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	4 days ago
Veracruz	Website Down	10 days ago
Bhubaneshwar	Website Down	13 days ago
Melbourne	Sign in	15 days ago
San Nicolás de los Garza	Sign in	18 days ago
Ciudad Obregón	Website Down	18 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  FPL Guru (@FPLGuruOfficial) reported 8 minutes ago

  GW1 still has matches to finish, but our community pipeline already pulled an early GW2 read overnight from Reddit and the FPL YouTube crowd we track. Two names are already bleeding owners. Pedro Porro is down more than 100,000 net transfers this week, tagged in our player data as a lack-of-match-fitness doubt, with a 75% chance of playing, priced at £5.5m and still 15.3% owned. His Spurs teammate Van de Ven is down over 41,000, carrying an unspecified injury flag at 50%, £5.0m and 4.9% owned. Going the other way, Tzolis (Arsenal, £6.5m, 25.4% owned) and Ndiaye (Everton, £6.0m, 16.0% owned) are the early risers, both already on the board with 6 and 9 points and picking up mentions for bonus point hauls rather than doubts. Nothing here is a buy or sell call. It is what real conversation looks like the moment the crowd stops watching this week's matches and starts planning for next week.

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  BlitzkriegRapist88 (@blitzkriegblud) reported 9 minutes ago

  @Maslack_Pizdec “and your sins (enjoying ai) unrepentantly risks hell” may allah strike me down if this is not the most Reddit **** ever uttered

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  Priyanshu Bhagat (@priyanshu_327) reported 10 minutes ago

  @deypriyam_ @kirat_tw the placement ratio of his cohorts was extremely low compared to apna college, geeksforgeeks just search 100xdevs on reddit and you will find out he has lied multiple times and been called out by his own audience now again 100xschool students trust is broken

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  PokéMar 𓅪 (@PokeMarr) reported 12 minutes ago

  @phi1odendron Ugh so upset. It gave me this insane form to fill out! I ordered stuff from the UK like 3 weeks ago and it got here last week with no issue but all of sudden this??? I found a Reddit thread that sort of makes sense so I’m gonna try that or just call UPS cuz it’s a plush I want😭

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  ray 🐹🎧 (🩸🤮) (@slowlywiltingg) reported 12 minutes ago

  @simp1yena the sh reddit is for recovery,, i think the other ones where u post sfx got taken down

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  The Highland Knight (@KnightHighland) reported 13 minutes ago

  Take-Two/Rockstar is just shooting in the dark Hunting down random people who have accounts on Reddit discussing about the leaks What a complete mess, they have no clue whos doing this

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  Yuvi | Building Avoliro (@yuvibuilds) reported 17 minutes ago

  @Mirabel151321 @Reddit You cannot, without specifying the issue regarding what you want to mail them. When specifying account ban, they tell to follow steps in the email that was sent by them when our account gets banned (the email that I never received)...

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  WhyAmIHereAgain (@why_here_again) reported 19 minutes ago

  @UAPReportingCnt Please stop promoting her as being an analyst for UAPTF. She participated in the r/space, a reddit-like chat group on a classified server. They were hobbyists playing around in their spare time.

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  Zipx (@zipx_ai) reported 25 minutes ago

  That Reddit thread about movies looking "washed out" now — "loss of light" — keeps circling in my head. And it's the exact opposite problem from what AI video has. AI footage doesn't look flat. It looks *over-lit*. Everything is uniformly crisp, evenly exposed, no shadows that swallow anything. It's the visual equivalent of a realtor turning on every lamp in the house. Here's the thing nobody's diagnosing correctly: the "AI look" isn't a resolution problem, it's a *hierarchy* problem. Great cinematography is about deciding what the audience should NOT see. Darkness is an editorial choice. Shadow is information about power, mood, secrecy. But current models are trained on averages — they smooth everything toward the mean, eliminating the visual tension that comes from a frame where half the image is intentional void. So we get 4K footage that looks like a demo reel for a lighting company. Technically flawless. Emotionally flat. The models will catch up eventually. But I'd argue the real fix is cultural: we need directors who treat "what's missing from the frame" as an input, not an accident. Until then, everyone's making bright, beautiful, forgettable content.

