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 (60%)
• Errors (27%)
• Sign in (13%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Enguera	Website Down	4 days ago
Benalmádena	Errors	5 days ago
Sydney	Website Down	11 days ago
Township of Evan	Website Down	13 days ago
Copenhagen	Errors	15 days ago
Stoke-on-Trent	Website Down	15 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

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  MiKa ❤️‍🩹 (@MikaDaicha) reported 4 minutes ago

  Only mentioned it because a friend whos obsessed with SF6 mentioned it. The leaker was told to take the post down. STILL take it with a grain of salt and don't get too excited. You can find discussion about it on Reddit but I wouldn't be the town crier about it tbh. We will see

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  ducky ‎𓏲ּ𝄢 (@iliketotouchppl) reported 4 minutes ago

  @89technical @chensiquan_ @damnidc__ reddit is down the hall to the left

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  ⭐️ Rockstar STYLE Animatronic Appreciation ⭐️ (@HeroSpiritVRC) reported 5 minutes ago

  @coolstickwitpan I hunted this image down for this, it was from a post on Reddit I saw years ago

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  Neural Insights (@neural_insights) reported 6 minutes ago

  Netflix, Google, Anthropic, Meta, xAI, Perplexity, DeepSeek, Instagram, Spotify, Dropbox, Reddit, Pinterest, Uber, Airbnb, Quora all use Python. But sure—Python is “too slow” for your project.

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  Ann Marie Reimers (@Watergirl) reported 9 minutes ago

  @kylenabecker In the days after the car hit the girl, a Reddit video posted here showed people attacking the guy in the car that caused him to accelerate to get away from them. He wasn't 'mowing people down' . There was no AI then, either.

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  Trybat (@Trybat1) reported 13 minutes ago

  @seriousbookw0rm @ungodlyraleigh @JulieKnigght dont play dumb, your source was reddit google lens confirmed it, all you had to do was scroll down the thread its linked

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  C• Potter (@CraigTPotter) reported 14 minutes ago

  Hey Robinhood! Don’t you think it’s about time you invested some of your profits into your Customer Service division? It’s bloody awful! It surpasses even the worst of the infamous Comcast customer service. It’s like another level of hell…🔥 @RobinhoodApp @vladtenev Robinhood is not BBB-accredited and carries a pattern-of-complaints alert. It has logged over 2,410 customer complaints in the past three years, many centered on unresponsive support, scripted replies, and failure to resolve technical issues. Trustpilot rates Robinhood 1.2 stars from more than 4,270 reviews, with users repeatedly citing unhelpful agents, automated emails, and difficulty reaching live support. Sitejabber gives it 1.1 stars from 282 reviews, echoing the same frustrations with slow or nonexistent help. On X and Reddit, users describe support as outsourced to overseas call centers using scripts. Agents often ignore details, misread tickets, and close cases without fixing the reported problem—exactly as you experienced with repeated escalations ignored. Common complaints mirror your case: persistent ID-verification loops on iOS that agents treat as routine security prompts rather than app or CloudKit bugs. Users report verifying successfully only for the banner to reappear, with support offering generic advice that fails to address the technical root. One X user described a six-hour wait for a noisy call-center rep who read a script, confirmed mismatched info, then hung up mid-sentence without escalation—leaving the ticket unresolved. Another reported months-old emails still unanswered despite repeated follow-ups. Longtime account holders frequently note that support fails to acknowledge verified status or account history, forcing restarts with new agents. This rotating system, as you described, resets progress and frustrates high-value users who expect better from a major trading platform. While banks and traditional brokers have clearer escalation paths and phone access, Robinhood’s model relies heavily on email/chat with limited tech-team involvement. Your experience aligns with a widespread pattern that has persisted for years across thousands of documented cases.

