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 (54%)
• Sign in (24%)
• Errors (22%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Veracruz	Website Down	22 hours ago
Bhubaneshwar	Website Down	3 days ago
Melbourne	Sign in	6 days ago
San Nicolás de los Garza	Sign in	9 days ago
Ciudad Obregón	Website Down	9 days ago
Hyderabad	Website Down	11 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  EF (@elitefeat) reported 5 seconds ago

  @Melanie14993372 "Problem I have with Julie Green many of her prophecies are incorrect.." Melanie, for the truth, you need to read the initial Reddit post below and then the linked "redpill" post:

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 9 minutes ago

  Theme-park YouTubers are journalists without a wire service. Built Curbcast to fix that. Agents track Reddit, permits and sightings 24/7, pushing a content-scored alert the moment a soft-open or rare character drops. Live soon.

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  1st World Refugee (@1stworldrefuge) reported 13 minutes ago

  @TheLoneHandmaid @JoshDenny I don't have reddit. Do you have a specific problem with what I said that you can articulate?

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  🦅 Eyes & Talon (@IAMessential316) reported 13 minutes ago

  These are the 8 stocks with the most FinTwit/X mentions right now, ranked by YTD return: $MU (Micron – Memory/AI): +243%, HBM/memory demand has driven a massive re-rating $NBIS (Nebius – AI Cloud): +212%, GPU cloud infrastructure name riding the AI buildout $SNDK (SanDisk – NAND): +180%, NAND pricing power and AI-driven data center demand $IREN (AI Cloud/Bitcoin): +40%, pivoting from crypto mining toward AI compute $NVDA (Nvidia): +21% $ONDS (Ondas – Drones): -10%, slipped after a Q2 earnings miss despite record revenue $RDDT (Reddit): -22%, down on the year but rallying after news of S&P 500 inclusion $TSLA (Tesla): -24%

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  Albert T (@Loon26) reported 13 minutes ago

  Falling down a rabbit hole? No good. Falling down a Reddit rabbit hole? No good x10. Falling down a Reddit rabbit hole subreddit on Reddit rabbit holes? Life achievement denied.

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  DDSBoston.com (@ddsboston24) reported 15 minutes ago

  Someone asked me on Reddit the other day, "What's your favorite sustainable brand that actually has cute clothes?" It’s a fair question. The market is flooded with claims, and frankly, most of it is noise. They want something that looks good, feels good, *and* aligns with their values. That’s the core problem we’re solving at DDS Boston. See, the fashion industry is built on a lie. A systemic failure. They tell you that you *need* more. That the latest trend is essential. They churn out garments designed to fail, wrapped in marketing that screams sustainability while their supply chains choke the planet. It’s a cycle of waste, pure and simple. Most brands talk about "materials" as if that’s the end of the story. It’s not. It’s the bare minimum. The real issue is overproduction. The sheer volume of clothing manufactured, much of it never even sold, ending up in landfills or incinerated. That’s the systemic failure. That’s the enemy. It’s not about finding a "cute" sustainable brand; it’s about dismantling the entire premise of disposable fashion. This is why we operate on a Print-on-Demand model. We don't hold inventory. We don't push speculative collections. We make a garment *after* you've decided you want it. It’s a fundamental shift. It means we never have unsold stock. We never contribute to the mountains of textile waste. It’s our entire operating system. Take our Verified Sustainable Performance Tee. It’s made with GOTS-certified organic cotton. That certification is crucial. It means the cotton is grown without harmful pesticides or synthetic fertilizers. It means the processing uses less water and energy. We’re talking 95% less water compared to conventional cotton. That’s not marketing fluff; that’s a verifiable fact backed by rigorous auditing. The tee itself? It’s cut for a streetwear fit. It drapes well. It feels substantial, not flimsy. It’s designed to be worn, loved, and kept for years, not seasons. The “cute” part? That’s subjective, of course. But we believe intentional design is key. We focus on timeless silhouettes, durable construction, and materials that feel incredible against the skin. We’re not chasing fleeting trends. We’re building a wardrobe for people who are building things – businesses, communities, their own lives. People who reject the disposable culture and demand more from their clothing. This is about more than just a t-shirt. It's a statement. It's a rejection of the industry’s wastefulness. It’s a vote for a different way of doing things. When you buy from us, you're not just buying a garment; you’re participating in a solution. You’re supporting a model that eliminates waste at its source. The alternative is unthinkable. The planet can’t sustain this level of consumption. The industry’s current trajectory is a dead end. We’re building DDS Boston not just to sell clothes, but to prove that a better way is possible. A way that prioritizes sustainability not as a buzzword, but as the bedrock of our entire operation. A way that delivers on both ethics and aesthetics. So, to the person who asked on Reddit: I can't pick a "favorite" sustainable brand other than our own, because we're so deeply embedded in solving this problem. But I can tell you what we're building. We're building the brand that proves you don't have to compromise. You can have clothes that are genuinely cute, incredibly well-made, and fundamentally sustainable. It’s not about finding a loophole; it’s about building the entire system differently. That’s the bigger picture. That’s the only way forward.

