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 (57%)
• Errors (22%)
• Sign in (20%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Gustavo Adolfo Madero	Website Down	2 days ago
Nagpur	Errors	4 days ago
Chhindwāra	Website Down	5 days ago
Douai	Sign in	13 days ago
Olathe	Website Down	14 days ago
Da Nang	Sign in	17 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

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  /\^()()|0 (@A00P_1) reported 9 minutes ago

  @prasannavishy @amitsurg Isnt normalisation has issues on reddit they alledge normalisation is culprit as non serious person get good rank

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  Erin for Parental Rights (@Erin4Parents) reported 9 minutes ago

  @KarenReede93065 Unfortunately — my Facebook trolls are real and they are local. Our city’s Reddit has been littered with threads about me (and my children) for years. They’ve broken into my home, gotten me fired, threatened my children’s schools, sit outside my house, and have huge protests against me at school board meetings.

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  capitolhunters (@capitolhunters) reported 12 minutes ago

  @NastyOldWomynII @kevin_snapp Just spent a few minutes trying to see if anyone in the mid-1800s made the equivalent of $1M in wages, like a modern heart surgeon, and how Marx treated the professional classes, but Google search is so broken it's now privileging Reddit posts. Maybe an expert can answer.

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  Keystone Hardware Wallet (@KeystoneWallet) reported 15 minutes ago

  Still think hardware wallets are a waste of money? Read this 👇 "All it took was a second of not thinking straight." A Reddit user just lost funds to a fake job interview scam. Here's how it worked: → Legit-looking email + website → convincing interview invite → During the call, "your mic isn't working" — prerecorded video trick → Victim runs a script through CLI to "fix" it → Malware installed. Game over for his hot wallet. The real gut punch? His seed phrase was sitting in a plain-text file on his PC. But here's the part worth remembering: his long-term assets were on a hardware wallet. Different wallet. Untouched. The malware got his hot wallet. It couldn't touch what was never online. Protect your seed phrases: ↳ Never store it on any internet-connected device, not even "just temporarily". ↳ No photos. No screenshots. No cloud. No exceptions. ↳ Anyone asking for your seed phrase is the attacker. ↳ Paper backup minimum. Metal backup for serious storage. ↳ Offline. Physical. Secured. That's it. Your seed phrase is the wallet. Protect it like one.

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  Destiny Avan (@destiny_avan) reported 26 minutes ago

  So @AmazonMGMStudio wants someone who "does not have history with it (Stargate) and would give it a fresh new perspective, I hear." - Dateline Mike Hopkins, the problem with that is that those kind of people generally don't even understand the franchise. If you don't understand what it's essence is, you will end up butchering it and loosing your current fans. All in the pursuit of "the modern audience". I think the person on Reddit who stated this is right. "The problem is just a facet of a bigger issue right now: rebootitis. Hollywood loves to mine franchises for nostalgia value, but usually whoever they hire to make it falls into the trap of being overly iconoclastic and rejecting everything about the old franchise as outdated... or the trap of being slavishly homage where the movie is just parroting the old stuff without really capturing the essence of what made it good. The same issue with the Star Wars sequels, and other franchise reboots lately like terminator or mad max." If you reject everything about Stargate and do a hard reboot, it will no longer be Stargate. It will be something else. Therefore, we ask that you transfer Gero's Stargate to @mgmplus so they can finish it and put it on their platform. #SaveStargate

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  JimBob ****** (@Jmayes9000) reported 26 minutes ago

  @WhiteHouse They're already melting down on reddit lmfaooo

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  william spoon (@williamspobr3z) reported 26 minutes ago

  @xxBeTTx @BryanGrimmage @Amakundi001 Dude you have to be trolling at this point what are you trying to prove ai can be wrong just like using Google and getting info from random sites and reddit the info ai said is correct so im not sure what the problem is my original reply is correct why can you not get away from ai and get back to the first reply prove me wrong any source

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  Sam B.H. (@samthenameofgod) reported 27 minutes ago

  @reddit_lies Never would've imagined this reaction from reddit. Terrible

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  Macro Alpha (@MacroAlphaHQ) reported 27 minutes ago