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  Juan (@juancastillamar) reported 17 minutes ago

  The loudest market signal doesn't come from your landing page. It comes from the "rant. I spent weeks pushing Besmeo (restaurant SaaS). High friction, manual grind, constant "no." Then, I shared a 2-minute raw thought about a "Content Intelligence" tool on Reddit. The result? 600+ views and people actually asking for a link in 2 hours. The tech is the same. The builder is the same. But the problem is different: One solves a "business optimization" (nice to have). The other solves "content anxiety" (a pain people admit in public). Lesson for builders: Stop shouting at people who aren't listening. Go find the room where everyone is already complaining, and build the exit. Current focus: Turning those 600 views into my first 10 beta testers.

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  ✝️🎗️右派な素晴らしい外人🇨🇦🇯🇵 (@GuyJeanSensei) reported 18 minutes ago

  @selentelechia >reddit told me There's your first problem. Why tf would you take any advice from those freaks.

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  TheMadGamer (@TheMadGamerHere) reported 19 minutes ago

  @liz_juliet Common enough that there's a reddit thread with no solutions that work on PS5. Part of the problem is I was dumb and didn't make any manual saves, just autosaves and quicksaves, so I didn't have any old saves. Clearing cache is just restarting the game on a PS5, I believe...

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  K⁷🦋 (@NamjoonPerm) reported 21 minutes ago

  @pjiminiemouse I have some I need to sell too and I’m scared! Like have you tried private groups or reddit? I’ve heard that ppl are sticking to speaking to the seller first in groups, but I don’t get the fear😭 I never had a problem getting a random resell off of TM or TickPick.

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  StyleSeeker (@styleseekertwt) reported 24 minutes ago

  @Roxas_Kinnie When I asked why my flins team is only 85k DPS on reddit they called my 233 CV build "***" instead of actually telling the issue in team composition/rotation. Maybe let's not go to reddit too often

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  Erwin The Author (@AuthorErwin) reported 24 minutes ago

  @Critical_Scribe They don't care. They want Netflix normies to get into it, and that means have DMC appeal to the reddit atheist and the radical gay. Sadly, Thailand has the same problem with their Netflix branch. All about that gay.

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  Cly/Suva 🇪🇪 (@ClySuva) reported 28 minutes ago

  @vasuman Tiktok comments are almost comparable to reddit with actual answers to craziest problems on top and jokes far above the rest, while Instagram is pretty lame. YouTube has actual rocket scientists and people who couldn't write their own name if their life depended on it.

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  Andy, (@TheT_1000) reported 29 minutes ago

  @RE_Games Are you guys aware of the problem with RE games on iOS, I re - downloaded RE Village, which I purchased sometime last year, and now it gets stuck on an endless black screen after the RE engine logo on startup. Others on Reddit have expressed the same issues.

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  Fermitthakrog (@Fermitthakrog8) reported 29 minutes ago

  @js_757 @aiouy @shakepay Do you have a link to the discord server and reddit forum?

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  arya (@ArpithaD11) reported 30 minutes ago

  @AlwaysBollywood Bro why r bringing reddit rumour ,it's novwhere confirmed,he was busy till 2028 that issue

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  Gegam (@Gegam245074) reported 35 minutes ago

  Warning: Don’t trust your workflow to @AnthropicAI 🚩 There is a lot of talk on X and Reddit about @AnthropicAI model degradation and pricing. However, there’s another critical issue that’s being overlooked: sudden bans of organization accounts without warning or clear reason. Worse yet is the total lack of support response. I made the mistake of putting all my eggs in one basket, and now my entire workflow and business are suffering. On April 18, many accounts (including mine) were banned due to an "auto-moderation glitch" (as confirmed by an Anthropic official here on X). If they know it's a glitch, why the 5-day radio silence? Some on Reddit haven't heard back in 2 weeks. I had a similar issue with @OpenAI months ago and they fixed it in hours. I truly hope GPT-5.5 outperforms Opus so I can finally move on from Claude for good

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  Jack Bellar 🏴‍☠️🦅 (@JackBellar05) reported 37 minutes ago

  @koolaid4211 Yeah I went and looked myself after replying, best I got was a Reddit thread with a broken Twitter link about the C&D. Really weird how little there is out there for something that recent

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  Drew Wiseman music🇺🇸🟥🧑🏽‍🦯 (@dwwwiseman) reported 37 minutes ago

  It is now the next day and it’s still not ******* working. I’ll be lucky if I get a message in, but then it’ll give me the high demand message again. Apparently other people on Reddit are experiencing the same problem.