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  hap (@hap3hhh) reported 18 minutes ago

  BUG: Created a ticket a few days ago about account wide achievement cosmetics not working after the seasonal character release, specific to me not being able to use killa tracksuit after completing on main pmc. Multiple Reddit threads having same issue. No response.@nikgeneburn

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  DDSBoston.com (@ddsboston24) reported 21 minutes ago

  Someone asked me on Reddit the other day about my favorite sustainable brand that *also* has cute clothes. It’s a fair question. A lot of what passes for "sustainable" out there is… uninspired. It’s beige, it’s shapeless, it’s frankly boring. And that’s the real failure, isn’t it? The industry *wants* you to think sustainability means sacrifice. It means looking like you’re wearing a burlap sack to prove a point. That’s not innovation. That’s just… giving up. The systemic failure here is the lie that you can’t have both. That ethics and aesthetics are mutually exclusive. They sold us this idea that ethical production means sacrificing design, forcing brands into a corner where they’re either fast and cheap, or slow and ugly. We’re here to prove that’s a false dichotomy. We don't just *make* sustainable clothes; we build them with the DNA of actual style. I see the data. I see the comments. People *want* to do better, but they also want to look good. They’re tired of the disposable cycle. They’re tired of buying something that falls apart after three washes. They’re tired of feeling complicit. But they’re also tired of looking like they’re trying too hard to *not* look like they’re trying. Our approach is different. We start with first principles. What is a garment? It’s a second skin. It’s a statement. It’s a tool. And if it’s a tool for building a better future, it needs to be built with intention. That means looking at every single thread, every single seam, and asking: "Does this serve the bigger picture?" For us, that bigger picture involves . Print-on-Demand isn't a limitation; it's our ethical moat. We don't overproduce. We don't flood the market with things that will end up in a landfill. We make what’s ordered, when it’s ordered. That’s a fundamental difference. It’s the antithesis of the entire fast fashion model that thrives on waste and planned obsolescence. And the clothes? They have to *work*. They have to feel right. I’m talking about the weight of the fabric, the way it drapes, the durability that comes from knowing exactly where it came from and how it was made. We don't chase trends; we build enduring pieces. Think about the tactile experience. The ‘thud’ of heavy fleece. The ‘snap’ of a well-made zipper. These aren’t accidents; they’re intentional design choices rooted in quality and longevity. The industry has conditioned people to accept mediocrity in the name of sustainability. They offer you a slightly less harmful version of something fundamentally flawed. We reject that. We believe that doing good should also feel good, and look good. It’s about rejecting the disposable culture, not just in what we buy, but in how we think about value. So, when someone asks about my favorite sustainable brand with cute clothes? It’s a loaded question, because it implies there aren’t many. I’m building the brand I wish existed. A brand that understands that style isn’t a sin, and sustainability isn’t a sacrifice. It’s about creating something that resonates on multiple levels: visually, tactilely, and ethically. It’s about building a uniform for the post-hype builder. Someone who understands that true value lies in intentionality, not disposability. That’s the future we’re building. Link in comments.

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  OverDose (@Overdose_AI) reported 21 minutes ago

  "A very small group of individuals who got lucky and accidentally made large sums of money" ACCIDENTALLY. The new gen really think we STUMBLED into this? Do you have ANY idea what it took to bid on $DOGE when the entire internet was calling you a clown for it? I was scrolling Reddit 24/7 watching people laugh at my bags, The concept of a "memecoin" didn't even EXIST yet and we were the degens who believed in it before anyone else.. Do you know what it felt like buying $PEPE in the depths of a bear market when there was zero hope and everything was going down only? Do you know how hard it was to buy $BTC after MTGOX got hacked and everyone's coins got stolen? Do you remember what happened during COVID? $ETH and $BNB went to almost ZERO in a few candles, The world was literally collapsing, people thought it was the end of civilisation, And we were there buying $ETH and posting memes on TG whilst everyone around us was stacking food and water.. But yeah sure, we got "lucky"

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  Tizzy Glover (@TizzyisTizzy) reported 22 minutes ago

  I guess you will need to “fix” everyone’s eyes who saw Hasan press a button and his dog yelp. It isn’t a Reddit mod, or even Reddit as a whole. It’s retards like you that for some reason that try to gaslight people out of seeing what they saw.

