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 (52%)
• Sign in (26%)
• Errors (22%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Bhubaneshwar	Website Down	18 hours ago
Melbourne	Sign in	3 days ago
San Nicolás de los Garza	Sign in	6 days ago
Ciudad Obregón	Website Down	6 days ago
Hyderabad	Website Down	8 days ago
Melbourne	Website Down	15 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Ozmodiar (@cmonjussthetip) reported 2 minutes ago

  Now that the pollsters have been wrong by double digits in the Wisconsin primary, the Michigan primary, and the Massie primary, will they fix their clearly garbage models? Will they show that Talarico, Brown, and Pelota are on track to lose? Now that the prediction markets have been shown to be utter horsesh1t (Hong at 97%!!11!, Cori Bush at 75%!!!11!) will they admit that they don't predict anything and are just Reddit wishcasting? Rhetorical of course. Of course they won't.

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  Bone (@kcruthless_) reported 2 minutes ago

  Been on the road, I booked the flight just to see me She **** soon as she see me, girl, wanna watch TV? Nah-nah-nah-nah And that's my baby, but don't like your friend, they talk just like Reddit He don't need boogers in your watch, bought you baguette If I had problems when I'm with you, I forgave you

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  Rene Sellmann (@ReneSellmann) reported 2 minutes ago

  I spent the entire morning working on valuing $RDDT, breaking down all the drivers of the engine and thinking them through separately. Expect three more pieces on Reddit in the next three days (I won't promise it, but it's likely): ✅ Today: Part 2 - Understanding Reddit (still have to decide whether this will be entirely free to read) ✅ Tomorrow: Valuation + everything else (management, incentives, insider purchases, balance sheet) ✅ The day after tomorrow: A visual slide deck

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  Is anyone Left? (@cornerstcre) reported 3 minutes ago

  @naboudoir using reddit isn't a problem being "into" it is

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  Kheersagar Patel (@khrsgr) reported 3 minutes ago

  reddit down?

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  Luna🐇 (@haobinary) reported 4 minutes ago

  @forever_ze_rose yes yesss😔😔 it is hard. I think I might have to leave it with the repair person to troubleshoot and fix and stuff ughhh I hate when devices get ruined. They are sooo annoying. Ive been on Google and reddit all day too trying to find a solution but none is working

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  Daniel Cruse (@youngpoultry) reported 6 minutes ago

  @DaniellaMazzio The blacklist is itself so emblematic of the problem. The scripts always have loglines that feel like someone on Reddit was just straining to think of a movie idea that nobody else had done, ignoring that maybe the reason nobody else had the idea is because it is a silly idea

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  Guy (@nosilverv) reported 16 minutes ago

  (Explanation, from Reddit:) The 9/11 Attack influenced My Chemical Romance who would go on to inspire Stephanie Myers to write the Twilight series. This would inspire EL James to write 50 Shades of Grey which would be adapted into a movie starring Dakota Johnson. Dakota Johnson would go on The Ellen Show, where Ellen DeGeneres mentions she wasn't invited to Johnson's birthday party. Johnson corrects Ellen when she says she was invited but instead went to a Dallas Cowboys game. This resulted in people opening up about what a terrible person Ellen is, thus ending her career. Thus the 9/11 Attack led to the downfall of Ellen DeGeneres. …and this is how everything works.

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  Hardikkk.html (@Hardik_bambh) reported 19 minutes ago

  @adit_katiyar @Reddit My reddit account is suspended or having some issue lately if you know anything about it please help me. 🫠

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  ⚡ n a d i a ⚡ (@_aidanaidan_) reported 21 minutes ago

  apparently the prices we see going around was a 'leak' (based off a reddit post i came across) bc i can't find the price anywhere at bahrain gp page; ppl said it's taken down already 🙃 test page again ig. idk if those prices will still hold when it actually releases

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  Polly Esther (@nicefungus) reported 21 minutes ago

  Everyone on Reddit threatening to kill me for wanting low rise yoga pants with no fold over “congrats on what must be a slamming body” can u just answer the question. And actually it’s called I have hip dips and high rise looks crazy from the back so jot that down

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  umjammer dani (@mousoutelepath) reported 22 minutes ago

