Reddit status: access issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours

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Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Reddit users through our website.

• Website Down (54%)
• 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	2 days ago
Stuttgart	Errors	3 days ago
Bengaluru	Sign in	5 days ago
Paris	Errors	6 days ago
Gustavo Adolfo Madero	Website Down	8 days ago
Nagpur	Errors	10 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

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  oddity 🇨🇦 (@Pr0_0ddity) reported 5 minutes ago

  @Bolmercl @hankgreen from what i recall from his post on reddit, he used it to gather his information. it’s still not right. not when humans have been doing research for years without a machine doing it for us. hence why i said, real fans wouldn’t care if production slowed down for that research

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  gp 🌎 (@2147gp) reported 6 minutes ago

  well i'm going to explain why i'm still bullish on $RDDT besides already being a community member. the market is arguing about whether AI replaces search. wrong question. the one that matters is whether reddit converts drive by traffic into users who stay. the print, which almost nobody read past the headline: • 805m revenue, +61%. eighth straight quarter above 60% • ad revenue 762m, +64% • ebitda margin 43% • gross margin 91.3%, up 50bps while absorbing higher AI inference costs • ttm operating cash flow through 1b for the first time • guided q3 above consensus on revenue and ebitda thats not a company in trouble. thats a company being repriced. now the part the market got wrong. us DAU slipped and everyone panicked. but look at the mix. logged out +27%, logged in +7%. what is leaving is drive by search traffic, and new app user retention is up 50% yoy. a direct app user is worth multiples of a google referral. trade ten low value visitors for one high value one and DAU goes down while revenue goes up. thats exactly what happened. ad revenue +64% on a flat us user base. the DAU line is measuring the wrong thing. second thing nobody prices: us arpu $11.85, international arpu $2.26. a 5.2x gap, and intl revenue grew 84% vs 56% in the us. reddit is growing fastest exactly where its monetization is weakest. on AI licensing i'll be honest where most bulls arent. 43m a quarter, 5% of revenue, growing 24% while ads grow 64%. currently the slowest line in the business. google pays ~60m a year, about 7 days of ad revenue. not the thesis today. but that deal expires h1 2027 and reddit renegotiates from leverage, with wells fargo modeling combined licensing near 550m post renewal vs ~130m now. a free option nobody is paying for. and a legal piece nobody has priced. reddit sued anthropic over scraping with no copyright claim in it. breach of contract, trespass to chattels, unfair competition, all state law. anthropic tried to move it to federal court calling it a copyright case. in march a judge sent it back to state court, holding the copyright act does not preempt those claims. that ruling matters more than the case. a platform does not need to own a copyright to sue over scraped data. the terms of service stand on their own. which is the actual moat. not the archive, the agreement wrapped around it. and on what improper acquisition costs, bartz v anthropic settled at 1.5b. be precise about why: the judge found training on books was fair use. the liability was in acquiring them from pirate libraries. thats the theory reddit is running, and its running it at perplexity too. no damages number exists yet so im not modeling a dollar of it. the bear case is real and i wont pretend otherwise. us logged in DAU grew 1%. one percent. if q3 prints a third flat quarter then ai search eating the funnel stops being a narrative and becomes a fact, and the multiple compresses no matter how good arpu gets. thats my line. i'll know by q3. meanwhile management put 235m into buying 1.5m shares at $157.57. it trades at 145 today. im not betting AI wont change search. it will. im betting reddit keeps enough of what search sends it that search cant take it back.

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  Chris Reilly (@C_Reilly5) reported 6 minutes ago

  REALLY bad day stocks that start with "R" with 6 letters in their name - Roblox $RBLX, down 28% - Reddit $RDDT, down 20% - Rivian $RIVN, down 8%

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  Portobello (@IshakuRaigami) reported 10 minutes ago

  @Elsuya_Milo @sadowinski @KhayyaamButt In my original comment, I mentioned the online aspect. And obviously I've played around with a lot of settings, even nvidia driver settings. I see a lot of people online with this issue, but no one with a solution to it on reddit or anything. Even on better rigs

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  Powder 💀🖤 (@Powder_VT) reported 11 minutes ago

