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Problems detected

Users are reporting problems related to: website down, sign in and errors.

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Reddit is a social news aggregation, web content rating, and discussion website. Reddit's registered community members can submit content, such as text posts or direct links.

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.

August 24: Problems at Reddit

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Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Reddit users through our website.

  • 53% Website Down (53%)
  • 25% Sign in (25%)
  • 22% Errors (22%)

Live Outage Map

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

CityProblem TypeReport Time
Guayaquil Errors 3 days ago
Veracruz Website Down 9 days ago
Bhubaneshwar Website Down 12 days ago
Melbourne Sign in 14 days ago
San Nicolás de los Garza Sign in 17 days ago
Ciudad Obregón Website Down 17 days ago
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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • builtbyMK
    MK | E-com Customer Journey Specialist (@builtbyMK) reported

    @tryjude @CodebuffAI I feel like LinkedIn has become a place for ego more than actual Linking In. While reddit, hoooohhhhhh, i know reddit for over 6years and i still don't know wtf imma do there 😭. Probably cuz i haven't really put effort into understanding it. I genuinely get depressed and just lazy around for days, till my brain finds the next problem and I spend day obsessing over fixing, then once i do, i don't even talk about it, just put it in one corner. Yeah, im just really terrible at socializing and showing ****, built over 10 different lead gen, outreach and content creating/posting ai automations, only to just hang em up like mehh 😪😪. I hate it.

  • arminairalert
    Armin Arlert (@arminairalert) reported

    @devinzander @EmaadTDBN Wow so much Reddit karma bro calm down I can’t keep my pants on

  • Majinbuuglazer
    majinbuuglazer (@Majinbuuglazer) reported

    @jeezy90z If other peoplecan post to it it can have gooner **** on it. The problem with tiktok gooning is its just not god, 10× the effort of other apps just for it to be *** **** anyways. Twitter gooning and reddit gooning are the 2 only actual apps that are frfr worth it

  • aidenpryde
    aidenpryde (@aidenpryde) reported

    @CatholicAwesome @ZeldaZealot Because if you did anything to interrupt them, like form a party of bandits to raid the town, they'd ban you. It's not a RP server, it's where Reddit mods gather to control people.

  • Krish_nvm_Raw
    Krish (@Krish_nvm_Raw) reported

    It's not gono stop 🛑!!! > Soon we gono spread the twitter into full blown modified sm!! Also will try to do fix the reddit thing!!

  • SadTreachery
    SadAgent (@SadTreachery) reported

    Reddit is the best social media, not because it's good, but because it's the last big remnant of the old forums and therefore the most useful one by far. All the ways it sucks are because of modern social media design, but if it goes down we're ******.

  • AdnanChaumette
    Adnan (@AdnanChaumette) reported

    @KeyTryer What's even more tragic is that LLMs, even frontier ones, excessively parrot Reddit pessimism. Until the labs start building data sets from scratch by first principle reasoning, we're bound to this slop. Same with code slop. RLHF won't fix this either.

  • BennyDiazepine
    sean (@BennyDiazepine) reported

    @HandyGingerGal Women are stupid and their banal problems are brought on by themselves. Thank you for bringing this reddit post to my attention- a singularly original idea for a podcast from the most shrill, vacuous, zero-charisma direct marketers you've ever met.

  • JacobAwsum
    Jacob Awsum (@JacobAwsum) reported

    @beans_5eva @SlothNamedYogur @LifeNewsToo Literally poorly written fanfiction? Reddit is down the hall and to the left.

  • Wilson102804
    Wilson (@Wilson102804) reported

    @Aznkewl @djdjavr You’re if Reddit transubstantiated into a person Teenagers say provocative things for comedic effect. Why is that where your head goes? Seems telling to me, almost like you yourself have a problem, and are virtue signaling to deflect from your own nature.

  • threadotter
    Jin Otto (@threadotter) reported

    Where it shows up - Reddit: r/SmallBusiness, r/Entrepreneur, local business subs (search “lost leads”, “slow follow‑up”, “no-shows”). - X: short threads or posts like “we’re bleeding leads because replies take days” or “clients ghost after first DM.”