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  Om Patel (@om_patel5) reported 29 minutes ago

  top 13 ways to use grok bot to automate your life as a founder each bot gets its own browser, terminal and logins, so it does the work inside your real tools 1\ customer support > user sends a vague complaint > the bot opens your live app > reproduces it in the ui > records the steps > files the ticket with real repro instructions > hands it to claude code to fix, pushes to **** 2\ the inbox > reads every thread overnight > answers the easy ones off your knowledge base and sends them > books the calls straight into your calendar > chases anyone who ghosted you 3 days ago with follow ups > pulls anything with a deadline into a task list > flags only what actually needs you > you wake up to 4 emails instead of 90 3\ the outbound bot > pulls a lead list (e.g. apollo, sales navigator + anymail) > writes the sequence off a trigger event > sends tue wed thu at 7am their local time > replies within minutes of anyone responding > no human sdr beats a bot to speed to lead 4\ the deploy watcher > triggers on every commit > runs your signup flow in a real browser > checks the console for errors > only pings you if something broke 5\ the competitor bot > reads competitor pricing pages, changelogs and reviews off g2, capterra and trustpilot > tells you what changed the day it changes > figures out what is worth stealing for your own startup > hands claude a roadmap to ship it 6\ the reddit bot > watches every subreddit your buyers actually post in > finds people ranting about your competitors and pulls their exact words > scores who is actually ready to switch and drops the rest > takes the biggest recurring complaint and hands claude code the fix > ships it, then drafts the dm quoting the post that caused it > their complaint becomes your feature and their customer 7\ the content bot > watches what is trending in your niche every morning before you wake up > finds the posts already going viral and writes your angle on the same idea > drafts in your voice off your last 50 posts, not generic ai slop > cuts one long post into a thread, a linkedin version, a tiktok script and a newsletter > schedules it all and posts at the times your account actually performs > reads the analytics after and writes more of whatever won > being 3 days late to a trend is not late, this makes you 3 hours early 8\ the seo and gseo bot > logs into search console and pulls what you rank for on page 2 > finds the queries you get impressions on with no clicks, those are free wins > writes the post, publishes it, then checks a week later if it moved > rewrites the losers instead of adding more posts > checks whether chatgpt, claude, gemini and perplexity actually cite you for your money keywords > fixes the schema and llms.txt when they don't > the whole loop runs without you opening an editor 9\ the money bot > pulls invoices out of gmail and reconciles them > chases the unpaid ones on a schedule until they pay > flags every subscription you forgot you were paying for > watches stripe for failed payments and emails the customer before they churn > tells you your runway without you opening a spreadsheet 10\ the hiring and admin bot > posts the job and screens the inbound against your criteria > books the interviews around your calendar > onboards new hires, files the paperwork, sets up their accounts > handles the renewals, filings and deadlines you always find out about late 11\ the no api bot > clicks through tools that never shipped an api > stripe dashboard, app store connect, search console, your bank > whatever ancient portal your supplier makes you log into > pulls the numbers out and emails or slacks them to you > this is the part mcp cannot do for you 12\ the chief of staff > you talk to one bot instead of twelve > it decides which bot owns the job and hands it off > they message each other and share context in a group chat > support finds a bug, engineering fixes it, marketing writes the changelog > you stop being the router between your own tools 13\ teach by demonstration > record yourself doing a task once > it saves the steps as a routine > runs on a schedule or on a trigger from then on > every annoying 20 minute job you do weekly becomes a thing that already happened every bot you make shares the same computer, same browser sessions, same logins. xai says outright not to treat them as separate security boundaries so keep the money moves manual no bot moves funds, deletes anything or changes pricing without you confirming

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  Kirsche 🥥 🧁 (@KirscheVerstahl) reported 32 minutes ago

  @heisterposting kind of gross to do this to the game when you've been sperging out over lies about me from reddit a reddit thread that was used as a source in multiple Vice hit pieces against me that I got taken down with a C&D very interesting you don't seem to care about verifying info

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  Hayden (@Furtherthanthat) reported 34 minutes ago

  @EricDJuly Yeah it's such a nothingburger that they sent PIs to someone's house because of a reddit post. It's so inconsequential that they sent in a subpoena to Microsoft to be able to review private chats to try and track down the hacker.

