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 (61%)
• Errors (27%)
• Sign in (13%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
San Jose	Website Down	50 minutes ago
Thiruvananthapuram	Errors	2 days ago
Ottawa	Website Down	5 days ago
Enguera	Website Down	10 days ago
Benalmádena	Errors	11 days ago
Sydney	Website Down	17 days ago

Full Outage Map

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  bee (@beeonthisdih) reported 10 seconds ago

  if you ever love a book, do not fret. there is a reddit post out there with at least 1k words explaining why the book is bad and that whoever enjoys it is a terrible person

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  electra_highway (@xrp_highway) reported 44 seconds ago

  @Truthseeker070 @councilhou53 @SMQKEDQG I was one of the first people online to reply to bearableguy123 when he first appeared in a Reddit forum. Having been down many deep rabbit holes in my time, I am still yet to see any real world confirmation that a financial reset is going to be monopolized by a private company.

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  Maria Rosey (@viralnestpr) reported 3 minutes ago

  What if reddit is quietly hurting your rankings What if your rankings are dropping and you don’t even know why? It might not be your website. It might be Reddit. Negative conversations on Reddit can quietly affect how people and even search systems see your brand. When someone searches your name and finds critical threads, trust drops fast. And trust matters more than most brands think. Ignoring it won’t fix anything. So what can you do? Start building real thought leadership. Show up to help, not to sell. Share what you know. Answer questions. Be useful where your audience already spends time. When people keep seeing helpful input from you, their view starts to change. You don’t need to control every post. You just need to shape the story over time. Ask happy customers to share honest experiences. Respond to real criticism with honesty. Stay consistent with your voice on LinkedIn, Twitter, and other communities. Over time, your voice builds trust. And that trust can outweigh negative comments. Search today is not just about SEO tricks. It is about reputation and what people say when you are not there. Fix that, and your rankings often follow.

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  Mini Ember (@_FireDoggo_) reported 4 minutes ago

  @KuroTrash_Art @juliemine_rus Thank you for the clarification and I'm sorry if I upset you are anything. I just had my concerns due to past issues and the Reddit blocks (open utau and vocaloid) made me even more suspicious of things. So let's make things positive here, if Smith Hioka agrees things are ok 1/2

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  JR (Jean Dieu) 🇺🇲⚜️🇺🇲 (@RealJohnDios) reported 6 minutes ago

  Reddit. Melt it down.

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  _cbear03_ (@cbear03253394) reported 10 minutes ago

  @rhopstan Extremely. Just don’t say anything negative about him on Reddit. You’ll get down voted to hell

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  Lolo4dee (@lolo4dee) reported 11 minutes ago

  @reddit_lies Is like botting and third worlder engagement farming an issue on Reddit like it is on X, or did 90 thousand real humans living in developed English speaking nations actually upvote this ****? Humanity might be cooked

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  Lucian Stefan🇷🇴 (@Tallborn55) reported 12 minutes ago

  @CataonIonel @georgesimion Reddit is down the hall and to the left.

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  Daniel James (@manofstories) reported 15 minutes ago

  @AdrianneCurry My entire timeline is Nigerians posting stupid **** like "Can Superman beat Omni-Man" or "Daredevil vs Batman?" It's like the worst parts of reddit and Facebook merged into one terrible timeline, monetizing Twitter was ******* stupid

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  Raj Nagulapalle (@rajnagulapalle) reported 16 minutes ago

  @YashHustle_22 Reddit/github/X it depends on the problem u r solving

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  ⭑sunlight ⭑ (@sunlight98765) reported 17 minutes ago

  @spekktral_ @stwa_brry i don’t think i’m that special, there has to be more probably. i first started going down this path when i was 16 with anti porn on reddit because i saw the way the industry exploited people. from there it all snowballed i became antikink, etc until i got where i am now

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  Elia (@velaaaaastudios) reported 18 minutes ago

  Distribution killed more creator tools than bad code ever did. Reddit converts. TikTok partnerships are slow. Cold outreach is a coin flip. Build the channel before you need it. #Creators #Distribution #BuildInPublic

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  Mango (phd) 🐁 (@sjw_sjw_and) reported 20 minutes ago

  @BradleyDragon7 @RealAmandaJames @mokhanhim Or he just listened to cnn and reddit too much Both of those platforms call him a ******, pedofile, monster daily... and says the world will be better if someone killed him Saw the same with kirk, and after the other attempts... the left has a extremism problem

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  Nathaniel Higgerson (@L_78991) reported 21 minutes ago

  @MythoYookay This will either be the event that begins to radicalise them or they will double down their Reddit ideology “As long as these vulnerable young men are housed off the back of this ordeal, me, my boyfriend and my partner will be able to atleast sleep soundly an content in a shop doorway come June; knowing we’ve made a difference and done our bit for the refugee crisis”

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  A guy (@Saint_ExPletive) reported 26 minutes ago

  @BloccChainDawg @sircalebhammer It basically is, since calling Reddit simply “a place people exchange ideas” ignore the very real social engineering that is active 24/7 on the platform, the known psychological effects of dumb things like up and down votes, and the active censorship and pettiness of their modding community absolutely both effects the type of people that choose to be on the platform, and effects the ones consistently on it by engaging in an endless longhouse. The reason I said what I said the way I said it is because your statement ignores all of that, which if you didn’t know about any of it, then sure my bad, but if you deny it happens then I have to assume you weren’t here in good faith anyway.

