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 (55%)
• Errors (23%)
• Sign in (21%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Bengaluru	Sign in	14 hours ago
Paris	Errors	1 day ago
Gustavo Adolfo Madero	Website Down	3 days ago
Nagpur	Errors	6 days ago
Chhindwāra	Website Down	7 days ago
Douai	Sign in	15 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  osk (@ogsvg) reported 4 minutes ago

  Btw majority of PHDs and MDs have no clue about what peptides do nor do they know how to dose them. If you think “let me ask my doctor” about BPC-157 you will be sorely disappointed. We saw this problem and identified a gap, no central intelligence for peptides so we decided to solve it with Reptides. It’s very simple economics really, we solved a problem and sell the solution. Be careful about all the other peptide sites out there. They are mostly wired up in a few days and scrape stale Reddit info for their data. And for the love of GOD do not trust any peptide information site that doesn’t have any transparency about its sources or subscribers or anything like that. We make all of our sources public and our paid and free subscriber counts are public as well and they render in real time. (Watch all these copycats put fake counts on their site) All of our peptide data is proprietary and derived from our users apart from clinical and pre clinical data.

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  Electro Jay (@jaylectroc) reported 5 minutes ago

  @cloakedmarathon @SeasonalWaifu01 @DAKKADAKKA1 You think they're not? Retard you really think the dev's that have reddit personalities aren't looking for defenses of their slop? It's literally what they did during the production of halo 4. They straight up quoted someone like you in an interview. You're the problem dude

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  derpian (@AltAcctTwatter) reported 5 minutes ago

  @AyakaMods @Reddit been down for several days now. probably not coming back. was dead for months. was only a matter of time before the own pulled the plug

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  Reboticon (@Reboticant) reported 6 minutes ago

  @callanable into staying? That is interesting. Now its like those 'ask reddit' threads where no matter how minor the issue, 80% are going to say break up.

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  scorpio's groove ⧗ (@blossomisley) reported 7 minutes ago

  Damien looks so hot in the new episode of Smosh's Reading Reddit Stories. I love when his hair if half up half down.

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  🇿🇦🇦🇪Maluda. (@Poeticpedi) reported 9 minutes ago

  You don't even need prior knowledge just check forums and reddit for that specific problem.9/10 times someone else also faced same challenge. Quicker fault finding

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 10 minutes ago

  Budget Caribbean travel advice is scattered across TikToks, Reddit threads, and random travel blogs. Pelicanfare is the social feed built to fix that, with island-by-island streams, budget itineraries, and live deal alerts. The full version drops soon.

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  90908765 (@MakiTakazumi) reported 10 minutes ago

  @pirat_chud @Pirat_Nation well, its possible if AI also take on this forum "fixes" since they already find answers from reddit. but yeah, do your own research, if its only one post claiming that they fix it that way but dozen others have other way to fix it, then it's probably a scam

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  Kurosai 黒才 (@KurosaiSenpai) reported 12 minutes ago

  @TheEtherealAfro Support fellow creator? Where was that when your entire attacks on me have been due to my logical analysis of Mushoku Tensei? Where was that when you tried to lump me in with incels? Now that you know a little bit more about me, you wanna pivot, but you need to learn some humility. I'm not the Reddit mod; I'm the guy they make a subreddit about. I'm not the Discord mod; I'm the guy that people ask to mod for my server. I'm the guy they ask for YouTube advice and TikTok and the gram the whole 9 yards. I'm the guy who pays his little sister's way into college and supports his father when he's outta work. Please do not try me again because I am so much more than a creator but I've no shame in belittling myself down to the level of a troll to wrestle in the mud with kids on Twitter because that's who I am.

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  the great and powerful tigi (@tigipaws) reported 14 minutes ago

  I’ll stop reposting stuff off Reddit for now it’s just that sometimes I go on there to look something up and then I’m hit with an unscrollable post that then leads me down 20 more rabbitholes

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  Fridrik (@Mothertruckerer) reported 14 minutes ago

  @PaliparanDotCom @mark395625 @NS_online My guess is the different contact material for the DC OHLE and them being double deckers means more of the dust ends up on the side. There was a reddit thread about this issue, and obviously more cleaning isn't an option....

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  planefag (@planefag) reported 17 minutes ago

  @YoseiSovereign @johndrewmarkley yeah this, it is my longstanding policy to ignore everything sourced from reddit because it's all just info ops **** I've seen Indians using AI to just generate ragebait reddit posts instead of tracking them down in the wild, which should tell you something

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  Chris (@DntTaxes) reported 23 minutes ago

  @financedystop If you want to find a problem, you can find it on Reddit. Reddit is literally where you go if you're down on your luck and want to anonymously post about it.

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  Umair Shaikh (@1Umairshaikh) reported 23 minutes ago

  This is how you get your first 50 users to test the product. 1. Search Reddit for posts where people complain about the problem you solve. Save 50 posts. 2. DM everyone who left a thoughtful comment on those posts. Ask one question, don't pitch. 3. Build the feature that gets mentioned over and over. Ignore everything else. 4. Go back to those same people and let them try it for free. 5. Fix every bug they report before finding new users. 6. Ask each happy user: "Who else do you know that has this problem?" 7. Keep replying to new Reddit posts every day. Mention your product only when it genuinely helps. 8. Repeat until you get enough users.