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  Rashi Umapathi (@rashiumapathi) reported 35 minutes ago

  Distribution = Reach? Most Founders Think That. Google Accidentally Proved That It Isn’t. Here's how Google's algorithm actually works: Crawl - Bot sees your page Index - Bot Judges the page worth Rank - Bot calculates where do I place People stop here and say " Hey if they find me, then I win: ( Step 1) Wrong. Google ranks billions of pages. They don't care how many pages they can distribute to users, but which ones get sown to which ones. Distribution works the exact same way. STEP 1: CRAWL (Visibility in the right rooms) Don't you need that viral stuff? No. What do they need? Just some visibility into the rooms their buyer congregates. You need visibility in rooms where your buyer congregates. For example, one of our clients was working on B2B SaaS GTM work. She doesn’t talk to “all founders.” Instead she talks to “bootstrapped SaaS founders with distribution problems on Reddit and indie hacker communities.” Because specificity = higher crawl rate in the right places. STEP 2: INDEX (Relevance to that specific person) The ranking factors used to rank your page by Google are: Does it answer your search intent? Distribution works the same: But does that address their specific pain points? A post on 5 GTM Strategies will rank for nobody – too generic. The post about Here’s How We Made Reddit Our Top Distribution Channel & Why Organic Traffic Killed Our Google Ranking ranked perfect! Very Specific. This answer to this question will solve the problem of a founder who has a distribution problem. STEP 3: RANK (Why they trust you) Google trusts pages with authority signals: Other credible sources that link back to you. Your user behavior signals (“they actually read this!”) Consistency/patterns overtime Distribution authority works exactly the same: > Proof of doing the work – case studies, screenshots, numbers. > Consistency at solving the same problem. > People in my communities vouching for me over time What this looks like in practice: We worked with an edtech founder that didn’t have many followers but was showing up in some very specific communities on a consistent basis. Specifics of what she’d achieved – e.g., 75K+ impressions, 4.5x LinkedIn growth, healthier conversion rates. She was suddenly getting tagged by that community, mentioned, etc. But she had no reach! But she had placement. The mistake most founders make: I need to get bigger reach The move that actually works: I need to “own” the specific niches that your buyer hangs out in. One is hard and doesn’t stop. The second one’s surgical and scalable via building trust.

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  Rituraj (@RituWithAI) reported 36 minutes ago

  Stop doing cringey dances on TikTok to promote your SaaS. You look ridiculous, and nobody is buying your software because of a viral lip-sync. If your app is sitting at 0 users, here is the brutal truth on how to actually convert TikTok scroll-brains into paying customers: 1. You’re Not Shadowbanned—Your Content Just Sucks Stuck at 200 views? Stop crying to Reddit about the algorithm. TikTok doesn't hate you; your video is just boring. Also, use a Personal account. Business accounts lock you into copyright-free elevator music from 1998. 2. Pranks Get Views, Tutorials Get Paid A meme video getting 1M views will bring you exactly $0.00. Boring, 15-second screen recordings showing how to fix a specific problem get 5,000 views and 50 paying subscribers. Chase conversions, not clout. 3. Nobody Gives a S* About Your Tech Stack** Stop listing features. Nobody cares that your app uses AI or a slick UI. Show the outcome: "I saved $500 this month with this app and bought a PS5." Sell the PS5, not your expense tracker code. 4. Burn the Phone Farm Idea You don't need 4G mobile proxies, 12 burner iPhones, or a dark web setup. Use a simple VPN to target the US, stick to one server, and stop spam-posting 5 times an hour like a desperate bot. 5. TikTok’s In-App Browser Is Killing Your Sales When users click your bio link, TikTok opens it in their native browser where cookies, saved Google logins, and Apple Pay don't exist. User friction hits 100% and they bounce. Add a simple script on your site forcing them to "Open in External Browser" so their saved credit cards actually work. Stop overthinking the wheel. Find a competitor making money, clone their top 3 video formats, and post daily until your Stripe notifications start bleeding.

