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 (22%)
• Errors (22%)

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	1 hour ago
Ciudad Obregón	Website Down	7 hours ago
Hyderabad	Website Down	2 days ago
Melbourne	Website Down	9 days ago
Stuttgart	Errors	9 days ago
Bengaluru	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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  ezekiel (@aaezekiel_co) reported 59 seconds ago

  Soft-launched mondayideas Every Monday it surfaces new business ideas mined from real problems people post on Reddit. Behind it is an agentic pipeline that pulls posts, finds real pain, clusters it, drafts ideas, then kills the weak ones before they ever reach the page. Testing card designs and taking feedback now. Take a look.

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  Sahil Sangani 🇮🇳/acc (@sanganisahil) reported 2 minutes ago

  we should call out reddit founders here and make sure no one owns indian memes but indians. @grok can you tag reddit founders to fix this issue. no one can stop Indians from sharing the truth. Next after Meta, we go for reddit to teach them a lesson on letting pakistanis capture Indian subreddits @MIB_India @AshwiniVaishnaw

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  Kevin Butterhof (@KevinButterhof) reported 4 minutes ago

  @LChurch814 @UCantHandle23 @hasanthehun Brother, spare me your ******* retarded Reddit debate bro logic. Everyone is saying Hasan said, and meant, that America deserved 9/11. YOU changed the goalposts to “show me where Hasan *celebrated* 9/11”, because you want to try and thread the needle between “America deserved 9/11” and “**** yeah! America deserved 9/11”. Hasan said and meant America deserved 9/11. He said it multiple times. Specifically clarifying what he meant. And then he hung up a framed newspaper of the Twin Towers coming down next to his other paraphernalia, even further displaying how he feels about 9/11. And then you and your ******* retarded Reddit brain come in like “I want an exact mathematical proof from axioms that Hasan *celebrated* 9/11” when everyone is specifically using the exact phrasing he used on multiple instances. Please now sit ******** down.

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  Travis (@Step_Fcn_Gains) reported 4 minutes ago

  @FlippieFinance AI in general, not just Google can skim information without interacting with ads whatsoever. Kind of a huge issue. I personally used to search Reddit, now I ask AI to search Reddit.

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  Jake Rivera (@FidelCacheFlow) reported 7 minutes ago

  Stop spraying and praying 1,000s of job apps. It’s a complete waste of energy. If you’re looking for a top-tier sales role, build a job hunt like an account list: 1. Pinpoint 4 Fast-Growing Verticals Target sectors flush with capital and solving real enterprise problems (e.g., AI/ML, Cybersecurity, Cloud, Data Privacy). Upward mobility and attainment lives here. 2. Pick & Validate 100–150 Companies Pull 25–50 reps per vertical, then run background checks: RepVue: Ensure >60% of reps hit quota G2: Verify strong product-market fit Reddit/Glassdoor: Sniff out toxic cultures early 3. Map Stakeholders A company name means nothing without contacts. Recruiters & Managers VPs of Sales & Hiring Managers Current reps in the exact role you want Quality > Quantity Build a pristine list first so every follow-up actually moves the needle.

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  Adam (@WalrusQuant) reported 10 minutes ago

  i got a dm on reddit today asking me to review a project. they guy was new to modeling sports and was using claude code and was running into issues. i put together a build path for a WNBA player prop projection model, designed to be built with a coding agent by someone who has never shipped a project. the project is on my github, clone or download the zip files.

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  Kaiser "Seth" the Hedgehog 🇲🇾🇳🇱 (@HarisCountrys) reported 14 minutes ago

  @HanDoesHisBest I hope the AI makes Reddit so unusable such that people will stop using the app and if it gets so bad the app shuts down.

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  Giorgio Baglioni (@gbaglioni93) reported 16 minutes ago

  This is a growing problem. And it's not isolated X. Reddit, Tinder, TikTok, and basically any online platform you use.