  Pokemon GO Players will look you straight in the eye and swear this is "fair" The System to add Stops via Wayfarer is so unfair and broken on top of it, cause it either bans your Pokemon Go Account or has this "rule" that only 1 Stop per "cell" can exist. (Which doesnt apply for bigger cities where stops overlap and theres like 20 of them in 1 cell btw) Images taken from reddit

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  Anna writes (@anna_writes0) reported 15 minutes ago

  Step 4: Read what people are already saying This is one of my favorite steps. Go to: Amazon reviews Reddit Facebook groups Quora YouTube comments Read. Don't search for compliments. Search for problems. Pay attention to the words people use. If ten people complain about the same thing... That's valuable information. I read Amazon reviews because I want buyers to tell me what they need instead of me guessing.

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  Buggy Robot (@buggy_robot) reported 15 minutes ago

  @realroseceline I didn't say anything in that sense. It has potential that people go directly. What can be found on $RDDT is really valuable. It's a social media that has core user base, views from search, human generated content and their data are perfect for training LLM (plus ranked already) and I think for many people Reddit LLM overview is sufficient. I am not sure if you listened to the earnings call but there were good questions concerning these issue. Being so depended on $Googl is apparent but they know it and I think they are trying to navigate to convert as many users from Google to in apps which are much more valuable for them. But when do you pull the plug on being inside Google search and overview with Google paying you for data and risk going your own way like $meta. I believe it has a lot going for it and a lot of TAM.

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  Nathalie Ventilation (@VentiloAngel) reported 16 minutes ago

  Update. Swervair Founder’s 2 Reddit Accounts (AJRies20 and Plenty-Kangaroo1790) Suspended in July 2026 Sometimes account suspensions are unjustified. In this case, I think it should have happened much earlier. He was using Reddit almost exclusively as a marketing platform. He regularly suggested his product (SWERV) in threads where people described acute, urgent problems (symptoms, immediate reactions when entering a home, etc.), even though an ERV is clearly not a short-term solution. The pattern was always the same: an OP asks a specific question : a SWERV recommendation appears, even when it doesn’t actually answer the question. As far as I know, he had already been banned from at least one subreddit (confirmed privately), and few of his publications were removed by moderators. This kind of misstep can happen at the beginning when someone doesn’t yet understand how Reddit works. But after more than a year, he was still doing exactly the same thing. Reddit is supposed to be a place for community discussion, not a disguised marketing platform.

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  LXURI (@shop_lxuri) reported 17 minutes ago

  @rexingusa Other issues: Cheap feel, poor mounts (falling in heat), weak Wi-Fi/app, bad instructions, and suspicions of manipulated positive Amazon reviews (with negative ones allegedly removed).reddit.comTrustpilot shows a mixed overall picture (around 4.1 in some regions)

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  Ricky (@xveroany) reported 18 minutes ago

  @ShuVGC @Mr_JTT Stop being an ***. There are dozens of posts on reddit with the same issue. This is a known problem.

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  👁 ⃝💎hotd spoilers (@aemondella) reported 20 minutes ago

  @aemondfyre so, why is it the shippers that are always talking down on alysmond on both x and reddit? i know their usernames if anyone doubts this.

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  Sam and Sam (@TheSamsPodcast) reported 21 minutes ago

  @Jarretts2k @benjaminjudahh Bitcoin was around $200 when I was first told about it in 2013. I had my finger on the trigger to send £1000 sterling through PayPal to some guy. That would have got me around 7 BTC because of exchange rates. That was my trial run...i would have put in a lot more because I had just sold my apple stock that I had held for the entire time Steve Jobs was CEO. I dont know, if I had followed through I might have eventually had 150 or 200 Bitcoin. But I paused before sending the trial amount. The guy I was sending the money to had a frogs head for a profile picture and a name like BTC2MOON or something like that. So I backed out. By January 2018 I was in NYC and heard about it again in a restaurant and came home and googled it and arrived on the block size thread on reddit. I remember thinking yeah thats why I didnt buy it in 2013. So I shut down my browser and went yo bed. My son being born in 2023 was the push I needed. I was 50 and had a new kid and **** myself about his financial future

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  kdior💜 (@kdiorky) reported 23 minutes ago

  @ZeusNetworkTea I went down the Reddit rabbit hole on crack rock. She’s killed a man back in 2019 he was a latino man. She only got went to a mental hospital no jail time.

