you stumble upon a Reddit about Black people having this specific problem that only they face, and the generic products out in the market don't solve for them. There could be a supplement for them there, or it can be the other way around, where everyone's having this one problem, but people haven't used this one product mechanism to solve it yet, where you come in there as well. Beyond that, it's much harder in CPG if you don't do any R&D and custom formulation. The easiest way to go in saturated markets is if you actually have better R&D and custom formulation. You can just come in and present a better mechanism to a broader audience and still win. That's the easiest way to go about it. The most important thing you need to think about when standing up from competitors is that you cannot just be better. You must be different.

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  Aditi Kumar (@aditikbuilds) reported 41 minutes ago

  The complete guide to Reddit marketing: - Rule #1: Don't market. Be helpful. That's the whole strategy. - Lurk for 2 weeks before posting. Learn the culture. - Sort by "new" not "hot." Answer questions before threads blow up. - Your comment history is your resume. Make it helpful. - Never drop links unprompted. Let people find you through your profile. - Put what you do in your bio. One line. Keep it human. - Answer with stories, not advice. "Here's what worked for me" beats "you should do X." - Build 500+ karma before any soft promotion. - When you mention your product, always disclose it's yours. - Expect nothing for 2 months. Month 3 is when DMs start. It's slow. That's why it works. Most people quit early.

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  90aps90 (@90aps90) reported 45 minutes ago

  @Qingyi_Chud the problem isnt unrestricted internet, I had one too, the problem is discord and reddit

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  Peeves (@PoliticalPeeves) reported 46 minutes ago

  @reddit_lies This is the sick, sad truth. Reddit will probably mod this down so that other 10 year olds don't read it. What's the best way to inoculate your kids to this insanity?

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  Twitchell (@twitcheII) reported 50 minutes ago

  Reddit is down the hall and to the left

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  Dave Blood is Dead (@ElminsterD) reported 52 minutes ago

  The problems with orthodox Marxism are not new. They have just been forgotten by a generation that absorbed Marxism from Reddit.

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  Jake (@jakerobrob) reported 54 minutes ago

  @ItBegins2012 @notoriousbknets @Reddit Fans are allowed to speak as they will about the team but if they speak about the team, its players, its assets negatively in a glass half empty light, they should expect pushback and shouldn’t act surprised. U think they’re toxic cause u think there’s a terrible state of things.

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  conrat4567🍎 (@conrat4567) reported 57 minutes ago

  @SynthPotato @Itsmoritzv Just have a look at the AMDhelp reddit page. Its never AMDs fault, always user Error.

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  Pete Segheth (@OGpimpfish) reported 58 minutes ago

  @_Kodos_ @catboosted @ceoking63 Read the India reddit pages of people full on melting down about losing their PERM battle or other visa breakdowns. It is shocking how ungrateful they are when here while literally suggesting they would unalive the self if they had to go back. So is it great there or no?

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  Aserback (@Aserback) reported 58 minutes ago

  @SynthPotato This is true. Radeon people on reddit denying that there are absurd issues are just outright idiots that cant even see that nothing is working right. But then, they deserve what they get, no?

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  Mikemaximum (@Mikemaximum) reported 1 hour ago

  @foilmanhacks remember when reddit went on that witch hunt for the boston bomber and pinned it down to some dude that actually ended his life weeks prior

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  Randy Oreens (@ItBegins2012) reported 1 hour ago

  @jakerobrob @notoriousbknets @Reddit I agree with you but I find it’s more of those kinds of fans being toxic to the people giving their opinions on the terrible state and direction of team.