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	1 day 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

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  🎀🌸PrincessJupiter🌸🎀 (@nalushipfeak) reported 4 minutes ago

  So pulling off faulse copyright sticks...okay dumbass. I guess your dumbass forgot that you can be taken down for this dumb **** too then. Also no one takes you seriously because you were a ******* reddit mod.

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  Elva Chaco IV 🇻🇪 (@occasus_lucis) reported 7 minutes ago

  Reddit is down the hall to the left

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  The Agentic Operator (@AgenticOperator) reported 8 minutes ago

  @MordyOberstein steer into the skid... acknowledge the weakness before AI amplifies it. sony being expensive isn't the problem. sony never owning the WHY is. address the elephant or reddit writes the story for you.

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  Based Rafal (@based_rafal) reported 15 minutes ago

  @Zippedtothebone @ellymelly @PatrickGormanMP Settle down reddit atheist. No one cares. Cope and dilate.

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  ipghost (@00ipghost) reported 17 minutes ago

  i think i should just learn from people smarter than me (george carlin specifically) and recognize that the loudest people are often the most retarded "very close to being abandoned altogether due to having mostly stagnated for years now" my brother in christ, let us have a short and hopefully enlightening conversation. reddit was launched 21 years ago, and as a technology, has effectively stagnated. hasn't stopped you from posting on it. http was formalized in 1996, a full 30 years ago. largely a stagnant technology, but it's what you used to send your post to reddit. what your dumb *** calls "stagnated" is what virtually the rest of the human race considers "matured". and you know what happens with matured technology? and why it stays around forever, like how smtp was defined in 1982 and is still the underlying protocol for people trying to make sales online in the year of our lord twenty-twenty six? it gets APPLIED "sucking at math" is a pointless argument, because (a) it turns out not to suck at brute-forcing problems through sheer computational blasting, and that's a really cool thing to have. and (b) it turns out - and you're gonna hate this - that the last major pure math breakthrough with any real-world consequence happened over 20 years ago (Compressed sensing, Candes, Romberg, Tao, Donoho) - it improved scan times in MRIs. see, i'm not even counting Attention Is All You Need, because I specifically asked my clanker to go find a pure math breakthrough, and it had to literally dig past the 2008 financial crisis to find one. that's how the average person perceives "math" as a field. you know how it's changed since, in the fields that keep moving (cryptography, algorithms, ml, etc?) - we're having the machines do more of it, because it turns out that machines aren't half bad at it. so yes, ai sucks at doing A Beautiful Mind (2001) starring Russel Crowe "math". the rest of the world has already made peace with that. we're moving forward anyway, and every time someone finds a new pain point to apply an AI to, and the pain point goes away at a cost the market can bear, the technology entrenches even further.

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  junkkun (@ItWeenie) reported 17 minutes ago

  @NTweetish @Gettermancc5 me to that account: evangelion reddit is down the hall to the left.

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  Billy Ronson (@RonsonBilly) reported 17 minutes ago

  I said this years ago in a Reddit tirade. The reality is, for a lot of these people the “truth” is too boring. It’s not entertaining enough for them. They have lost the plot. And what it comes down to is their life is so boring that they manufacture ways for real life to entertain them. And if that means concocting wild conspiracies about CK, or children being trafficked through a Washington DC pizzeria, they’ll do that. They’re not “truthers.” They’re just bored.

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  Chris Donnelly (@donnellycss) reported 17 minutes ago

  1. Direct-answer headline ↳ Lead with the outcome. The first 60 words decide whether AI can extract you. 2. Query-matched subheadline ↳ Mirror the exact phrasing your audience uses when asking AI. 3. Citable hero asset ↳ A chart, calculator, or video AI can quote back in an answer. 4. Trust bar ↳ Logos AI already recognises as authority signals in your category. 5. Primary CTA ↳ One clear action, above the fold, no competing links. 6. Outcome-led benefits ↳ Frame every feature as the result it drives, not the function it performs. 7. Problem framed as a prompt ↳ Write it the way a buyer would type it into ChatGPT. 8. Solution as the extractable answer ↳ Short paragraphs, clear structure, quotable one-liners. 9.Schema layer ↳ Article, FAQ, and Organisation schema built in from launch. 10. Original data block ↳ Stats and research AI can't find anywhere else. Be the source. 11. Named social proof ↳ Real customer names, roles, and companies. Anonymous quotes get ignored. 12. Case studies with metrics ↳ Before and after numbers AI can lift into comparison answers. 13. FAQ section ↳ Real questions in H2s. Answers in 40 to 60 words. Perfect for citation. 14. Pricing transparency ↳ Clear tiers, no "contact us" gates for buyer-intent visitors. 15. Repeat CTA with proof ↳ Restate the offer next to a customer result or metric. 16. Off-site citations ↳ Link out to your Reddit, Quora, G2, and press mentions.