  Retail is still pricing $RDDT like the Google check is destiny. Sixty million a year sounds fat until you stack it against a $32.5 billion market cap. That is the whole AI licensing story they are defending right now, and the stock just ate an 8.3% day on July 22 when the restriction talk hit. I keep coming back to the traffic piece though. Google answers the question in the box so nobody clicks through. Reddit wants more money for the same dump of human threads, Google can just train less hard on it or route around. Both sides bleed a little. The deal from 2024 is up for renewal and nobody has a clean win. Down 26% YTD and almost 40% off the $282.95 high. The 52-week print still shows a green 15% so the bagholders keep saying patience. My read: this ends with a smaller check or a colder relationship, not a victory lap. Licensing is high margin until the other side decides your content is replaceable. Sixty million does not buy the narrative. Watch the next print after they talk again. If referral traffic keeps sliding the ad side pays for the leverage play.

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  Richard Valdez (@RealRichardVald) reported 28 minutes ago

  @desert_starr_57 I saw a video of somebody breaking down a paid video from nebula with Ninja about being a streamer. It was the most bare bone basic advice that would take you 5 minutes to look up on Reddit. You either need connections, or luck, time, & talent. A degree in that it's worthless

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  deno (@denohawari) reported 28 minutes ago

  📂 the ecom SEO system, explained: ┃ ┣ 📂 1. keywords that actually sell ┃ ┣ target category terms, not single products ┃ ┣ pull competitor collection pages from Ahrefs ┃ ┣ map every "best X for Y" your buyers type ┃ ┣ separate research intent from buying intent ┃ ┗ ignore anything with no shopping results ┃ ┣ 📂 2. collection pages are the money ┃ ┣ build one page per category people search ┃ ┣ add 300+ words above the product grid ┃ ┣ answer the buying questions on the page itself ┃ ┣ link the top sellers from the category text ┃ ┗ never let a collection page sit empty ┃ ┣ 📂 3. product pages that rank ┃ ┣ write your own copy, kill the manufacturer text ┃ ┣ put the exact model name in the title tag ┃ ┣ add specs, sizing and FAQ to every page ┃ ┣ pull real reviews onto the page ┃ ┗ add product schema so Google shows price + stock ┃ ┣ 📂 4. fix what's silently killing you ┃ ┣ block filter and sort URLs from Google ┃ ┣ redirect every out-of-stock page, never delete ┃ ┣ kill duplicate pages across categories ┃ ┣ compress images, they're 80% of your load time ┃ ┗ check crawl budget isn't wasted on junk ┃ ┣ 📂 5. content that drives carts ┃ ┣ buying guides for every category you sell ┃ ┣ comparison pages between your own products ┃ ┣ "how to choose X" for every high-ticket item ┃ ┗ link every guide straight to the collection ┃ ┣ 📂 6. get cited by AI ┃ ┣ get your products into the Reddit threads ┃ ┣ land on the review sites AI already pulls from ┃ ┣ earn spots in "best [product]" roundups ┃ ┗ keep product names identical everywhere ┃ ┗ 📂 7. track what makes money ┣ revenue per landing page, not traffic ┣ which collections convert, which just get clicks ┣ non-branded growth as the only real number ┗ double down on whatever's already converting

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  Denys⁷isSeeingBTS 8/1🔍🔎∞ ⟭⟬~ 💜🐋🐳🌷🌹 (@Denys152Denys) reported 30 minutes ago

  @mel_farenzena @StubHub I got to see Jin in Newark through them.. but be very careful (read reddit posts on them).. my ticket had trouble with the scanning while getting in.

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  bloomington grim reaper (@cdex0) reported 30 minutes ago

  @clock0012 @P8W77 Reddit is down the hall and to the left

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  Bigurethra (@XxBIGURETHRAxX) reported 31 minutes ago

  @UtteImma @sikitterr @when4ngelscry Bat subreddit is a goldmine, it’s the only reason to use Reddit beyond finding out how to fix bugs in old games

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  Jeff Schroeder (@jefferyschroedr) reported 31 minutes ago

  @now_thats_oscar reddit is full of people scared of risk like this i remember posting in some lawyer subreddit about running a dropshipping ad that was an edit of a competitor's sponsored post and what that would entail etc. they all told me not to do it made $20k in 3 weeks and never faced a legal problem