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  Millie Marconi (@MillieMarconnni) reported 24 minutes ago

  One of the books that helped shape Steve Jobs was not written by a billionaire, professor, or technology company. It was assembled by hippies with scissors, typewriters, and Polaroid cameras. It showed ordinary people how to build, learn, create, and live differently. It was called The Whole Earth Catalog. In 1968, useful knowledge was difficult to reach. There was no Google, YouTube, or Reddit. If you wanted to build your own house, grow food, understand computers, repair machinery, or learn about a strange new idea, you needed to know the right person, find the right book, or gain access to the right institution. Stewart Brand believed this kept ordinary people dependent. Across America, thousands of young people were leaving cities and trying to build new communities. They wanted to grow their own food, construct their own homes, and create lives outside the systems they had inherited. They had the ambition. What they lacked was access to tools. Brand initially loaded a truck with books, equipment, and supplies and drove between communities. But one truck could only reach so many people. So he turned the truck into a catalog. The first Whole Earth Catalog appeared in 1968. Its large pages were filled with books, maps, tools, machines, building methods, farming equipment, and strange ideas that rarely appeared beside one another. You could find information about organic gardening, architecture, ecology, education, woodworking, camping, photography, and early computers. Each item came with a picture, its price, where to buy it, and a short explanation of why it was useful. The catalog did not try to sell people a finished life. It gave them the tools to build their own. That was the radical part. Brand believed a tool could be a hammer, but it could also be a book that changed how you saw the world. A map could be a tool. A new teaching method could be a tool. An idea nobody around you had heard before could become the tool that changed your future. The catalog became a search engine made of paper. There was no algorithm deciding what appeared first. Brand and his small team searched for useful things, tested ideas, read letters from readers, and placed their discoveries onto pages that looked messy, alive, and handmade. People living hundreds of miles apart could suddenly learn from the same books, discover the same inventions, and contribute to the same growing conversation. The Whole Earth Catalog became more than a publication. It became a printed network for people who believed they did not need to wait for governments, universities, or corporations to give them permission to create something better. Years later, Steve Jobs stood before Stanford graduates and called it one of the bibles of his generation. He described it as “Google in paperback form” created 35 years before Google arrived. The final issue ended with a photograph of an empty country road and four words beneath it: “Stay Hungry. Stay Foolish.” Jobs carried those words with him for the rest of his life. The technology industry later built computers that placed almost unlimited knowledge inside our pockets. But a group of hippies had already understood the bigger idea: When ordinary people gain access to powerful tools, they stop waiting for the future. They begin building it. Here's the link if you want to explore it: wholeearth. info

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  Adrian (@adriancodes) reported 24 minutes ago

  How do you solve the distribution problem? I was banned from Reddit AGAIN. 🙄 I've replied to comments with links to my product because people were looking for exactly that. Appealing doesn't make any difference…

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  Michelangel Yo (@MichelangelYo) reported 25 minutes ago

  @skdh @cremieuxrecueil Biggest let-down is when you realize X highly filters what comments you see, even posts with few comments in them. Far far worse than reddit, as in 1/2 of your comments if you are a nobody but blue check aren't seen anyways. Utterly insane, and why everyone should limit themselves.

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  Mango (phd) 🐁 (@sjw_sjw_and) reported 34 minutes ago

  @Hlubi_ElihleHle @Dav66352635859 At the time when the oddesey was written down, it was clear public knowledge that she was blond You still think he created the story from scratch like rowling created Harry potter Stop using reddit as a reference

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  General Lee's Molten Countenance (@thegassederman) reported 35 minutes ago

  @traybim @kabrutusdeid Nah he's right and you are gay and part of the problem. Back to Reddit.

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  dezz (@itzzid) reported 36 minutes ago

  @rpcs3 Thanks! I had this issue a week ago but seen the same solution recommended on Reddit.

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  Numan (@numanderki) reported 41 minutes ago

  Skin part, I understand. It's a Reddit opinion but whatever. Dolls liking Shikikan though? That's completely normal. It's not like these dolls are meeting with him for the first time or whatever. It's a waifu gacha game. How is characters liking the mc is a problem?

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  Carson Rodrigues (@carsonmarz) reported 44 minutes ago

  Fix: swapped the manual visibleDomains state for the usePagedList hook the Reddit card next to it already used. Real pagination, not a bigger cap.

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  Spidercorpo (@SpiGuardian) reported 46 minutes ago

  @GeraltofGoonia Of course your average reddit moderators are willing to shut down forums that are saying how Cortana is ugly entirely in the Halo Campaign Evolved that is how you can tell instantly that these people prefer to act like children more than to have a conversation about it-

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  UFOHeatSeeker (@UFOExposer) reported 48 minutes ago

  @UFOTruth Reddit, ai. Turn your gullible level down

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  Sev (@SevOverSigi) reported 53 minutes ago

  @EricDJuly This game was sick, the problem was the crap story and tanking the difficulty because of reddit.

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  Retronic Gamer (@RetronicGamer) reported 56 minutes ago

  @LBBubba I tried putting this clip there actually, but the mods took it down lmao. Reddit mods really seem to live up to their name.

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  Doug Dante (@DougDante1) reported 58 minutes ago

  @MIHouseDems Fix Detroit's Non-Emergency Number: "That phone number is trash! I called multiple times one evening, no one ever answered. Plus the last time I tried, I sat on hold for almost 3 hours listening to that annoying automated voice lying to me" (reddit willmofo313 April 4, 2026)

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  Evil Gremlin (@evil9remlin) reported 59 minutes ago

  @CeciHime Digital artists got extremely slow because of undo button and general online distractions and extremely entitled because of tumblr/twitter/reddit echochambers praising every chickenscratch sanic like it's Rembrandt's lost masterpiece.

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  ur mom 🐀 (@ciao_fiv) reported 59 minutes ago

  @LiamTriforce i saw comments on reddit saying the series is dead and they wish avatar studios would shut down over this 🙃

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  Blitz  (@PeriBlitzV2) reported 60 minutes ago

  @PKontwt I only post on Reddit whenever I need help with something But knowing reddit they'll prob end up making the problem worse lol