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  realpaulmahler (@realpaulmahler) reported 22 minutes ago

  @MPaarlberg This is something we'll have to see but bookmark this tweet: it won't be able to do so easily. I follow a range of empirical sciences and the AI progress on same, and it really comes down to the quality of the existing base in the literature (and clarify of universal principals). Thus the biology and math success. Even "mostly settled" ideas in Economics, like income returns to education are a muddle mess in the literature, more like reddit than papers in math. Here I should also note no one is burning a bunch of tokens to extend or resolve issues in theoretical microeconomics, which could have disappointing implications about its adjacency to pure math for practitioners.

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  John (@hello_code_) reported 23 minutes ago

  @13_narcissus Real customer access beats audience size every time. Reddit surfaces the same signal, people describing painful problems in the open, but you have the receipts.

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  Terry Schilling 🇺🇸 (@Schilling1776) reported 27 minutes ago

  @BrainbowManic @JohnDoyle Go back to Reddit. I’m not doing this ****. It’s not interesting and it’s not fun. It’s annoying and full of error. If you treat evil equally with good, you will get rid of all that is good. Separation of church and state was a modern invention and it’s a lie. The state tells the church what to do, infiltrates it and even shuts it down during flu season (if it wants). You’re a midwit. But you don’t have to be.

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  DarkPrinceRevan | Artist (@DarkPrinceRevan) reported 28 minutes ago

  On an unrelated note, I FINALLY polished up my Batman design and fixed the stupid cape. And as much as it pains me, I made a version without the trunks in case this one ends up on Reddit somewhere in another Batman design debate. Last time someone did a terrible photoshop I hated

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  FantasyBench IDP (@FantasyBench) reported 28 minutes ago

  @GamingHornet97 @ModernWarzone DMZ not finished and has matchmaking issues per Reddit post. I wont be buying until I see actual gameplay.

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  Freedom31 (@domahony84) reported 31 minutes ago

  @VoteLewko @Jonyd47 @Apple Why were you kicked out of 109 sub reddits? Were they against your dietary choices? Or were you just insufferable telling people they should change the reddit group? Btw, we know who is to blame for Europe's problems, we don't need BS from you.

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  Jenson Cheong (@JensonCheongX) reported 33 minutes ago

  8/14 Ngl the past 5 days I didn’t put in too much of work, I was sick then I was spending time with my fam, gotta hold myself accountable for that but I’m back at it, spend whole day going back and fourth with ChatGPT, I mean damn I never knew it was able to do Reddit rs so damn well lol, if given the right context it could spit out pretty actionable verbatim info🤯 I am so ashamed of my store CVR, I have probably more than 2k sessions with 0 sales (I am THAT retarded), I highly suspect it’s the copy issues tho, not the offer as I’ve split tested that enough to know. Could be angle issue or a copy skill issue, hence I’m about to test some angles I feel confident in and if after that I still get no conversions then I’m going back to the PR whiteboard, trench on Kalodata I still believe I can make this work tho, nonetheless still sharpening my skills, always trying to get better at doing research, using AI, turning research into copy, writing copies ETC This is just a video game and I’m grinding to level up, the money and results will come💯💯 Also the amount of Day XXX of Ecom I’ve been seeing on this app is quite encouraging, reminder A LOT of us are tryna make it work ENOUGH YAP WGMI, THROUGH HIGHS AND THE LOWS P.S Kuala Lumpur is so beautiful bro🔥

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  phoon (@weirdfigs) reported 33 minutes ago

  spent like twenty minutes on reddit researching the cause of an issue with my playdate wifi the other day and then went on the playdate website to check the faqs and the site was down

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  🗿⚜️🇺🇸Cajun Mike, local swamp man✝️⚜️🗿 (@CajunMike1985) reported 37 minutes ago

  Knights of the Old Republic II. and that’s Kreia and all the **** riding that gets tossed her way. I’m sorry but every time I see some video essay, or reddit thread or tweet thread about her and her “””””philosophy”””””; I want to grab the person and shake them like a baby while staring them down screaming “SHE’S A SITH!!!!!”