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  CommonComma🏎 (@CommaCommon) reported 19 minutes ago

  @euphoriaCS2 @renyan And remember when one dev on reddit said that they banned 900k bots. Even though every DM server is still filled with bots, even gun game is filled with bots and none of the ban tracking sites show such ban wave. But as you said the devs love the game and are filled with passion

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  Yorubabe❤️‍🔥 (@_ore_x) reported 23 minutes ago

  people on reddit are doubling down on choosing animals over humans btw

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  The old M can’t come to the phone right now (@OldMerIsDead) reported 23 minutes ago

  Hey Paul Seidenzahl (@Purps_Diary), You didn’t get the memo? You’re done here. Stolen NASM trainer cert. Stolen nutrition coach cert. Forged Seed Scientific peptide certificate. Reddit photos you lifted and sold as your own “client transformations.” Deleted business pages. Your only real credential is a suspended CPR card. Congrats on that. Your little “I’ll do a whole show on you” threats are dead. Nobody is scared of a fraud who got caught cosplaying as a trainer. “You don’t want this smoke” LMAOOOOOO. 😭😭😭 Please. Do the show. I’ve been waiting. It’ll be the first one since you got exposed as a complete clown. How will you explain this? I’ll resurrect my YouTube just to live-stream your meltdown and walk through every single layer of your fraud in real time. We’re not dropping this. Ever. And you’re calling other people’s lives pathetic? Bro…You’re 48 years old living in your mother’s 62+ senior living complex. Possibly violating the age rules while talking **** online like you’re some hard-hitting truth teller. Sit ******** down, Purple Steroid. You’re not scary. You’re just an exposed bloated grape.

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  Rashi Umapathi (@rashiumapathi) reported 27 minutes ago

  @singhabhinav Reddit is one of the few places where people describe the problem before someone sells the solution.

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  Nocturnal (@Nocturnal) reported 31 minutes ago

  I carry a small knippex tool holder on my belt and when I use the restroom, pulling up my pants to the two holder would slip off and one time fell in the toilet. I found something on Reddit where somebody use a carabiner to latch onto the two belt and onto a belt loop, and that seems to have fixed the issue.

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  Anyway (@DigiMerchantMax) reported 32 minutes ago

  @Justiceforbilal I saw a post on reddit about our Brother and people had said untrue claims. I defended him with each point they made, Alhumdulilla. But soon, the post was put down and i was cautioned. Bro. Bilal did so much for Syrians, sad to see they wont do the same for him

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  Sahil Sangani 🇮🇳/acc (@sanganisahil) reported 33 minutes ago

  Let’s run ads on reddit to show it to people We can pay to fix this @Reddit massacre Who can vibecode indian reddit. Literally willing to try it myself

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  Giorgio A Tardio (@GiorgioTardio2) reported 37 minutes ago

  @RevengeTiddles @MJJTruthSeeker @RuckerJael I will find more information if these people who have x accounts on the sub aswell or somehow one of us let u know and can confirm what account But the issue is not whether a specific Reddit account mailed rats or created manipulated images. It's also about voices amplify or encourage hostility as your a representative of LN hbo as a moderator and known in the community endorsing tweets mocking Jael while later asking "where's the evidence of harassment?" sends mixed messages. Its documented in her article and sure more in future If harassment is unacceptable, then it should be condemned consistently—even when it comes from people you interact with right ? Clearly you didnt have a issue what vivid was doing or likely didnt message him. Your response without reading the artcle seemed out of order and seemed gaslighting to me And its clear you were apart of the smear campaign calling her a liar like she was spreading misinformation on purpose , calling her a traitor joking ot not it was immature insuiating aswell calling her a shill on reddit and beyond. Or not a fan . these examples had nothing to do with arguments she makes about allegations. its discrediting her character like others faced. Its childish and unfair i hope thats clear to you If you dont like it being showcased as a article it shouldnt happen in the first place.