  • its_AngryAniki
    Black-Haired Protag. (@its_AngryAniki) reported

    My problem with Reddit is it’s a giant circle jerk, the post themselves are fine but then you’re only allowed to have one opinion in the comments everything else gets downvoted or removed by mods. Reddit Mods are the main issues with the site imo, SOME are too power hungry.

  • SparkleWolf404
    SparkleWolf404 (@SparkleWolf404) reported

    @viridiancolors I am never allowed to delete my reddit account because I’ll become THAT deleted user. I found a fix to an obscure game breaking glitch on an online game that requires an external tool to fix, if I delete my account, that knowledge goes with me.

  • ViniciusPS9987
    𝚅𝚒𝚗𝚒𝚌𝚕𝚘𝚞𝚜 (Titans and Federation Glazer) (@ViniciusPS9987) reported

    @KGN_004 Reminds me the time i was trying to emulate a game and i found a reddit guy asking the same thing and when i went there to see how to fix that problem people were mocking him

  • Rouniyn
    Ronin (@Rouniyn) reported

    @viridiancolors I saw this ****. Found the solution to my problem on Reddit only for some ******* moderator to have banned the guy that posted the solution.

  • ecomvillainx
    ecomvillain (@ecomvillainx) reported

    The best product research often starts where customers are angry. Not where gurus post “winning products.” Go where people complain. Amazon reviews. Reddit. TikTok comments. YouTube comments. Competitor reviews. Forums. Then search for sentences like: “I wish...” “I hate that…” “Why doesn’t this…” “I bought this because…” “The only problem is…” “I returned it because…” Now create 4 documents. PAINS What repeatedly frustrates buyers? DESIRES What outcome are they actually chasing? OBJECTIONS What prevents purchase? COMPETITOR GAPS What are existing solutions doing poorly? Then ask: Can a product or offer credibly address one of these patterns? That’s much stronger than: “This product looks cool.” The internet is already full of free customer research. Most people simply don’t organize it. Reply “ECOM” and I’ll send you the book.

  • Thelmavrh
    Mikie’s Helicopter (@Thelmavrh) reported

    Ugh @CBSBigBrother why are you forcing this **** down our throats? Not interested. If I want discussion, I’ll go to Reddit.

  • LeelouWitchyPoo
    🌜Leelou *pissed off ginger* WitchyPoo🌛🐈‍⬛🐈 (@LeelouWitchyPoo) reported

    @schmal60mare I hate to ever think this way about someone but those reddit posts rubbed me the wrong way. How he's now talking about this stupid podcast & just enabling Roz's terrible behavior.

  • SiNevesh
    Sin (@sinevesh.bsky.social) (@SiNevesh) reported

    @viridiancolors Excuse my neckbeard moment but the secret is the people with the knowledge to solve the problems were driven away by Reddit's awful management and have left for other websites. All that's left are the new age Redditors using New Reddit who came from Reddit Story slop videos

  • DetectiveMint86
    Mint🔍✨️| #1 Novel Henry fan (@DetectiveMint86) reported

    They're flaming me on the novels subreddit for the john x charlie hate here guys did I even say anything bad? The guy claims I made an alt to stalk their reddit account bc they blocked me but I absolutely did not I can see their posts on both my accounts without an issue so Idk

  • legionsdev
    Gurbinder (@legionsdev) reported

    @wojakcodes post on reddit you will get 40k down votes lol

  • M_Bohemond
    Marshal Bohemond ⚔️⛨ Space Crusader Vtuber (@M_Bohemond) reported

    No because unlike the Prequels which were flawed but good films colored as awful films by Reddit, the Sequels are genuinely awful in every respect. Objectively terrible films with no artistic value or reason to justify their existence.