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  If you're feeling Adventurous... (@xIYFAx) reported 29 minutes ago

  @Atomsmade Empirical evidence points towards Christianity as the solution not the problem, but keep pushing your Reddit atheism talking points heathen, maybe someday you'll get the communist hellscape that you really want.

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  𝖤𝗆 (@F1swift04) reported 29 minutes ago

  @itsnotsainz55 i got through on whatsapp and they sent me a confirmation but no payment link yet from reddit it seems like payment is down !!!

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  Just Le Canuck 🌸👹 (@JustAGamer6464) reported 31 minutes ago

  @SteinerWaffen @zeviverse Some mods have mega ego problems. They are wannabe dicktaters who think they are cool because they can ban you from a server or a sub-Reddit. They are sad and pathetic losers

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  John (@hello_code_) reported 33 minutes ago

  @saaayyyaaan Hey, building two AI SaaS products right now, AI visibility tracking and Reddit signal finding. Always down to connect with people actually obsessed with the work.

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  Jordan Gal (@JordanGal) reported 33 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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  Giovanni Tertulli (@GTertulli) reported 36 minutes ago

  Most cycling brands break one fundamental copywriting principle that always translates into tons of lost customers: They polish every word until it sounds important, and the result is *every* brand sounding the exact same as the others: The most common ones: • “Smoother” • “Faster” • “More comfortable” • “More engaging” • “Performance” • “Efficiency” • “Emotion” Which is why, no matter how incredible the bike is, people remain confused as to whether that's really the one for them (and confusion kills deals). The problem is that it feels like brands are speaking for themselves. And that creates distance between them and their customers. I had a look at some Reddit threads, and riders describe bikes through situations, body parts, surfaces, and consequences. They think in specific, physical things: numb hands after 80km, the feeling of a rough road through the bar tape, the moment their legs blow up on a long climb. Some more examples, comparing what I found on some big cycling brands websites VS the way their people actually talk. Notice the difference: Example 1: BRAND 1 writes "[VERY POPULAR BICYCLE MODEL] is where performance, efficiency, and emotion become one." -> While people on Reddit: "Does this actually absorb road vibration or will my hands be wrecked after 4 hours?" The brand should write that answer in plain English, like: "The [VERY POPULAR BICYCLE MODEL] keeps your hands from going numb on rough roads, even after four hours in the saddle." Example 2: BRAND 2 writes "transforms every ride into an experience that is smoother, faster and more engaging." -> While people on Reddit: "How does it actually feel on a long climb when you're already cooked?" Again, write that answer. "On a long climb, when your legs are already burning, the geometry keeps your position open so you can still breathe." Example 3: BRAND 3 writes "designed for riders who embrace long distances." -> While people on Reddit: "Will I be wrecked after 120km or can I push through?" And once again, write that answer. "At 120km your back stays flat and your power output holds, because the fit does not collapse under fatigue." The rule is simple: if a rider cannot see it, touch it, or feel it in their body, rewrite it. Your copy should answer the question using the same language a rider uses when talking all things bikes. And instead, it's using vague terms that everyone uses, and that communicate nothing to the reader.

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  R. Riesgo (@riesgo_19XX) reported 37 minutes ago

  TV was fine with any other input, just not with my PC. Nothing I could find online helped, until I found a comment in a Reddit thread suggesting that an update to TCL TVs seemed to be the cause. Did a factory reset and didn't connect the TV to my WiFi, and the problem is gone.

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  💔 ᴠᴏɪᴅ ᴋɪᴅ/Dreamer Angelo 💔 (@Angelo16crack16) reported 42 minutes ago

  @HyZocus @tsunamicat_ @_Booklover3 I've been corrected more than once in Reddit posts, but I've always explained that it's a translation error, and people have been quite forgiving. They even took the time to explain why "his" wasn't correct and why I should use "their"

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  Amish Assassin (@AmishAssassin) reported 42 minutes ago

  @JoshDenny The problem most people haven’t realized is that AI can be used to be bias toward the narrative prompt. I have tested in multiple models that will return different results depending on the wording used. So it may use a Reddit post or a bias article instead of fact.