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  Dr. Bones KitchenTongue DDS (@kitchentongue) reported 32 minutes ago

  found someone on reddit having the same exact iphone hardware problem as me and literally EVERY SINGLE COMMENT is someone being snarky and not giving a real answer. nuke the entire site

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  د. محمد فودة💊 (@Pharmaxp) reported 34 minutes ago

  ChatGPT appears to be down right now 🔴 — seeing multiple reports across X and Reddit of users unable to access it. Anyone else affected? #ChatGPT #OpenAI #Outage

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  vikyeah (@pandemiastyle) reported 37 minutes ago

  @Camoreo24yoy @Iam_SolomonJay Kid, please don't try to look "mature" when you clearly don't understand the issue, go back to reddit or to do your homework

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  polygrafix (@polygrafix) reported 38 minutes ago

  @Tardigrad34 Thanks for the thoughtful and elaborate reply. It matches with a lot of what I know and do, so it’s validating to hear this. Community and short form content creators are the way to go. I also have my list of YouTubers and influencers, and have sent out personal emails to about 1/3 of them at present. Reddit is my Achilles heel though. I don’t use it, and it’s difficult to create posts when you don’t have the karma already paid into. I get it though, that system keeps the spam down, and this why people like it.

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  Shadow (@TrueSelf0) reported 40 minutes ago

  @augh_ae I saw a reddit post sharing a Fors cosplayer and it activated something in my brain now Im so down bad for Fors more than how normally I am

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  arielle (@iminvenicebitch) reported 40 minutes ago

  tfw i try reach out for help on reddit but mods take down my posts, no one views this **** on x, and i’m sweating in a house alone

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  Erin for Parental Rights (@Erin4Parents) reported 43 minutes ago

  @ult_phil @MacKenzieOfLlyr @ConceptualJames I won’t engage them. They’re pathetic unemployed, pothead Reddit dwellers cosplaying as functioning members of society. No woman — mother — who tears other women down the way they do in those threads can be reasoned with.

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  NewsTongue (@NewsTongueX) reported 44 minutes ago

  🔴 Google's search traffic to websites collapsing as AI systems bypass traditional web indexing The decades-old exchange—Google indexes web content in exchange for sending traffic to publishers—is breaking down as AI systems scrape data directly and answer queries without routing users to original sources. Publishers are now considering blocking Google from crawling their sites entirely. Reddit has signaled interest in exiting an AI training data agreement. Google Search itself is feeling pressure from the AI shift, with outcomes uncertain for both the search business and the broader web ecosystem.

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  Pukerainbow 🤮🌈 (@pukerrainbrow) reported 45 minutes ago

  Elon Musk called him "Vlad the stock impaler" on live audio. His stock fell 82%. Congress grilled him for five hours. He got death threats. His company is now worth over $100 billion. His name is Vlad Tenev. Born in Bulgaria, 1987. His parents were both economists. They left with almost nothing. His father went first, to Delaware. His mother followed a year later. Vlad came with her. He was five. They lived with another Bulgarian family in Newark while his father finished a PhD. His parents got World Bank jobs and moved to Virginia. By 18 he was at Stanford for math. Met Baiju Bhatt. They built two companies together. A trading firm and a software tool for hedge funds. Both failed. By 2013, they were broke. Then Bhatt asked a question: why do banks trade stocks for free but charge regular people $10? They built an app and called it Robinhood. It went viral on Reddit and Hacker News. Hundreds of thousands joined the waitlist before it launched. By 2019, Schwab, Fidelity, and TD Ameritrade had all dropped their commissions to zero. The brokerages copied them. Then COVID hit. Revenue tripled. Robinhood went from 700 employees to nearly 4,000. Then GameStop happened. Reddit traders drove the stock from under $3 to nearly $500. Robinhood owed $3 billion by 4am. They didn't have it. They restricted trading. The internet turned on Vlad overnight. Death threats. He went into hiding at a hotel. Three weeks later, five hours in front of Congress. Then Elon called him 'Vlad the stock impaler' on Clubhouse. Robinhood went public that summer at $38 a share. By June 2022, it hit $6.81. Down 82%. He laid off over a thousand people. Vlad said he was unhappy for the first time since starting the company. He cut the people who were only there for the money. Stopped chasing beginners. Rebuilt for serious traders. By 2024, Robinhood was profitable. Stock up 220%. By 2026, market cap over $100 billion. Vlad is 39, worth over $5 billion.