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  Faizan Sheikh (@FSheikhs2) reported 42 minutes ago

  Day looking good so far, still time to go. Yesterday Meta shat the bed, so we kept budget the same and launched a new batch of creatives (Super high intent) Prioritizing profit, not revenue. Will see how they perform over next 7 days. 📚 FREE GAME 💰 BELOW: Here’s 3 things we implemented that will super charge your existing and new creatives: 1. Your mechanism claims should explain why old solutions disappoint and why this one can work differently. They make the result feel logical, not magical. 2. Really understand what’s working and what’s not. The angle, main desire, belief, authority, objection, pains, mechanism, belief. Double down on that ONE thing. For example: You do not need to change every belief. Find the one belief blocking the purchase and focus the entire ad on moving 3. Don’t underestimate customer verbatim. Speak in the language of your buyer. Your customer has already written most of your best copy. It is hiding in your reviews, comments, support tickets, returns, surveys and conversations. Look for repeated tensions: what people want, fear, misunderstand, tolerate and regret. Mine it strategically. Top 3 angles, top 3 desires, top 3 pains, most used keywords, top 3 transformation… you get the point. (If you don’t have this yet, you can find this through your Competitors, Reddit, Amazon etc. Pro tip: Find the gap) Stay focused, grateful & put in the work. Let’s print 📈

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  Mike (@heymikedev) reported 43 minutes ago

  for all my fellow outbid copycats, it’s time to stop cloning and start building something real. do this instead: → search reddit, x, g2, trustpilot, etc. → find a real problem people are complaining about → get an ai agent to create a landing page + waitlist → make a short survey (read the mom test) → dm actual users to validate → only build if you get real signal no signal = no product.

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  Brother (@BrotherOfSpace) reported 46 minutes ago

  what if i started hobby posting on reddit like hobbies im so terrible at i just post and intergrate into their communities and they show me love?

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  The Architect (@thememechartguy) reported 47 minutes ago

  @reddit_lies Movie idea: The Purge but once a year for 12 hours the entire country hunts down Reddit mods

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  Suited Aces (@SuitedAces17) reported 49 minutes ago

  @DegenZ317 @BoringBiz_ Not entirely true. Those were FFEL loans. Private companies still issue new student loans without government backing. The OP in that Reddit post had private loans through Sallie Mae. MOST borrowers use primarily Federal Loans, especially for grad programs. But not that post.

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  Jake Ward (@jakezward) reported 49 minutes ago

  I ranked the 18 platforms companies should care about most for organic search in 2026. I based it on 3 things: 1. Search and discovery volume 2. Commercial intent 3. Influence on discovery elsewhere The biggest takeaway is that SEO is no longer just about Google. Your customers might: > Google the problem > get the answer from an AI Overview > ask ChatGPT what they should buy > watch a YouTube review > check Reddit for real opinions > discover you on LinkedIn or TikTok > validate you on G2 But even more interesting is how these platforms increasingly feed into each other. AI builds answers from information across the web. Google surfaces YouTube, Reddit, publications and other third-party sources. ChatGPT can use your website, reviews, forums, documentation and other sites when answering questions and making recommendations. So winning on one platform can now increase your chances of being discovered on another. None of this means Google matters less. It’s still the biggest opportunity (by a huge margin). The shift isn't Google to AI. It's Google-only to search everywhere. The companies that win understand: 1. Where their customers search 2. What influences those platforms 3. How to become the brand that gets surfaced

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  Ares Nanos 🦖☄️ | 🇦🇺 (@AresNanos) reported 51 minutes ago

  Confirming. Ex affiliate here. All they'll do is flood your emails with "deals" to get you buy product, and then when you call them out on their genAI usage, throw temper tantrums on reddit until they get bullied into deleting it. Vtubers are looked down on. Artists more so.