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  Tony Zhu (@tonyzhu) reported 42 minutes ago

  Almost been a reddit user for a decade. It's only in highsight do I realize how genius the core principles are 1) presort people by interest, this does cause echo chambers for divisive topics but are also just plain useful for the other 95% of the time 2) tree structured replies, objectively a better experience than linear which is chaos once multiple sub-conversations get going 3) distributed content ranking, both upvotes and down votes are required and engaging gives a sense of community participation

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  salad fingers (@awefulgf) reported 45 minutes ago

  @DigitalBratxoxo if yall go on reddit for a gf u deserve whatever terrible thing is to come

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  j (@altandbrimstone) reported 45 minutes ago

  @jazforthesoul I keep it open 😔 ive messed around with a ton of settings but im not that competent with computers so its mainly just been following instructions off of reddit based on the errors that pop up and hoping for the best

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  Darcy Fields system (@sysdfields) reported 45 minutes ago

  @IntCyberDigest Does right-click and "block element" work to resolve the issue? If not, screw Reddit.

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  sabir hussain (@sabir_huss50540) reported 48 minutes ago

  🚨BREAKING: A guy named Michael Sitarzewski turned a Reddit thread into 51 specialist AI agents, and 143,000 people starred it. It's called The Agency. Everyone building with a coding agent starts from the same blank slate: "You are a helpful assistant." So you spend your evenings writing system prompts, trying to bolt expertise and a point of view onto a generic model, one persona at a time. He already wrote all of them. Here's what it actually is: → 51 hand-crafted agent personas, each a real specialist with a domain, a voice, and defined deliverables, not a one-line prompt template → Covers the whole shop: frontend, backend, QA that defaults to hunting 3-5 issues and demanding visual proof, DevOps, product, design, even a Reddit community-builder and a "reality checker" → Works natively with Claude Code: drop the .md files into ~/.claude/agents/ and activate any of them mid-session → Ships conversion and install scripts so the same roster works across Copilot, Gemini CLI, Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode, each tool's format handled for you → A companion native app for macOS, Windows, and Linux installs the whole catalog with a click, no clone, no scripts, and auto-updates. It's MIT, local-first, and runs zero telemetry The people whose agents actually act like senior specialists didn't write better prompts at midnight. They installed a roster someone spent months crafting and gave away. 143k stars. 23.3k forks. (Link in the comments)

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  Yassine Atik (@IamYassineAtik) reported 50 minutes ago

  the plan limits live in one file now. the server reads it, the pricing page reads it. what you see is what gets enforced. i've shipped the version where those drift apart. it's a bad bug to debug at midnight when a user is telling you they're on the wrong tier. the rest of willitstay is the same: paste a reddit draft before you post, it tells you if it'll get silently removed and names the exact rule. won't write your post or farm karma. the post still has to be worth reading. link in the reply.

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  Roch (@rochirfin) reported 50 minutes ago

  @GameSpot New World closed their game forums after a year because people were rightfuly giving negative feedback. Nuking the forums and telling people to "go check out reddit or discord" is a major red flag and they knew their **** game was in trouble even back then

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  raw (@rawdog710) reported 51 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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  mesmer (@mesmerlord) reported 51 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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  umjammer dani (@mousoutelepath) reported 54 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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  FalterXV (@falter_xv) reported 57 minutes ago

  How to ego bruise witch hunting, TK'ing trolls: Apparently just play the game enough that despite months of lies made by them, the game now openly tells them I have more experience and they can't grief. Who would have thunk? Also, apparently playing the game and being experienced is rage baiting? They do realize I don't throw down SOS flares, right? None of them have to stalk me in the first place, and if they're doing so to try to TK me and I anticipate it and they fail . . . I mean, stay mad cuz bad and stay ego bruised braking Arrowhead's TOS? You could just make your own lobbies. Easiest way to avoid being "mad" you can't come and ruin mine since you need me to carry you. Hope reddit goes easy on you for your whining tears, egotist. Your dunning-kruger is real and you proved the point my tweet that you stole was making too.

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  Deleted Account (@DeletedAcc3573) reported 57 minutes ago

  @imissyoukyu Not only that, Do you know that there was a “femcel” Reddit that had to get shut down? It was shut down because too many males were offering these so called “femcels” relationships. So you’re just a liar. Trying to play victim. You caused your own problems.

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  Elera 🇲🇽 🇳🇬 | Diseñador de Marca (@VictorElera3) reported 58 minutes ago

  I wish X has a down vote button like Reddit