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	19 days ago
Ciudad Obregón	Website Down	20 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  jade (@ashr_jade) reported 3 minutes ago

  @lifeslayer4u @RehalRajbir @getpeid that tracks, apologies i mostly saw on reddit and twitter ppl complaining abt this issue on the phone 3

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  (TTV) lost_inatv (@lost_inatv) reported 4 minutes ago

  @Evader22 @Reddit You can do it my king you can fix it

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  Truth Ruth (@cihisi2001) reported 4 minutes ago

  I swear @Meta deserves all of the trouble it’s going through because why is Ads Manager so horrible? There’s a known bug that you can find Reddit Users complaining from over a year ago.

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  nickel³ (@TripleNickels) reported 5 minutes ago

  @kmcnam1 I had the opposite experience at my last job and it was actually kind of a curse. Just sitting around not wanting to look like you’re ******* off by scrolling Reddit or Twitter or YouTube but simultaneously having no task to work on because they want the sprint statistics to look good. Praying for a junior to have entangled themselves in the code so you can help pick it apart and fix. Offering unrequested support. Watching the clock until it’s quittin’ time. Bleh

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  P (@betweenprompts) reported 19 minutes ago

  You are dealing with a tense family or relationship issue. Is the hardest part figuring out what's fair, or figuring out how to say it? I keep seeing situations where someone clearly needs to communicate a boundary, frustration, or hurt, but they're also worried about sounding cruel, dramatic, or selfish. I'm wondering if people would actually use a simple tool that helps turn a messy situation into: - a calm version of what you mean - a boundary that doesn't sound like an attack - a text you could send - a few things not to say if you want the conversation to go well Would that be useful, or is this the kind of thing people would rather ask Reddit about every time?

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  💖✨PrincessNora✨💖 (@Lov3lyNora) reported 20 minutes ago

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

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  Brad UGC (@EvoBradley) reported 23 minutes ago

  So you want your first 1M view video that converts at 1%? Here’s exactly what I’d do: 1. Spend 2–3 days researching ONE target customer Search their problems, interests and niche language across TikTok, IG, X and Reddit. Save 30–50 videos and document: • The hooks stopping them • The formats repeatedly earning views • The language used in comments • Their strongest emotional triggers • What competitors keep missing 2. Break the best videos into 3 parts • Format: What earned attention? • Promise: What made people care? • Product proof: What made the solution believable? Copy the principle, not the exact video. 3. Turn the strongest principles into 3–5 repeatable formats The product must be the natural resolution to the video. If you can remove the product and the content still works, it probably won’t convert. 4. Hire UGC creators who look and sound like the target customer Prioritize charisma, coachability and natural delivery over production quality. Give them the proven format, multiple hooks and required product proof. Not a robotic word-for-word script. 5. Post 1–3 times daily and rebuild every winner When a hook or format breaks out, don’t move on. Recreate it with new hooks, creators, footage and angles until you’ve exhausted the principle. Your 1M view video probably won’t come from one genius idea. It’ll come from better research, the right format, the right creators and rebuilding what already works.

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  SawRunner (@sawrnr) reported 23 minutes ago

  so a reddit post that expressed mild concern about kirche without any foul language got taken down by crime boss moderation in a day, the post about how "kirche coming back is actually good" is still up 2 later and a guy is calling people retards in replies if they don't agree

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  NecoPlatonist ✝️🇻🇦/🇺🇸 (@Gastonist_) reported 24 minutes ago

  @tt_ttaa41634614 Reddit is down the hall to the right

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  conrat4567🍎 (@conrat4567) reported 25 minutes ago

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

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  Ramy2.0 (@Ramyisback) reported 26 minutes ago

  I was on reddit, they told me, just smile with your teeth. The problem is, my two front teeth are not real, they were destroyed during a bicycle accident years ago. That being said, people over there liked it. I do feel a bit embarrassed cause they are not the same size as my other teeth. Anyways here it is

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  AADITYA SHARMA 🌐 (@AADI__SHARMA_49) reported 27 minutes ago

  @Glyph_83 @OjasSharma276 Yeah so what is the problem reddit pe toh kaafi outrage ho raha hai it's all fake right?