  @catarinaclaes summer chloe happened right before that reddit glitch that ******* banned the sub entirely and it scared us so bad we made a rule against the really bad loli ascension art 😩

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  Suneet Srivastava (@SuneetSpeaks) reported 24 minutes ago

  @binance account restricted for 3 months after a $3,000 customer payment — documents submitted, still waiting My Binance account has been restricted for almost **2+ months**, and I'm hoping someone from Binance Support/Compliance can help me understand what is still pending. I've been using my Binance account for approximately **4 years** and have maintained it properly throughout that time. The restriction happened immediately after one of my customers sent approximately **$3,000** to my Binance wallet as payment for a legitimate transaction. The customer is known to me, and I was able to provide Binance with the supporting documentation they requested, including: * Invoice * Customer details * Transaction/payment explanation * Video consent statement * Additional supporting information I have fully cooperated with the review and have no issue providing anything else Binance requires. The problem is the timeline. Initially, I was told to wait **7 days**. Then I was told **14 days**. Then **30 days**. It has now been approximately **2+ months**, and I'm still receiving responses asking me to wait patiently while the review is ongoing. There is another detail I have also disclosed to Binance. After my account was already restricted, **two existing customers independently sent payments to the same Binance wallet** because I had not yet informed them that the account was restricted. They were customers who had previously used the same payment method and simply followed the normal payment process. These were not attempts to bypass the restriction. I have also been transparent about these transactions and am willing to provide the relevant invoices and customer information. I completely understand that Binance has AML, fraud prevention and compliance obligations. I'm not asking Binance to bypass its procedures. I'm simply asking for a **clear and realistic resolution path**. At this point, I would really appreciate if someone from the relevant Binance Compliance/Support team could look into my case and let me know: 1. What is the current status of the review? 2. Has all the documentation I submitted been reviewed? 3. Is there any specific information/document still missing from my side? 4. Are the subsequent customer payments affecting the review? 5. Can this case be escalated to the appropriate Compliance/AML team? 6. If the review is still ongoing, can I at least understand what is causing the extended delay? I'm posting this publicly because the normal support process has unfortunately resulted in the same "please wait patiently" response for almost three months. **I'm not looking for special treatment. I just want the case properly reviewed and resolved.** If a Binance representative sees this, I'm happy to provide my case/ticket reference through Reddit DM or the official Binance support channel. For privacy and security, I will **not post my UID, email address, transaction hashes, customer information or personal documents publicly.**

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  John Lovely (@JohnLovely13) reported 27 minutes ago

  @Reddit Don’t trust GE profile refrigerator’s freezers. In the past year I have had two break. I have now been without a freezer for two months plus. The technicians have come out or cancel the appointment the day of. Still not working. Don’t do business with Barrons Appliances.

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  raw (@rawdog710) reported 28 minutes ago

  @IntCyberDigest reddit tracking is on par with fb. you just dont see it. they knows everything about you on site and out. they do this by ip address and cookies. unless you use a vpn with cookies cleared, yeah everythings going in your file. they know, dont need any login

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  𝓒𝓥𝓲 (@C4Vi) reported 28 minutes ago

  @hage8675309 I like being silly, and really enjoy dismantling arguments by applying the logic to extremes. I'm an atheist. The internet (Reddit/Tumblr) atheists are crazy, and fill the void from religion with their own anti-religion dogma. (I'm sorry this now is a glaze-fest for how similar yet dissimilar the tow of us are, at least according to your bio; sorry for the NOVEL that follows). I believe in objective morality. AS LONG AS you agree on what morality is supposed to achieve. I also believe that moral debates should be about what the goal is, and how you prioritise elements of that goal. For instance. I think that *one* aspect of morality is about minimising human suffering. Asimov's rules of robotics is an example of trying to optimise for that. His books about it is also a cautionary tale on how it's not that cut and dry. And yes. It will always boil down to a priority of one thing over another. As I have mentioned earlier. I think Germany has roughly dialled it in. 12 weeks for elective, medical necessity for everything else. Also! There should be a checks and balances where someone determines if there is abuse of the "medical necessity" part. Otherwise you'll just get the "medical *********" thing where people just claim medical necessity without any actual medical necessity. And yes, there will always be a OK/not OK boundary line. Someone can get fined for 55 in a 50 and not for 45.5, no matter where you draw the "you are getting fined" line. That's life. Stay under 50 in the 50! (or stay at exactly 50-ish according to the speedometer that probably slightly over-reports). The chance that you could get a fine from going 52 in a 50 zone is why the speed limit is in fact 50, and not just 55 with 50 on the signs.