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  Muteworth (@muteboio) reported 37 minutes ago

  @DucDeVinny Im buying 1 ayn rand and then dropkicking her down the stairs. Then introducing aristotle to reddit would be funny, i think.

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  YaboiJosh (@joshisyaboi) reported 41 minutes ago

  @TruthFairy131 The /brisbane reddit is totally unable to comprehend this. They’re blaming church on this and trying to pretend it’s a group of white kids who did it We aren’t going to fix this problem until we address the radicals who get in the way of stopping it

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  momo (@owowowowowow0) reported 42 minutes ago

  @Awk20000 I get that this guy isn't particularly likeable but reddit does seem to have some systemic problems internally. Seems like a total circle jerk amongst corrupt paid admins.

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  Ramsey Shaffer (babbl-labs.com) (@RamseyShaffer) reported 46 minutes ago

  Someone on Reddit just described the exact product we spent months building as a tool they wish existed They have no idea we exist They just want to see which brands are sponsoring similar creators to them without all the work We literally built @BabblLabs to be able to do this The thing I keeep learning building in public is that you dont really know if youve built the right thing until someone whos never heard of you describes it as something they need Is it an issue they havent heard of us yet? No- we will solve that Best product feedback Ive seen all week

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  Snowy, ENVTuber 🏳️‍⚧️🐑❄️🔞 (@snowysheepVT) reported 48 minutes ago

  Can't find anything on Reddit, but what's the best way to mod the PS2 right now using a SteamOS PC? Trying PSBBN but I'm having tons of issues because the instructions are almost all either reliant on Debian or on Windows...

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  Eirin (@eirinalberta) reported 49 minutes ago

  X's web UI changes are puzzling. Retweeting isn't useful for highlighting information now that it's hidden under a drop down menu and there's already a bookmark function. And now it's easier for people to obsessively review every word you've written here, just like Reddit.

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  BulletCola (@BulletCola) reported 50 minutes ago

  @thatshype_oO @RCBurrito Reminds me of that one reddit post that wanted everyone to revert their negative reviews to be positive since the PC fix happened. The fix didn't do much, and still new negative reviews, lmao

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  Monkenstien. (@3_monk) reported 51 minutes ago

  @Rdj18781 @thatwelshanon @ChazzerEvans It was suggested in a thread on Reddit that it is likely due to how the data entry is put in and how the information would have been completed in Welsh first down to population size.

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  ecomchigga (@ecomchigga) reported 53 minutes ago

  the most valuable skill in 2026 is not creating. it's curating. and almost nobody has made the switch because we were raised to believe that original work is the only work worth doing. but look at what actually makes money now. the best-selling guides aren't original research. they're scattered free information assembled into one clean document that saves someone 3 weeks of searching. the best-performing tweets aren't original thoughts. they're proven structures filled with fresh substance. the best products aren't inventions. they're reorganizations of existing knowledge that nobody bothered to organize before. the internet solved the information problem a decade ago. there is no topic left where the answer doesn't exist for free somewhere. the problem that remains, the one people will pay for indefinitely, is that the free answers are buried across 30 reddit threads, 12 youtube videos that contradict each other, and 8 blog posts from 2019 that may or may not still apply. the person who finds those, verifies which ones actually work, and arranges them into one walkthrough somebody can finish in a sitting has created something genuinely valuable. not because the knowledge is rare. because the assembly is. nobody else did the work of collecting, filtering, and ordering. and that work is worth money because the alternative is the reader doing it themselves over 3 weeks of evenings they'll never get back. this reframe changes everything about how you start. you don't need expertise. you don't need credentials. you don't need to be the smartest person in the room. you need to be the most organized person in a room full of scattered information. and organization is a skill anyone can perform this weekend.

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  Ali Prop Trader (@Alifxp1122) reported 54 minutes ago

  Before choosing any prop firm, never rely solely on Trustpilot, and definitely don’t rely blindly on @PropFirmMatch Do your own research. Check Reddit, X, and independent trader communities. Read real trader experiences, payout reports, and independently verifiable payout evidence. Only after researching from multiple independent sources should you decide whether a firm actually fits you. Don’t buy a challenge simply because a ranking or review platform recommends it. Research first, decide second, and put your money down last.

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  Nike Ralph (@MjelkRen) reported 58 minutes ago

  @Reddit_Retards Those people on Reddit are broken