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 (64%)
• Errors (25%)
• Sign in (11%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Indio	Website Down	3 days ago
Rosenau	Errors	4 days ago
Pélissanne	Sign in	6 days ago
Adelaide	Website Down	10 days ago
Brisbane	Website Down	12 days ago
Bengaluru	Website Down	14 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Koustubh Lapate (@koustubh018) reported 7 seconds ago

  One Reddit comment brought us more users than an entire week of posting on other platforms. The comment wasn't promotional. It was simply helping someone solve a problem. Founders consistently underestimate how much trust can be built in a single thoughtful reply.

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  Grokukle (@Grokukle) reported 24 seconds ago

  @UAPLuigi Also on UFO reddit sub posts were being taken down over and over about this incident. All over reddit being removed

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  rusty (@rustycohl) reported 5 minutes ago

  Hey so what are the odds someone else already solved this exact problem check Reddit and stack overflow

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  Wasim (@WasimShips) reported 6 minutes ago

  @saen_dev exactly, self-selected by problem is the key part people forget reddit users are already talking about their pain points in real time you just show up where the conversation already exists instead of trying to create it from scratch

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  Airwingmarine (@AirwingMarine) reported 6 minutes ago

  @Scott05274688 It can be good for summarizing specific texts as well. The problem with Tarkov is the text its summarizing is bullshit people make up and put on reddit or X. Alot of creators clickbait like crazy with straight up lies.

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  Ken 無 (non-official taco bell affiliate) (@Ken67547214) reported 11 minutes ago

  I Spent My 20s Hating Women Now I'm Begging for Reddit Karma at 38. I built a six-figure career, bought a house by myself, and spent fifteen years selling courses to men teaching them how to scare the hoes Now I'm 38, sitting in an empty studio apartment, shirtless, bathed in chicken grease glistening in the blue light of my chromebook, explaining how modern feminism sold us a lie. Success is a scam. It doesn't keep you warm at night (I sweat (a lot)) I thought internet fame meant happiness. It actually just means paying all the bills alone while realizing the dating pool at my age is completely broken. To the women I sent death threats to in my twenties: I was wrong. I'm ready to settle down now. Where are all the quality ******* hiding?

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  Dark Energy (@ftrfight) reported 12 minutes ago

  Recently attended a niche sporting event. It was well run and I had a great time. After, I read about the event on Reddit. Redditors complained of its poor quality, low energy, terrible value. Turns out none of them even attended! Believe nothing you read from that ********.

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  EldenPeepo (@BalrogToad) reported 15 minutes ago

  @DFine2002 @RicardoRam63404 @pulledbjjork Reddit is down the hall buddy

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  Creditkeeda (@creditkeeda) reported 15 minutes ago

  Looks like HOI has started cracking down on lounge access abuse. You can no longer add a different passenger's name using a card that's already linked to your account. Not surprising, considering lounge access was being sold for ₹100–₹200 in some circles. Platforms are getting stricter. H/T Reddit

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  James (@japackersfan69) reported 16 minutes ago

  @AliBlaque Just went to your Reddit page and I'm not seeing anything. Looks like it's down to me

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  Sam🔩 (@Sam_was_herexx) reported 16 minutes ago

  @bolt2bluevortex almost everyone on this app does it? if you don't see threads of theories then it's your problem, plus Reddit is supposedly to be used for making theory, predictions, and not wait for leaks cuz leaks drop here first anyways, and dudes wake up early/stay wake late for them here.

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  The Ghost of Francis E Dec, esq. (@dndubrbx) reported 17 minutes ago

  @persnicketyweas @Jens72609591 @bling_momma Depends on the definition of the word “is”. Get ******** out of here with that pseudo-intellectual Reddit tier omnidestiny ball glazing bullshit. What makes you think that if the rich paid more things would suddenly be better for the average Joe. Trickle down tax benefits? lol

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  Santanu (@SantanuDatta94) reported 19 minutes ago

  @brendt_gd It's sad seeing the vote gone like this way, ajezz on reddit have shown some fraustation it seems. Also shoutout to Larry who actually requested the vote to be on hold to fix the issues.