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  Vishnu Ravi (@vishnu606) reported 28 minutes ago

  How many solo founders here have had their Reddit account restricted? It happened to me while I was using Reddit to learn, talk to users and understand problems. If it happened to you too, what did you do next? New account, appeal, or move to another channel?

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  Synth Potato🥔 (@SynthPotato) reported 30 minutes ago

  @Seanlafs Found reddit threads describing an identical issue, all from this month. Seems to be a major bug for certain people like myself

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  RyzeGTAVI (@RyzeGTAVI) reported 33 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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  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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  Ọládùnjoyèlọ (@brainiac_ope) reported 37 minutes ago

  for some reason, sony had the chance to improve the design of the mx5 after the hinge issues loads of users reported. it seems the same goes for the xm6. saw numerous complaints on reddit yesterday about dislocated hinges and i will definitely hold off on any new sony purchases

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  Izumi, Court Of Fools (@StupidZumi) reported 40 minutes ago

  Sorry guys the content you guys like from me and that i used to build a silly brand doesn't appeal to reddit and safe edgy retards with fragile sensibilities so I'm having trolls remorse and gonna tone it down just like everyone else so redditors will like me.

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  Shubham Pathak (@pathakic) reported 40 minutes ago

  After mail and sharing the issue on x and reddit, @peekly_app refunded the amount, thankful for that but still it's sad that they are not being generous about a trial, or atleast showing off all the features even in a dummy way for users to see.

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  Zuzana Mariana | art, illustrations, BG3 (@zuzanamariana) reported 43 minutes ago

  Realised I said this on Reddit but not here, so I had to fix that, woke up thinking I need to get meaner

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  Sephrioth (@Sephrioth88) reported 44 minutes ago

  @GamerPauly time to find my reddit login data...

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  Toma (@thebadassdev) reported 47 minutes ago

  If you're stuck at $0 MRR, you're probably not talking to enough potential customers If you want to go from $0 to your first $100 MRR fast, start doing 1-on-1 outreach. > Go talk to your future customers > Go where they already hang out > Find people who have the problem you solve > DM them > Pitch your product And one of the best places to do that is Reddit. > Find the right communities > Find your potential customers > Start conversations > Pitch them I did this yesterday with someone who could use my tool. Here's the pitch:

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  mastonkim (@githinjiii) reported 48 minutes ago

  @SilviaObei71456 @Reddit Mh account got the same issue

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  Aditi Kumar (@aditikbuilds) reported 49 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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  Pete Segheth (@OGpimpfish) reported 52 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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  Shiva Khemka (@shivak_01) reported 53 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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  Dr. Sal. K. (@DrSalK2050) reported 58 minutes ago

  Pattern I see in indie-hacker circles: a. Build a cool tool b. Launch on HN / X / Reddit c. Get a spike of signups d. Watch 75% vanish in week onereadsignal e. Conclude “marketing is broken” f. Start a new project The real issue: a. No clear activation event b. No friction audit from signup → value c. No retention loop built in from day one You don’t need a bigger launch. You need a better first 7 days. What’s the biggest drop-off point in your current onboarding? #IndieHackers #Onboarding #SaaS

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  xJunzel 🐧🔎 (@xJuschin) reported 58 minutes ago

  @busujimabibi Normies are Muggles (Harry Potter) .. before lock down Tumblr or Reddit is good place to see anime discussion no mean things it just civilized people doing "weird" things about fictional characters now it just infested '"insert" real life problem to fictional characters.

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  bobby (@Bobby1489356) reported 59 minutes ago

  @imlaurax Severance on Apple TV. The fan theories and engagement is top tier. Also not a current show but Dark on Netflix sent me down an absolute rabbit hole of reddit threads.

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  Rick Sanchez (@AnotherNPCGUY) reported 1 hour ago

  @SynthPotato This definitely seems like a problem based on the amount of feedback I've seen on Reddit. But at least the 9070XT has a hardware scheduler and has less CPU overhead compared to Nvidia RTX GPUs. The higher the frame rate the less relative performance Nvidia GPUs get.