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  Repzion (@DarthhPotato) reported 37 minutes ago

  Delusional IRL streamers main character syndrome: IRL streamer walks into a restaurant or bar like it’s their personal stage. Some couple is trying to eat their overpriced pasta or dance in peace. Somebody politely says to an IRL streamer, “hey, please don’t livestream me” and the IRL streamer brain short-circuits into full cope delusional mode. It’s a private establishment. The owner pays rent so people can buy drinks and not become unpaid extras in your -0 wanna be movie. "Clip it" means doing anything possible to be an insufferable person when you harass other people for asking for basic human decency. The second someone asks not to be on camera in a private place you eat, and you keep the lens pointed at them like you’re filming a nature documentary. You stop being an entertainer and start being that "guy" The one everyone side-eyes while muttering “I hope they get hit by a truck.” The vibe is “please leave so we can finish our nachos without ending up in a reddit compilation titled IRL Streamer Gets Banned from Another Bar.” Basic human decency isn’t a nerf to your content. It’s the bare minimum required so the rest of us don’t have to treat every dinner like we’re extras in your failed life. Put the camera down, order a drink like a normal person, and let people exist without having a camera in every aspect of your life. It's so depressing to see how many people fall into this. At this point, I want a T3000 to wipe IRL streamers out who harass and harm innocent people.

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  CosmosY (@CosmosY5) reported 38 minutes ago

  @reddit_lies “People shouldn’t be in prison because they did terrible things due to impulse or social pressure” is one of more regarded things I’ve seen on Reddit in the last few days, and that’s saying something…

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  Trxppy (@datruthhurts202) reported 42 minutes ago

  @michellmybell1 @PLeigh_Presents @TheXMatriarch How long is patient ? The dead bedrooms reddit is filled with men and women who wasted years trying to fix their partner. Most of the time once its gone its gone unless the one who lost drive sees it as a big issue and is leading the charge to fix it. Better to cut your losses

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  Politically Homeless (@homelesspolster) reported 43 minutes ago

  @Fabiomelis79 Opendoor 1.0 was a failure. The previous leadership drove it down to .50. The *only* reason Opendoor is alive today, is because a few investors on Reddit and X decided to take a liking to it and promote the hell out of it. Kaz's hiring/Carrie's firing was what caused it to spike to $10 in the first place. What you've seen with the price is a correction. This is a rebuild. They've never been shy about saying that. This is Opendoor 2.0. Same name, completely different model and culture. In addition to that, rates have been bad and the housing market has been historically bad. Despite all of that, they are making clear progress - all while building it out. Ask any successful CEO and they will tell you the same thing - the stock price is not the company. Stock price is easily manipulated in the short term. In the long term, it will eventually reflect the true value of the company. $OPEN

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  MayaDaRosa • YYZ (@mayadarosaxo) reported 45 minutes ago

  @AlbaMarnix @WeAreTryst Have you tried reaching out to Tryst support (u/Tryst_Support) on Reddit? I messaged them when my account verification took long and they responded and resolved the issue within a day

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  Nav Toor (@heynavtoor) reported 47 minutes ago

  Wall Street pays $31,980 a year for one keyboard. One Portuguese engineer built the same thing and gave it away for free. His name is Didier Lopes. His COVID Christmas flight to visit his parents got canceled in December 2020. He spent the next two months of nights and weekends building a financial terminal from scratch while holding a full-time job. He posted it on Reddit on February 24, 2021 and called it Gamestonk Terminal. 4,000 GitHub stars in 24 hours. Today it is called OpenBB. 71K stars. AGPL-3.0. Free for every individual on Earth. Then Bloomberg did the unthinkable. They raised the price. Again. A single Bloomberg Terminal seat now costs $31,980 a year. That is $2,665 every month. For one keyboard. LSEG Workspace (formerly Refinitiv Eikon) is around $22,000 a year. FactSet lands between $12,000 and $24,000 a year. Bloomberg pushed a 6.5% hike on every renewal that started January 2025, and nobody on Wall Street complains because their firm pays. The Terminal is Bloomberg LP's flagship revenue engine. One product. One rented keyboard. Coincidence. Here's the wildest part: Didier did not slow down. OpenBB is still actively pushed. Still free. Still AGPL-3.0. Still runs on your own laptop. Same equity data. Same options chains. Same fundamentals. Same news feeds. Same SEC filings. Same macro data. Zero dollars. One Portuguese engineer vs. the Bloomberg empire. But DO NOT install it. We should all keep renting the keyboard. 100% Open Source. (Link in the comments)

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  Manish Simon (@manishpaulsimon) reported 47 minutes ago

  "can you check reddit if anyone has faced this same issue?" This prompt has helped me a lot!

