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 (65%)
• Errors (25%)
• Sign in (11%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Lübeck, Hansestadt	Website Down	1 day ago
Craiova	Website Down	1 day ago
Nanaimo	Website Down	1 day ago
Chicago	Website Down	1 day ago
Pāhoa	Website Down	1 day ago
Pittsboro	Website Down	1 day ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Paula (@Pawlaah) reported 3 seconds ago

  I feel that the Grizb2b Wooli was just so basic like if this was my first time seeing Griz I would have not become a super fan of his but the consensus on Reddit is that Grant will no longer throw down super funky sets so I guess I should get used to it.

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  💀🦇Orange Sleestak🦇💀 (@OrangeAbyss8) reported 1 minute ago

  @Support Is this related to the new post limit because I only tweet stuff out a couple times a day. I checked Reddit and I'm not the only one with this issue. Shame that there's no good way to contact support on this app anymore....

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  BXG (@Lawgiver771) reported 5 minutes ago

  @ATRIUM_ONE @JAM1984855 @Jenbox360 There are reddit posts and gamegaq posts that disagree with you. I had both consoles and had more issues on PSN than I ever did on Xbox live. Xbox = Microsoft servers Sony = Developers servers

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  Ashish Dogra (@ashishdogradir) reported 6 minutes ago

  Our weirdest experiment last week accidentally became our Reddit GTM.. My cofounder and I had been going in circles on one question: where do we actually find people who genuinely care, instead of people we interrupt. We landed somewhere simple. Stop pitching and just help! A while back I'd built a tiny open source tool for myself. Point it at the internet, it scrapes what you want and hands back a clean CSV Then I noticed a pattern on Reddit. People frustrated with cold email, Apollo feeling bloated and messy, no replies on early outreach. So I pointed the tool at scraping emails and tried it on that problem. It worked better than I expected. Same day, I posted about it. Just "here's a thing that might help." Four days later: ~28K unique impressions and close to 100 DMs asking if they could use the product. I went in trying to find a channel. What actually worked was just being useful before asking for anything. Link to the post in the comments.

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  LIKENG| REDDIT MARKETING (@patye91) reported 8 minutes ago

  Prompt 5 — Workaround Thread Finder "People who haven't found a solution to [problem] often share DIY workarounds on Reddit. What search queries should I use to find these 'how do you handle X' or 'what's your workflow for Y' threads? Give me 8 specific queries I can plug directly into Reddit search."

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  ◎_pesnt (@pesnt_) reported 12 minutes ago

  @casualblu3 Yeah Reddit is full of sweaty ***** fat ****** gooners lol skill issue for sure. Stop making this game a pillow fight it’s a hardcore extraction game not fortnight. ****.

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  Dating physics (@dating_physics) reported 14 minutes ago

  But the deeper problem isn't technique. It's why men pedestalize in the first place. A man on Reddit described the pattern exactly: he socializes fine with friends. But when a woman he actually likes shows interest, his brain goes "why me?" He freezes. He pulls away. Then he feels shame. That's not humility. That's self-rejection.

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  Aryan Siddiqui (@Ar_boian) reported 16 minutes ago

  Why did @OpenAI GPT Store never take off? In hindsight it looks a lot like skills with a nice UI/UX layer. Was it an idea problem or execution problem? I still see people sharing prompts on Reddit (e.g. health) and it feels odd that this doesn't happen natively in ChatGPT.

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  Boring Battlecry (@BoringBattlecry) reported 21 minutes ago

  People can **** on reddit as much as they want, and yes it's cooked and you can't talk about issues like trans or whatever, but I don't really give a **** about the issue either. If I want to talk about astronomy or astrophotography, there's great communities there already. Here, I'm like talking in a void. Maybe some people will pick it up but of my 1500 followers, maybe what ... 150 are real people? I have no idea. Yeah, X is where the news happens but there's so much noise and abusive accounts that get too much traction for what they really bring that I don't feel it's that healthy a media.

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  tslataur (@tslataur) reported 28 minutes ago

  @matthughes13 I'm going to see if BTC bottoms on October 12th. I remember seeing some thing last year calling BTC top in October, an image of some reddit post and some mega cycle, it implied that the bottom would be October 12/13?ish 2026. I told myself, if this old reddit post is legit, then it goes down from here. That was early oct 2025. It only went down from there. I'm becoming more and more of a believer, as insane and improbable as it seems. If we are at a low early Oct 2026 I'll buy some BTC 🤠

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  henry (@DemNationalist) reported 28 minutes ago

  I hate this so much. I saw this happen with reddit fandoms. “No no no, people on MY side can’t be lunatics, they must be plants to make us look bad”. Yes, actually, people on your side can JUST be crazy. It happens. Take responsibility and disavow. Whats the issue with that?

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  Roselia (@ruinedforrose) reported 29 minutes ago

  i do generally actually like reddit for finding subs but i HATE when my favorite subreddits get taken down and then replaced with lower quality subreddits… I miss you r/fincucksearching and r/thronegirls 🥀

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  AestusEstus (@AestusEstusSG) reported 30 minutes ago

  @callsign_rghv @NasrADefg ok tbf, AI just gathers existing data. the problem is the source of that data is mostly reddit so... 🤷

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  Mustafa Yusuf (@Mustafaxyusuf) reported 30 minutes ago

  hot take: being the biggest company in your category is now a disadvantage. reddit founder today: 10x the revenue of his competitor, 5x the team, 3x the content. ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity all recommend the smaller one. he can't figure out why. here's why: you got big by optimizing for Google. your competitor got cited by optimizing for the thing that replaced Google. your 800 blog posts are SEO sludge the models skip. their 40 pages are structured, scannable, citeable. your enterprise site screams "book a demo." theirs answers the actual question someone is asking ChatGPT. size made you slow. slow made you invisible. the small guy isn't winning despite being small. he's winning because he never built the SEO machine you're trapped maintaining.