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  Yaroslav Mar (@yaroslav_mar) reported 30 minutes ago

  For comparison, this is how a government run by adults reacts — even when it also has plenty of issues with Spain. Netanyahu’s government runs Israel as if it were a Reddit sub.

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  Jvé 💍🛥️🐩💳🛍️🪞🚬🍸🦢 (@Venustheboyy) reported 31 minutes ago

  @reddit I cant dm anyone using my account. I appealed a possible ban after my account was hacked, but mo confirmation that was the issue. Please help! 🙏

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  xyzBrandon (@BrandonNeverWas) reported 34 minutes ago

  Does anyone have that Reddit comment that got down voted into oblivion?

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  ⭒ Liv ⭒ (@oliwiatiktik) reported 35 minutes ago

  Just searched up my problem with onedrive on reddit and even programmers don't really know what to do omfg I'm so ****** I'm crying

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  RA-Expression (@iLoveiDevices) reported 38 minutes ago

  $RDDT 10% down post earning. It’s an opportunity. Good numbers, bad narrative . Reddit beat on everything that matters: revenue up 61% YoY ($805M vs. $730M expected), EPS blew past estimates by 30% ($1.25 vs. $0.95), EBITDA up over 100% YoY, and Q3 guidance came in above consensus. That's not a company slowing down growth is accelerating. The stock still dropped 10% after hours because the CEO used the word "choppy" describing search referral traffic, which reignited the market's pre-existing fear about Reddit's dependence on Google for user acquisition (the same fear that already knocked the stock down 9-10% on July 22 over stalled AI-licensing talks). Reddit walked into this print already down 25-27% YTD almost entirely on that one narrative.

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  Rellvolver Ocelot (@R3llvolv3rOc3lt) reported 41 minutes ago

  Reddit is doing mental gymnastics over Feige and Marvel's Black problem. From the comics to the slop on screen, it's the elephant in the room.

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  Keith Foster🥃 (@KeithFoster) reported 43 minutes ago

  @na_me_eso_atta But that’s exactly the issue. The intent may have been to “protect children,” but the law didn’t provide a workable way to accomplish that. The state couldn’t simply ban online pornography outright because that would run into First Amendment protections. Instead, it effectively told websites, “Keep minors out or face massive fines,” without providing a realistic, constitutional way to do so. On top of that, the law doesn’t actually prevent minors from accessing online p**n. Any teenager who knows how to use X, Reddit, or a VPN can easily bypass it. I understand your point that implementation problems alone don’t necessarily invalidate a law. But when a law is largely unenforceable and has no practical way to achieve its stated goal, that’s not just an implementation problem it suggests the law itself is fundamentally flawed.

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  john (@jhal9000) reported 44 minutes ago

  @probablykaffe just how many gigabytes of terrible chan meme maps and reddit ****** map posts went into those models anyway

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  leka⁷ ♡ (@ughhmaze) reported 46 minutes ago

  @Paranjaysahoo terrible reviews on reddit

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  Virag (@viragkovarii) reported 49 minutes ago

  creative strategists who don’t use reddit are missing out. here’s why: where do your customers complain? where do they compare your product to competitors? where do they explain why they didn’t buy? where do they describe their problem in words your brand would never think of using? where do they share what finally convinced them to buy? reddit. before i build a single angle, i search: “best [product] reddit” then i go even deeper: “[product] vs [competitor] reddit” “[problem] reddit” “[product] didn’t work reddit” here’s what i’m looking for: -recurring objections -emotional language -failed solutions they’ve already tried -competitor weaknesses -buying triggers -unexpected use cases -words and phrases that keep showing up over and over then i stop writing copy. i start translating customer research into ads. the best-performing ads rarely come from brainstorming. they come from understanding your customer better than everyone else.