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  John (@hello_code_) reported 50 minutes ago

  @thapaganes888 @X Building Subreddit Signals, helps SaaS founders catch the exact moment someone on Reddit is describing the problem their product solves. Real demand, real timing.

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  Eslo (@eslo_dev) reported 51 minutes ago

  @DHASMing @mattyglesias You need to write it with a much narrower, data-synthesizing goal, then continue iterating, not limit its possible outputs via implicit wording restrictions, tell it explicitly how to structure the process to encourage original analysis rather regurgitate result, etc. The problem here is he framed it like a reddit question. He didn’t guide the tool. He just gave it word salad and so it will just reproduce word salad. Prompts should typically be quite detailed, or you should b prepared to iterate across results with targeted language that doesn’t unintentionally bias results.

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  Kemal Antalyevi (@Kml_Binance) reported 52 minutes ago

  @w33haaDota @Reddit @redditdota2 You are a terrible person with cheating history. Your cheating on an EEL game is the only proof or fact-check that people needs to believe what’s written there is true.

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  John (@hello_code_) reported 52 minutes ago

  @Kyle_Structure shipping. building Subreddit Signals, helps SaaS founders catch the exact moment a stranger on Reddit describes the problem their product solves.

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  mariana (@grndekyls) reported 55 minutes ago

  @Reddit take down r/ArianaGrandeSnark

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  Abhishek Rajput (@AbhishekRa59512) reported 59 minutes ago

  After reading this post You'll know exactly how to market your product on Reddit from start to finish Most founders fail on Reddit for one simple reason They treat it like a marketing platform It isn't Reddit is a community first Marketing comes later Here's the playbook → Step 1 Forget selling Start helping People come to Reddit for honest advice not advertisements If your first interaction is promoting your product you've already lost → Step 2 Find the right subreddits Don't post everywhere Join communities where your ideal customers already spend time Read the rules before posting Every subreddit has its own culture → Step 3 Build trust before promotion Answer questions Share your experience Post useful insights Ask thoughtful questions The goal is to become a valuable member of the community Not another founder trying to sell something → Step 4 Build karma first Your posting history matters Accounts that only promote products get ignored or removed People trust people who consistently help others → Step 5 Follow the 9 to 1 rule For every promotional post Create at least 9 valuable contributions That ratio alone will make you different from most founders → Step 6 Never force your product into a conversation Only mention it when it genuinely solves someone's problem The best promotion feels like helpful advice Not a sales pitch → Step 7 Don't send random DMs Reddit users don't like unsolicited messages Let people discover your profile naturally If they're interested they will reach out → Step 8 Use Reddit as customer research Read complaints Read feature requests Read negative reviews Understand what frustrates your audience Some of the best startup ideas come from Reddit conversations → Step 9 Optimize your profile Most people won't click your links They'll visit your profile Make it clear What you build Who it's for Where they can learn more → Step 10 Stay consistent Reddit rewards people who contribute over time Not people who show up only when they need customers The biggest lesson People don't buy because you posted a link They buy because they trust the person behind it On Reddit Trust becomes profile visits Profile visits become conversations Conversations become customers That's why Reddit is still one of the best places to get your first users in 2026

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  Sam Davidowicz (@HEMI6point1) reported 59 minutes ago

  I will confess: I have a supergrok account. No, not for *that* type of usage. I like their photo editor because it is far better than some other ones I have tried. But today, I decided to try something just to see what I posted about recently would actually happen. I upload one of my pictures from the "adult" convention and I asked it to erase the contents of the table that was next to the model I took a picture with. That's it. But because her outfit was slightly see-through, yep, you guess it.... "Content moderated." All over reddit and other places, other Grok users are having the same issue. These aren't pervs trying to create deepfake porn, these are users trying to create legit artwork, anime, and other stuff and it just gets blocked when it always worked before. One just to test uploaded a picture of a young woman, fully clothed and prompted Grok to show her sitting at a table sipping coffee.... and it blocked the output. Many have said they will cancel over this. If Grok is doing this, then all AI companies are going to follow suit and make their tools pretty much useless as well. So thanks Minnesota, your overreaching piece of crap law has just crippled the AI industry for 99% of regular users just because you want to morally grandstand over the 1% of nefarious ones.