  • Zatshot
    Zatshot (@Zatshot) reported

    @Rikkarudoesu There's a packet loss issue on the beta everyone is complaining about it on Reddit. Do you play on pc or console? Idk if that changes anything

  • thegoldeenhand
    gold. (@thegoldeenhand) reported

    RPM on faceless YouTube has nothing to do with the niche anymore. And every creator still chasing "high RPM niches" is solving a problem that stopped existing 18 months ago. Let me explain what changed… The advertiser algorithm shifted. Finance, crypto, and "premium" categories used to pay $20+ RPM while entertainment paid $4. Creators built entire strategies around picking the right category because the niche determined the money. That math is dead. Today RPM is driven by video duration, not content category. A 40-minute Wild West romance story earns $20-30 RPM. A 50-minute Alpha King audiobook hits $25+. A 10-minute finance explainer? $8-12 because the session time is too short for YouTube to serve enough mid-rolls. I run 20 monetized channels. Every single one sits at $20+ RPM. Not one of them is in finance or crypto. They're all AI stories. The duration is the variable. The niche determines the audience and the aesthetic. The duration determines the money. This changes the decision tree completely. You don't need a "premium niche." You need a niche where the standard content duration is 30-60 minutes, the audience watches on TV and phone (not desktop, which has lower ad load), and the format lets you hit that duration without spending $500 per video on production. AI stories are the vehicle. A single operator produces a 50-minute video in under 30 minutes using a JSON template for scripting, ElevenLabs for voiceover, and basic editing software for assembly. The production cost per video is close to $0 after tool subscriptions. The audience for this content is 55-64, US-based, watching on connected TVs. Advertisers pay premium CPMs to reach them. This is why RPM is high regardless of whether the story is about cowboys, dukes, veterans, or Alpha kings. The demographic is the premium, not the topic. So if you're scrolling through Reddit threads about "which YouTube niche pays the best RPM" in 2026, you're reading advice from 2024. The answer is: the one where you produce 40-60 minute content for an older US audience on TV. The niche is a styling decision at that point. The RPM follows the duration. The full breakdown of which niches fit this profile and the production system behind all of them is inside Elevate at elevate(.uno). DM me if you want to talk through your specific setup

  • Johnyknowhow
    Johnyknowhow (@Johnyknowhow) reported

    @viridiancolors you finally find the only other soul on the Internet with your esoteric niche issue but it's a reddit thread with 2 upvotes from 5 years ago and the only reply that fixed the OPs issue now reads "almanac dietary grand watermelon variable heliosphere"...

  • shivak_01
    Shiva Khemka (@shivak_01) reported

    40+ places to find customers besides LinkedIn: Apollo Clay ZoomInfo Cognism Crunchbase PitchBook BuiltWith Wappalyzer Similarweb 6sense Bombora G2 Capterra Clutch GoodFirms DesignRush Product Hunt BetaList Wellfound Upwork Contra Fiverr Google Maps Yelp Thomasnet Kompass ImportYeti OpenCorporates Reddit Quora Indie Hackers Hacker News Facebook Groups Discord Slack communities YouTube TikTok Substack Job boards Industry associations Trade directories Trade shows Meetups The best source depends on your ICP. But “I can't find leads” is rarely a lead problem. It's usually a “I'm only looking in wrong places" problem

  • wordsatscale
    Vlad Ivanov (@wordsatscale) reported

    Every homeowner mid-renovation posts their contractor's bid on Reddit and asks the same question. Am I being ripped off. $25K gutters, $146K windows, $13K to fix a 3-year-old AC. Nobody answers with real benchmarks.

  • daveoh17
    david oh (@daveoh17) reported

    @kitt_jesse53478 you're post says his adot went down after week 10. rice went out in week 4. what does this have to do with rice? like i said, they had him run downfield routes and he wasn't good at it. not sure what your missing. do i need to type a reddit post so you believe me?

  • achille610
    Stefano Galloni (@achille610) reported

    @harpreetchatha_ This highlights an important AEO problem: once Reddit becomes a source for LLMs, it inevitably becomes a target for people trying to manipulate what LLMs retrieve and cite.

  • pexabit
    minister without portfolio (@pexabit) reported

    @Balwantrao0104 @KritaNishchayah Aditya and that woman working with him are active Reddit atheists. Emissary guy does content stuff and gets annoyed that immigrants are criticized, and seems to have identity crisis issues. I like what I read from Rohit.