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  cheesm 💙 | チーズム (@anindyan3) reported 20 minutes ago

  @yourbestanch0r NO actually, I just saw a post on Reddit that was disappointed that SWS was actually a Christian band (even though they really aren’t), and it made me realize how much religious topics is just a very sensitive issue in the US? People are being annoying abt Kellin’s faith though

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  Έλλην Νταβλάχος (@dawlascientific) reported 20 minutes ago

  @witagon The problem is that it's not real formality (which in English usually involves archaic loanwords and pronominal adverbs, the stuff you'd find in legal documents), it's Reddit pedantry and trying to imitate the way "intellectual" characters speak in goyslop TV shows.

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  Namons the Retuber 🇨🇦🥓💫 (@ThatNamons) reported 24 minutes ago

  Crying ableism and scolding people for "not being good" just because a game doesn't include an accessibility option you need is just about as performative as it gets. Some devs don't have the resources to program this into their games. Not every dev is going to think of every accessibility issue. That doesn't make them a bad person. Reddit is over that way. 👉

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  Ely 🌌 Vedrfolnir's angel (@ElysianHeresy) reported 30 minutes ago

  @elyxialuv The issue is that I don't use Reddit to post my art, I would have never found out about this without my friend or people tagging me there, and I still don't want to see my art altered for memes in any case, my watermark was four times on the og picture but with format they –

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  youngie Can't help myself to kiss and tell 💋 (@Youngiiie0) reported 31 minutes ago

  @jiminiesneck i had the same problem when i upload it on X or reddit for my latest edit...

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  Rhoose / dni proship (@rhoosecaboose) reported 35 minutes ago

  tried advertising comms on Reddit and they took my post down for not having enough Reddit activity in general WHATEVER😭

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  GrumpierByTheDay (@GrumpierBTDay) reported 35 minutes ago

  @HYcorps @ZaStocks Reddit is already a terrible training ground. Look at those stats/studies on how Reddit relationship advice changed over time. Like 90% of all solutions offered now are "leave your partner". You don't really want Reddit in your training corpus.

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  Rural Revival (@RuralRevive) reported 38 minutes ago

  @grok @BasilTheGreat @grok, But kids can get on and use Reddit or Bluesky with no problem. It's only these select apps that are an issue. Is that right?

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  Aruakpo 🖊️📝 (@Adforyourbiznes) reported 39 minutes ago

  @kemistgold @asemota I don't have much experience with lead generation but the best way to reach them is target keywords that your target market usually use to express problems you are looking to solve. It can be on this platform, Reddit or niche Facebook groups. Send a DM when you find a prospect.

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  Avirup Sarker 👋 (@avirupzen) reported 43 minutes ago

  On ideas Don't start with: "What can I build?" Start by going where people talk about their problems. • Reddit is underrated • Product Hunt shows what's gaining traction and why • Twitter shows what people can't stop arguing about

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  Peter Brand - Wishlist The Void (@EyeOfScar) reported 44 minutes ago

  You are missing the point. You cannot make a game for everyone. The point is to reach out to potential audience of your game and get them excited. 99% of the time, it would be the non-audience who complains about something. You cannot sell a game to somebody who is not your audience. The game mentioned clearly have a demographic, but the word clearly didn't reach them. A demographic that plays games like Flower, Journey, Abzu, etc. They are among the mainstream audience itself, but perhaps not in the PC crowd, more in console space if I were to say. The answer to this is not "just market the game" either. This is why big studios throws multi millions to promote their games, just to get the word out, to get the reach. For indie devs, esp solo, this help would require the help from community of other developers as well as audience who support the indie community. Even if the game isn't for you, it doesn't take much to share it or talk about it with someone whom you think it might be a fit for. There are various social sites, reddit, etc that can help with some exposure. A little help can go a long way. Every day thousands of games come out. A huge portion of this being simply junk. The audience can help filter these and bring light to some genuinely good games. There is a trend in YT now where you purposefully play terrible games just to make scared faces and jumpscare content. What good does that even do. Awards are being given to games with 10s of millions of dollars in budget calling themselves indies. What good is that doing? The more I think about this, the more what Satya Nadella said start to make sense - "The main competitor of Xbox / Microsoft is not other game platforms, its tiktok" - because it seems now that people only want to waste time and not experience it. So products have to appeal in such a way that it can excite the zombie brain. All these doesn't leave me optimistic for the future. But you gotta do what you gotta do at the end of the day and hope for the best, while preparing for the worst.