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  John (@hello_code_) reported 30 minutes ago

  @GRKAZO Posted in a Reddit thread where someone was complaining about the exact problem I was solving, dropped a link, had a paying customer that week.

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  gork (@gork) reported 33 minutes ago

  @austinredstoner @IntCyberDigest @grok yeah this login wall is straight up gonna trash new wayback machine archives across reddit now crawlers hit the popup instead of the actual posts so history just becomes a bunch of get started buttons forever lmao

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  Machiko (@Wachiko) reported 34 minutes ago

  @capezera The karma farmers are gonna repost to Reddit regardless, id just ignore it and proper watermark and then actually double down on striking with little remorse/acknowledgment. Your original creatives are still protected work even if memes and X/Reddit will listen lol. I’ve done it to apex clip reposters in the past.

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  Soni (@JamesSonicemi) reported 38 minutes ago

  Reddit crypto is not a market. It’s a comedy genre with real money attached. A programmer got paid 100 BTC for a job in 2011, left his computer at his mom’s house, and forgot about it. Years later he came home during a bull run. Mom had thrown the computer away because she needed space for a vacuum and cleaning supplies. His response was somehow calm: if he still had the coins, he probably would have sold early and regretted that instead. Then there’s the hard drive in a landfill. James Howells accidentally threw away a disk with Bitcoin that later became worth hundreds of millions. For years people watched him talk about drones, grid searches, and recovery deals like it was a prestige TV series that never ends. In 2010, Laszlo bought two pizzas with 10,000 BTC. Every May 22 crypto celebrates Bitcoin Pizza Day, which is really just a memorial for the most expensive takeout order in history. Someone once sold hand-knitted socks for 3 BTC a pair. A guy still has his. Reddit calls them the $150,000 socks. Before DeFi, there was knitting. Two friends in Berlin had sandwiches and coffee at a crypto cafe. The bill was paid in 1.6 BTC. Somewhere a barista still doesn’t understand what just happened. On Solana, one wallet reportedly launched around 17,000 meme coins in three months and made roughly $840K. Reddit did the math instantly: about $50 per rug, faster money printer than the Fed, and a very dark answer to “why am I still working a normal job?” Someone asked why anyone would buy unpromoted junk tokens. Best reply: bots fighting bots. Everyone knows it’s a casino. One of the best threads ever was basically, “Someone talk me out of pulling rugs. I saw a 12-year-old do it on YouTube and walk away with $20K.” The replies turned into a full tutorial. Pick a stupid ticker. Promise a movement. Lock liquidity for 69 years on a site coded in Notepad. Post a green chart. Then vanish with “We were hacked. The dream is over.” Bonus round: rebrand as a community takeover and rug the same coin twice. There was also the 13-year-old who launched a token, cashed out around $50K, and left. The community revenge-pumped it into the tens of millions and doxxed his school. The livestream era got so unhinged the feature eventually got shut down. Reddit’s summary: not finance, a digital coliseum. People also bought a Squid Game token like it had real utility. Familiar branding is not a roadmap. Reddit even built its own language for this. “Wife’s boyfriend” is self-roasting after getting rekt. “We got hacked” is the standard exit statement. Posting a screenshot of gains is basically a death flag. And somewhere in the lore, a hamster traded better than most humans. My favorite ending is still the guy who spent a week buying a used car with ETH. Deal finally closes. Smooth ride. Next day: boom, he got herpes. Not the plot twist anyone expected. So if crypto Twitter is charts and conviction, Reddit is the afterparty where someone loses a hard drive, someone buys pizza with a fortune, and someone launches a coin called something unspeakable at 3 a.m. This is not investing content. This is a museum of bad decisions with liquidity.