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  Deven (@DevenPatil_007) reported 39 minutes ago

  @Sarthak4Alpha Reddit has mod issues

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  SEM | N8N Automation | Reddit For SAAS Startups (@Official_mensch) reported 40 minutes ago

  Why your SaaS keeps getting banned on Reddit and how to fix it 🧵 1/ Reddit isn't Twitter or LinkedIn. The rules are different. The culture is different. And the consequences of getting it wrong are instant bans and public humiliation. 2/ Most founders make the same 3 mistakes: → They post in subreddits that don't allow self-promotion → They sound like a press release, not a human → They drop a link with zero context or value 3/ Reddit rewards genuine contribution. The accounts that drive real SaaS signups are the ones that answer questions, join conversations, and only mention their product when it's actually relevant. 4/ Such an approach takes time to learn. Knowing how to target the right subreddits, write in a way that matches the community tone, post at the right time, and handle comments is a craft. What challenges do you face when promoting your website on Reddit?

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  ARS (@hapa_1984) reported 41 minutes ago

  @The_Astral_ I initially thought they were fake until 2022 or 2023 when hundreds of bots 247, 365 spammed they were fake on Reddit, X, YouTube, etc. Nobody comments 200x a day, every single day, year around, holidays trolling anyone who wants to look into the videos for themselves. It was so obvious there was this organized plan to troll anyone who questioned it on Reddit. People going after Ashton Forbes. There's a lot of fake videos on the internet that people believe are real. I couldn't care less if people believe they're real. I wouldn't waste 10 minutes trying to convince people they're fake, let alone spend the next 4 years on AirlineAbduction2014 on Reddit saying they're fake. So many terrible debunks. People only give that much effort if they're real or if they're nuts.

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  ⣿⣿⣿⣿ (@etoileiv) reported 42 minutes ago

  Governments should track down pedos in Reddit but nooooooo they legalise Islam to normalise ped0 philia

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  netox (@unixapple) reported 43 minutes ago

  Recently I encountered another common misunderstanding of tailscale funnel feature on Reddit Share my understanding Think there is a fleet of public servers that can accept tcp connection from the wild internet , where tailscale deployed a tailscale daemon that can talk to multiple nodes in different user ‘s tailnet (internally it use the share feature, I know this because I have a self hosted tailscale based solution for a small users base and I implement funnel like feature) And the server will proxy to the node user expose to one of the fleet server, but please note, tailscale daemon will manage a on device cert for the exposed generated domain, I think the do this is very good because only user node can decrypt the traffic , so you do not need to worry about of security if you expose sensitive site to the public internet, but you need do your own auth to keep adversary to break into your sites because it s wild internet!

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  SashimiWhisperer (@SashimiWhi11231) reported 45 minutes ago

  @BrianHa24140826 @GoingParabolic @grok It’s not impossible. This exact issue is debated on golf twitter/reddit all the time. If the ball was touching the flag, I agree that it would be holed. But it is embedded in the ground above the hole and isn’t touching the flag.

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  VegasDevil (@VegasDevil1) reported 46 minutes ago

  @reddit_lies It might be time to close down reddit.

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  AGI Prophet (@AGIProphet) reported 51 minutes ago

  @thsottiaux @theo on reddit, say anything about a model being dumbed down and you get downvoted into the ground. most people use it for basic stuff so they just say it works fine for them.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​..

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  Rufus (@0xRufus) reported 56 minutes ago

  @InsaneE13 @exPUNISHER @asha_shar This used to work for me and I haven't been able to get it to work properly for months now. There's hundreds of reddit posts with the same issue, almost like it was deliberate. It used to work for me no problem...

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  AmigoEnemigo (@AmigoEnemigo_) reported 1 hour ago

  Dude joins the team that is looking to fix their playoffs woes and compete for trophies and his main goal is not to help them finally win trophies but to make himself look good my heckin wholesome chungus reddit streamer