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  Big Pat - e/acc (@StarP4t) reported 35 minutes ago

  @CreviceShrapnel @beffjezos @MartinShkreli You dumb **** that’s a regulation and inflation issue. All caused by the government. Go back to Reddit if your brain doesn’t compute better than this

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  Reddit Growth (@RedditGrowth_) reported 36 minutes ago

  @StockMemecoin_ @Reddit @orangie This is not affiliated with RedditGrowth in any way. We are not associated with whatever this is. Please take this down before we take action.

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  Nymphaea🪬 ☽༓･˚⁺‧ (@GoddessNymphaea) reported 37 minutes ago

  Cool my reddit just got flagged for security issue and deleted guess I live here now

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  Fawn (@fawnofstars) reported 38 minutes ago

  @MelTheRockQueen @estrodiol I'm guessing something "is reddit" if it doesn't help these people put down what they perceive to be "objectively lesser" or something along those lines. If it doesn't help them build up their veneer of faux-detached enlightenement/coolness, then, surely, it must "be Reddit".

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  Kanika (@KanikaBK) reported 38 minutes ago

  A developer on Reddit spent 36 hours watching a single AI-generated prompt execute 7,328 simulated crypto trades with zero losing sessions, and most people building trading bots have no idea this code exists. 36 hours later, a crypto trading bot had executed 7,328 simulated trades and was showing $566 in profit without a single losing session. Here's what happened. Gemini was asked to generate a lightweight ETH scalping bot. The code was pasted directly into the Webull browser dev console. Then the browser tab was left alone and the process continued unattended. The bot just quietly scalps tiny momentum moves all day with tight trailing stops. Over and over. Boringly consistent. Before you lose your mind: ↳ This is simulated trading, no real money involved ↳ No trading fees counted ↳ No slippage or liquidity issues factored in ↳ Real trading would look different But here is the part that is actually interesting. The behavior. The consistency. The logic. A single AI prompt generated trading logic that ran 7,000+ simulated decisions without a catastrophic failure. The strategy is coherent. The risk management is real. The pattern recognition works. Most people who try to build trading bots spend weeks on the code alone. This person spent one prompt. The full code is on GitHub. Free. Open source. You can run it yourself right now and watch it either print money or blow up spectacularly. The creator's honest note at the end: "I wish trading was this easy, I'm on a nasty drawdown." Which is the most real thing anyone has ever said about crypto. Save this. Link in comments.

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  a.j. ⚧️🛸 (@normalmaxxedaj) reported 40 minutes ago

  it’s funny when anti-progress “centrist” commentators think other people believe that they actually care about Platner (who is a veteran with PTSD so ofc he’s an insensitive ********) being an edgelord on reddit 7 years ago. we all know that’s not your problem, come on lol

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  Bill - 7’3” - 254 IQ - 4.3 40yd (@bill2120s) reported 40 minutes ago

  @moonagedaydrm9 @JordanBVide0s We aren’t on the opposite side of the issue, a Reddit retard just completely misinterpreted my point and replied off of that and looped you in with emotions

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  Arthur MacArthur (@ArthurMac304) reported 41 minutes ago

  @dave43law @Adamnorth354500 Reddit is down the hall

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  ConcernedApe (@ConcernedApe) reported 44 minutes ago

  @TonyWillmann @AmandaAlencarG yeah but it's never the actual interviewers that cause the problem, it's the click bait producers. The actual interview gets buried but then I see clickbait articles trending on reddit claiming things and people just take it at face value without considering it's clickbait

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  LIKENG| REDDIT MARKETING (@patye91) reported 45 minutes ago

  @TTrimoreau Reddit for me. It's definitely the best place to valudate ideas. On other platforms people just drop a random comment on your post but on Reddit people treat your problem as if it was their own . They will tell you why your product will win and won't

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  Raven (@velvetmodernism) reported 48 minutes ago

  @AsiyaBegum65629 I respect people like you. Trust me, I don't have a problem with Dure. If you want, I can show you my comments from IG and reddit defending her when other female actors stans were bashing her during IM. My problem is only those Dure stans who are being toxic.

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  Saeed Anwar (@saen_dev) reported 49 minutes ago

  The problem with mining Reddit for pain is that the people shouting loudest are often the ones least likely to pay. Filter for threads where people already paid for something and it still disappointed them, that is where the real demand lives.

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  caroline (@noturcorpse) reported 51 minutes ago

  heavy on reddit i promise you someone had the same exact issue word for word in 2009

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  Larry ×͜× 💙💚 🏳️‍🌈 (@pani_na_fochu) reported 55 minutes ago

  @Rydo1512 @lu28hslot I was flagged as bot (funny fact I was posting much less than usual) and could't post for a day (no posts, no qrts, only rt and likes worked), then everything went back to normal but after posting maybe 4-5 tweets I was sent to jail again. Reddit says it's wider problem with app

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  Sierra (@Sierrathefurry) reported 57 minutes ago

  @MetalFolf Reddit genuinely sucks and I say this while having 170k points from about two years of being on there. Like I got down voted for saying I do photography and will do some involving tornadoes soon. Like I'm sorry, I go outside unlike a lot of Redditors.

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  bheed (@panduhmohneeum) reported 59 minutes ago

  @ragiiing_bull VB doing VB things but pls skip 'Tejas Vistadoom'. Premium charge (3.5K), chronically late, food's meh, single server who thinks he's serving main character energy. Went online to vent only to find my tribe i.e passengers complaining on travel sites, reddit etc.😭💀