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  BrØcK (@Br0cK689) reported 55 minutes ago

  @UtDrFruit @NechakoRivr @Tornad0Tommy reddit is down the hall and to the left

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  reightS (@reight_s) reported 56 minutes ago

  3,000 new apps hit the App Store every day in the first half of 2026. 5% of them earn more than $100 a month. Not $100k. One hundred dollars. That number comes from a guy named Dexter, in his first ever YouTube video, about ninety seconds before he admits his own app pulled 60 downloads in three months. He built it in under a week. Nano Banana 2 and Imagen 2 wired straight in. The thing shipped. It worked.Nobody wanted it. [2:01] New image model drops. He gets an idea he loves at 2 am. [2:37] Sixty downloads. [3:28] "Our idea has to be validated by the market." Ordinary lesson. Skip it. The part worth stealing shows up seven minutes later. [9:32] AI can run your research. It can also summarize what it found. [9:52] He uses the first. He refuses the second. He reads the Reddit threads himself. Hours of them. Complaints, routines, people arguing about breathing techniques. He will not let a model hand him a tidy list of "key user pain points." Sounds like a waste of a Saturday. Here's why it isn't. A model reading 400 comments gives you back the average complaint. The average complaint already has four apps solving it. What you actually need is the outlier. The comment with 3 upvotes where somebody describes a workaround so ugly it's obviously load-bearing in their life. Every summarizer on earth is built to delete that comment. It reads as noise. It scores as noise. It is the business. The rest of his method is mechanical: [3:47] Take apps already printing money. Walk every screen. Onboarding, paywall, then whatever sits behind the paywall. Read the one-star reviews. Fix one specific thing. [5:50] Cal AI did not invent calorie tracking. It took demand somebody else had already proven and rebuilt the middle of it with a model. [8:19] Stop chasing markets of ten million. Find 6,000 people who talk about the same problem every day and would pay to stop. So here's the uncomfortable version. The vibecoding pitch is that building costs nothing now. That's true. That's the problem. When the build collapses to zero, the only scarce thing left is knowing what to build. And that knowledge lives in exactly the messy, low-signal, badly-written places that a summarizer is designed to compress out of existence. The 95% aren't failing because they can't code. They automated the only part that was still theirs.

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  OrganiqReddit (@OrganiqReddit) reported 56 minutes ago

  @mikaelobeta that's textbook shadowban, not a regular removal. comments vanishing instantly and profile not loading for others are the two big signs. reddit doesn't notify you when it happens, you only find out by checking in an incognito tab or asking someone else to look. appealing through the admin form is really the only real fix, mods can't undo it

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  Mokocchi (@HashimotoKana90) reported 58 minutes ago

  @ObviousRises The issue is you get banned from Reddit, instagram, or Facebook if you name the races

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  [indistinct chatter] (@indistinct1988) reported 1 hour ago

  @TheCriticalDri2 Your Reddit reflects your tiresome, misogynistic and transphobic opinions. I went from thinking your videos are entertaining to jesus this guy has severe problems with women.

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  Destiny Avan (@destiny_avan) reported 1 hour ago

  So @AmazonMGMStudio wants someone who "does not have history with it (Stargate) and would give it a fresh new perspective, I hear." - Dateline Mike Hopkins, the problem with that is that those kind of people generally don't even understand the franchise. If you don't understand what it's essence is, you will end up butchering it and loosing your current fans. All in the pursuit of "the modern audience". I think the person Reddit who stated this is right. "The problem is just a facet of a bigger issue right now: rebootitis. Hollywood loves to mine franchises for nostalgia value, but usually whoever they hire to make it falls into the trap of being overly iconoclastic and rejecting everything about the old franchise as outdated... or the trap of being slavishly homage where the movie is just parroting the old stuff without really capturing the essence of what made it good. The same issue with the Star Wars sequels, and other franchise reboots lately like terminator or mad max." If you reject everything about Stargate and do a hard reboot, it will no longer be Stargate. It will be something else. Therefore, we ask that you transfer Gero's Stargate to @mgmplus so they can finish it and put it on their platform. #SaveStargate