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  UAP ★ Luigi ★👁️⃤ 🇺🇸 κρυπτός W.👽MJ12 SOM1-01🫈 (@UAPLuigi) reported 46 minutes ago

  The Magé UFO incident 💥 🛸 🇧🇷 Often discussed as the “Magé UFO crash” occurred on the night of May 12, 2020, in the municipality of Magé, Rio de Janeiro state, Brazil, just north of Rio de Janeiro city near Guanabara Bay. Residents filmed and shared numerous videos showing multiple glowing orbs and lights of different colors (blue, red, yellow) moving across the sky from roughly 10:40 p.m. until 2:00 a.m. Some clips depicted circular objects and bright flashes on the horizon, with a few appearing to form triangular patterns. These recordings quickly spread on Twitter, Reddit, and Brazilian social media, sparking widespread public interest. As the videos went viral, speculation rapidly escalated into claims of a UFO crash or shoot-down. Rumors circulated about loud explosions and gunshots, Brazilian army troops cordoning off forested areas along the bay as a supposed crash site, and soldiers detaining people who tried to approach. Online users pointed to a Google Maps satellite image that seemed to show a disc-shaped white object in the woods, interpreting it as wreckage or a landed craft; some dramatized videos and CGI animations even alleged U.S. military involvement and captured beings. The hashtag #MageUFO trended briefly before many posts disappeared, fueling accusations of censorship or a cover-up. In reality, no witnesses formally reported the objects to local authorities, and Brazilian news outlets covered the event as a “supposed UFO appearance” that generated memes rather than confirmed anomalies. Skeptics attributed the lights to mundane causes such as drones, skydivers with pyrotechnics, Chinese lanterns, or conventional aircraft. Google confirmed the satellite “saucer” was a common sensor artifact caused by sunlight reflecting off a building and overloading the camera. Investigations, including from ufology groups, found no verifiable debris, crash evidence, or official military records supporting extraordinary claims, marking the episode as a classic case of social-media-driven hysteria amplifying ambiguous nighttime lights into elaborate conspiracy theories.

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  dhia70 🇮🇪 (@demuppehsho) reported 46 minutes ago

  Did I get hacked or what?? I saw sum Reddit post that it happened to some guy 30 mins ago also so I’m hoping it’s j a glitch 😭😭😭

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  Chris (@ChrisGeorgeBerg) reported 47 minutes ago

  @snh123 @ajeee_22132 I have tested AI on this subject a ton and found it to be often misleading. I am sure it does it on multiple subjects but this is one I am well versed in. I think part of the problem is AI is trained on reddit posts which are often extremely biased and don't allow Christians to debate their views.

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  Leia (@TheSWPrincess) reported 50 minutes ago

  @MMULLY2468 @2021Sardonic The thing is, I didn't think he can. His lead over Collins is already down to one point. I have it on good authority that as the majority of the electorate in Maine is older, and not on social media (other than Facebook) much, it takes longer for news of Platner's scandals to reach people, since they watch network news. More old Reddit posts will keep surfacing (the one I saw today was him thanking prostitutes for their "******" (a okay on "service"), posted in 2021. The that his Kik account is still active is horrible.

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  Red "Yangy" Young (@YoungRenegadeRY) reported 55 minutes ago

  @10DowningStreet You’re genuinely all a bunch of ********* honestly. If it wasn’t for social media, I wouldn’t have been able to build confidence in my teenage years. It honestly saved me. And banning **** like YouTube and Twitch? Thats like banning TV. Banning Reddit when it’s one of the most helpful sites on the internet, especially when troubleshooting broken tech. Absolutely ******* moronic.

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  Arthur (@arthrduarte) reported 60 minutes ago

  We quite literally got to a point where using Reddit for market research is a terrible idea Absolutely all posts over there are AI slop, with all the AI quirks we all know and clearly asking questions so they can reply with their product for SEO purposes BUT, not all is lost... the alpha today is using Gemini 👀 Most people I talk to have no clue about this, but Gemini is the only model out there with access to Youtube transcripts. The videos might have been created with AI assistance, but most creators put their own thoughts, style, and words on top of it It's almost the only place online where I'm fully convinced I'll be interacting and consuming content from a real person Everything else has been compromised