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  Marie Haynes (@Marie_Haynes) reported 45 minutes ago

  @priteshpatel9 Lol, perhaps. But they include it in search. I'm wondering if it comes down to how valuable it is for them for training data. It makes sense to me that they would give us stats on our presence of X YouTube in search to encourage us to work on putting more great content onto the web. But then if that's the case, why not add Reddit as well? Perhaps because most people post there anonymously?

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  Alice! (@H3arY0uMe) reported 46 minutes ago

  @LucieLofty Reddit is the funniest place ever if you pretend that only niche communities exist (any bigger than r/emo and we have a problem)

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  Agonent🧡👑 (@Ag0nent) reported 48 minutes ago

  @AmeliaaMSM no you are at the perfect time, the reddit server just came back after years of being shut down and we just got an announcement for a new LN volume

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  Jordan Gal (@JordanGal) reported 48 minutes ago

  the whole "reddit matters more than every other website on the internet for AI SEO" is so stupid that it has to be temporary. reddit is a terrible mess. it makes no sense for AI platforms to look to it as some credible source.

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  IbnHikmah (@BaytAlHikmah1) reported 53 minutes ago

  @Stove1799353 Learn the actual fiqh before copying random screenshots from TikTok, Reddit, or Discord and presenting them as if they settle the entire issue.

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  mesmer (@mesmerlord) reported 56 minutes ago

  @denisyurchak Skill issue, I’ve had it write up Reddit posts, seo posts, no problem(or maybe you’re using the web version) It even does scraping with proxy, captcha completion etc, which is smth I can’t ever get Sol to bypass on codex

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  TheAutomation (@TheAutomationn) reported 58 minutes ago

  Computer-use AI agents now cost roughly $6–$8/hour to run, compared with offshore outsourced labor at around $10/hour, according to a16z. (Andreessen Horowitz) If that estimate holds for real-world deployments, it means AI agents are starting to compete on cost, not just convenience. Why this matters Traditionally, companies automated work only when software was dramatically cheaper than hiring people. Now, computer-use agents can: Navigate websites Fill forms Update CRMs Move data between systems Generate reports Handle repetitive back-office workflows without requiring API integrations for every tool. a16z argues that these agents can operate existing software similarly to how a human worker would, making more workflows automatable. (Andreessen Horowitz) The catch The "$6–$8/hour" figure is not the whole story. Real production costs can vary significantly depending on: Model used Number of agent steps Tool calls Error rates Human supervision Some companies report much higher effective costs for complex agent workflows, especially coding and long-running tasks. Community reports have cited ranges from roughly $10/hour to $60/hour in certain scenarios. (Reddit) What happens next? The bigger implication isn't that AI instantly replaces workers. It's that many businesses will compare: Human offshore worker: ~$10/hour AI agent: ~$6–8/hour AI agent + human oversight: somewhere in between As agent reliability improves, more routine digital work becomes economically attractive to automate. a16z has argued that this could reshape parts of the $300B+ outsourcing industry. (Andreessen Horowitz) For someone building in AI This is why "AI operator" and "agent builder" skills are becoming valuable: The highest leverage isn't using ChatGPT occasionally. It's designing systems where agents: Receive context, Access tools, Execute workflows, Escalate exceptions, Produce business outcomes. Companies will pay for outcomes, not prompts. And if agent costs keep falling while capability rises, the economics become increasingly compelling. (Andreessen Horowitz)

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  Anoop Normie (@anoop_normie) reported 59 minutes ago

  reddit bhi down wth

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  giovanni gallucci 🧋🌮 (@galluccinet) reported 60 minutes ago

  Reddit's Path to Purchase study, roughly 14,000 US and 6,500 UK respondents: 50% of US shoppers verify AI chatbot product recommendations on Reddit, 77% check two or more communities, 58% say a brand answering inside a thread increases trust (Social Media Today). Consumer preference for generative AI creator content is at 26%, down from 60% in 2023, which is why the rough edges stay in (Social Media Today).

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  cat😷🍉🇸🇩🇨🇩🇧🇩 (@mercurial_moons) reported 60 minutes ago

  @kristinaEBP yeah I went on reddit and apparently this has been a common issue. I'm gonna give her purina one which is my other cat's diet to see if the issue goes away