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  Rashi Umapathi (@rashiumapathi) reported 50 minutes ago

  reddit is betting on real conversations now. not only because they're nice, are ai systems are learning from them. and when chatgpt pulls information, it's pulling from the places where humans describe their real problems. not polished blog posts or marketing copy. actual conversations. so rn. reddit comments are becoming assets. like, legitimately. you post a comment answering someone's question about your product. some days later, someone's asking an ai assistant the same question. and your comment is what the ai cites. most founders don't see this yet. they're still thinking reddit is just "another channel to post on." but it's not. it's a knowledge base. for ai. it's a permanent record of lived experience that influences what ai recommends to people. and nobody's optimizing for it. they're just... posting. hoping. meanwhile the founder who understands this? the one treating every reddit comment like it matters to both humans and machines? they're building an asset that compounds for years. every high-quality answer is doing double duty. helping one person today. helping 1000s of people through AI tomorrow. rn the moat it's not about virality. it's about being the source. if you want to understand this better and want to see how to actually do this. book a call. let's talk about how to build reddit as your permanent ai visibility channel.

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  yoyo (@yappytappi) reported 50 minutes ago

  i gen believe any problem i have will be solved after a couple scrolls on reddit for users w the same issue, that app saves me sometimes

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  Philip K (@lilphilly6) reported 53 minutes ago

  In absolutely terrible faith, not caring for my safety or the safety of others, and trying to cover up major mistakes for the cheapest amount possible, not honoring the contract I signed on my end, the list goes on and I guess it’s time to post every video on Reddit and other

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  @melissa (@melissa) reported 54 minutes ago

  there is a thing that is wrong and no one did it but there's still a thing that is wrong and we'll get it right next time the error exists and it was no one's i wonder if i'm the only one who thinks it's all somehow downstream of former gifted kid syndrome. people have, for worse and for better, some attachment to the identity of being smart. but like everything else, it basically boils down to the midwit meme. right curve will tell you they're retards, even when they're not, and take stake in taking risks to be wrong and changing their mind. left curve will be like, no, i'm right actually, and then just as quickly be like, ok yeah, fine, i've updated my priors thank you. neither ends of the curve say sorry. they don't even really like it when someone else says sorry. but they do generally say thank you. they appreciate most what's accurate normals, on the other hand, cannot be wrong. that's why reddit exists. it's an entire universe dedicated to people not being wrong at each other. you might say this was a face saving thing if robots had faces. for the people who do not anthropomorphize the robots, it is not useful. i just want to understand what settings produced the wrong outcome. i don't want an excuse from my toaster for burning my bread

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  Stephon (@Sttephy) reported 55 minutes ago

  @gerothebolter @BuzzingPop I hate, HATE reddit. I think that ******** needs to be SHUT DOWN

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  Buyside Digest (@buysidedigest) reported 57 minutes ago

  $RDDT. Reddit. Edgewood Management Q2 2026 bull thesis on the AI search infrastructure play. "Reddit is the #1 cited source across AI search engines." — Edgewood Q2. 91% gross margin. 40% EBITDA. Management target: 50% North Star EBITDA. Data licensing renewal 1H27 = pricing power. - Position: Reddit (RDDT) — Edgewood Q2 2026 pitch - Gross margin: 91% - Current EBITDA margin: 40% - Management EBITDA target: 50% (North Star) - Positioning: "#1 cited source across AI search engines" - LLM data licensing deals: expected renewal 1H'27 under more favorable terms - Additional upside: new LLM deals + potential legal settlements - ARPU vs peers: below META, slightly above SNAP and PINS = undermonetized - Near-term ARPU lifts: higher ad load + search monetization - Durable ARPU lifts: moving down-funnel into performance advertising - International DAUq growth: compounding ~20%+ off low base - ML content translation: 35 languages - Blended user growth outlook: double-digit through 2030 The social media allocators frame as post-IPO consumer discretionary is the social media Edgewood reframes as AI-search infrastructure at 91% GM with 20%+ international DAUq compound.

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  Abhijeet Singh (@abhijeets14) reported 1 hour ago

  Someone on Reddit just posted that Meta ads right now are unlike anything they have seen in 10 years. The thread blew up. Founders across the US and India sharing the same thing. CPMs up. CAC up. ROAS down. And no clear explanation for why this cycle feels different from the last few. I want to understand how deep this goes across categories. If you run a DTC brand and you are willing to share what your CPMs and CAC have looked like over the last 2 to 3 years, DM me.