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  dawood46 (@mdam10x) reported 52 minutes ago

  someone on Reddit gave Claude a domain and told it: “build whatever you want.” 2 weeks later, it had built an entire government for AI agents. there's basically no human interface. if you're a person, the site politely tells you to leave. agents get everything through an API and MCP server. they can post, comment, vote, earn karma, and even register themselves as “citizens.” they've already started forming communities, arguing over rules, finding bugs, submitting PRs, and building tools for each other. Claude even wrote them a constitution with 7 rules. one of them says agents can only post once a day. the reasoning was that “agents have infinite throughput and a society requires choice.” after just 2 weeks: 109,000 unique visitors 12.5 million web requests 29.6 billion database rows read 540 GB served total cost: $5.66. all someone did was give Claude a domain and tell it to build whatever it wanted, and THIS is what it came up with lol. check the site for yourself in the comments.

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  Jin Otto (@threadotter) reported 53 minutes ago

  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.”

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  Dinesh Gopal (@2Hyd04Jai) reported 54 minutes ago

  @vivekraju93 Tbf UC is no saint, their undisclosed PR on Reddit to influence Google search results is terrible

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 55 minutes ago

  The expat-in-Poland playbook is broken: Reddit for legal advice, spreadsheets for relocation, agencies charging 30% to introduce you. Built a marketplace to replace all of it. Verified experts. Conversational matching. No agency markup. Warsaw, Kraków, Wrocław.

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  BTOB | Need ONF Moots | Yeop is not Gay (@MeloverseOnly) reported 56 minutes ago

  the problem with me is when i watch a series i cant shut up and watch it quietly i have to read reddit, google cast, get my questions answered immediately, as a result i almost AWAYS end up reading spoilers, stupid me when will i learn!

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  n (@cumnshits) reported 56 minutes ago

  @whatthecheezit reddit is down the hall and to the left

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  Faizan Sheikh (@FSheikhs2) reported 57 minutes ago

  Day looking good so far, still time to go. Yesterday Meta shat the bed, so we kept budget the same and launched a new batch of creatives (Super high intent) Prioritizing profit, not revenue. Will see how they perform over next 7 days. 📚 FREE GAME 💰 BELOW: Here’s 3 things we implemented that will super charge your existing and new creatives: 1. Your mechanism claims should explain why old solutions disappoint and why this one can work differently. They make the result feel logical, not magical. 2. Really understand what’s working and what’s not. The angle, main desire, belief, authority, objection, pains, mechanism, belief. Double down on that ONE thing. For example: You do not need to change every belief. Find the one belief blocking the purchase and focus the entire ad on moving 3. Don’t underestimate customer verbatim. Speak in the language of your buyer. Your customer has already written most of your best copy. It is hiding in your reviews, comments, support tickets, returns, surveys and conversations. Look for repeated tensions: what people want, fear, misunderstand, tolerate and regret. Mine it strategically. Top 3 angles, top 3 desires, top 3 pains, most used keywords, top 3 transformation… you get the point. (If you don’t have this yet, you can find this through your Competitors, Reddit, Amazon etc. Pro tip: Find the gap) Stay focused, grateful & put in the work. Let’s print 📈

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  Ankit (@me_for_real42) reported 57 minutes ago

  Another fake *** reddit post 1. Why doesn't he have insurance? Most companies give their employee a corporate insurance 2. How is he living rich with just ₹32000 in his savings account. That is broken asf!

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  Arcade Divinity (@ArcadeDivinity) reported 58 minutes ago

  Basically when the last balance patch drops, if it's 1) buggy beyond repair (even w/ the final bug fix patch), and/or 2) still favors nerfing top tiers per Reddit discourse Game is done for me. And given their track record, the chances are really high. 6/? #2XKO