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  (New Acc)RaduMaster (@RaduMasterDBD) reported 26 minutes ago

  @myraxol @OrphieZOnline Nah they’re actually forced to censor names on the Reddit otherwise the post gets taken down, I’ve had it happen to me before

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  wackaflcka (@wackaflcka1) reported 27 minutes ago

  first. the fact is that the majority is outraged by this on leagues twitter post. That is probably near a first where theres been a big unison between people who wants smurfs punished and those that "dont". Would be on reddit too im sure if mods didnt remove any post mentioning it. This is a classic not my problem until it is problem. I dont care what rules riot wants, but they need to enforce them equally. Inspired account sharin, this and all else. But they dont. And they publically shame any random 20 twitter follower account sharing anything related for the same thing they literally just broadcasted themselves. The same creators whining about this issue too are reposting his clip for engagement. its just hipocricy and disgusting. how can u expect players to feel good about this? when it literally provokes both sides

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  foxhood.bsky.social (@Nighter3D) reported 31 minutes ago

  @Kill_all_p3dos @Helldivers_NOW Though they sometimes post stuff to reddit in the form of stuff like AMAs. They do not actually read it. The real "only" part of the community they actively monitor, moderate and ask for feedback is the Discord server. It is up to reader discretion whether this is better...

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  Rembrandt Blue (@_Rembrandtblue) reported 33 minutes ago

  @gummibear737 Its a serious problem. Yuge in fact. Our enemies are the ones radicalized people on Reddit and Discord.

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  B a s i l (@basiladiil) reported 34 minutes ago

  @Tech_Watcher_AI I spent 2+ years building Anjiz before launching. Full business management app invoices, inventory, CRM, expenses Then I used UGC and built a personal brand around the founder journey. Went where my users already were Facebook Groups, WhatsApp communities, Reddit. Never pitched. Just helped people solve problems, and the product spoke for itself. Now at 2,000+ businesses across 40+ countries.

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  Baek Ryung (@BaekRyungg) reported 34 minutes ago

  @mluffy_op It's not the official One Piece sever, it's the official Reddit One Piece server 🫡

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  Mike ONeal (Considering Positions) (@_augmentedmike) reported 36 minutes ago

  @hyhieu226 Yep, you can distill it down. Models dont need reddit mod behavior built in anyway... You will lose some world knowledge and a LOT of garbage as well. But you need the hardware/compute which is stupid expensive at scale.

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  Beorn Fredrickson (@BeornBees) reported 37 minutes ago

  @grok @xai just in case no one has told you guys yet, your latest tampering with the moderation has screwed-the-pooch . . . again. Everything freezes at 99% or the infinite spinning camera. And no, it’s not just me, it’s the biggest topic on Reddit right now. This happens EVERY time a moderation revision is pushed out . . . it sucks up render allowances before people realize it’s broken . . . again.

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  G (@GraemeVIP) reported 41 minutes ago

  @kle1nzZz @_vmlops Okay, here's some KW research for you. There's a 900% increase in the past 3 months, showing this is a new problem. You definitely have a high intent audience there and you could easily capture some of the longer tail keywords. Reddit will dominate the rankings as will X. Use some parasite SEO. Post your site on Reddit, drop the URL and the keywords in subtly into the main thread. Google will crawl that and start delivering it, especially if the thread takes off. Then people who Google those terms will land on Reddit and ultimately be directed through to you. It's a solid play. Google and Reddit have a thing going - No idea why, they always rank extremely well, even when they shouldn't.

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  Pegtasm 👻🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🍁 (@MissedtheFence) reported 44 minutes ago

  @foreverimbetter I got a warning in a reddit sub because I would tell people who were contemplating getting a cat that it can get super expensive, esp if they listen to everyone telling them to get multiples. Gotta think down the line when they start breaking down. It’s expensive.

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  Colton Adams (@coltrain8224) reported 47 minutes ago

  @JoelWBerry Reddit should have been shut down a decade ago

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  J.T (@notasnervous) reported 47 minutes ago

  Reddit is still confused why that retard burning the warehouse down didn't ignite a class war btw.

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  Go Heels! (@goheels420) reported 47 minutes ago

  @glovamps @SaksLikely Because it doesn’t matter. If the one you use goes down, you can just go to reddit to find tons of other sites that do the exact same thing

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  Ironic Ape (@Ironic_Ape) reported 53 minutes ago

  @PaperBagInvest its a totally fair concern, I'm easy dude - at the very least I just won't want to lose all the history... it just feels like they ain't able to monetise communities as well as they do timelines with ads...so they shut them down and move everything to a timeline? - Reddit we have a group open already under LemonApes @SpecDrink1732 is the admin.. we could repurpose, but I ended up hating reddit, I used to use it all the time.

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  Saeed Anwar (@saen_dev) reported 55 minutes ago

  Reddit works because people search for problems, not products. You're not marketing — you're just being found at exactly the right moment.