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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%)

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Bengaluru	Sign in	16 hours ago
Paris	Errors	1 day ago
Gustavo Adolfo Madero	Website Down	4 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

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  Bubs (Meat Eater) (@Bubslive) reported 19 seconds ago

  @HazelAppleyard Lmao shut up *****. If your boyfriend can’t make fun of your ugly ******, who can? What’s even the point of being together if we can’t poke fun at some stupid ****? She had a perfect opportunity to ask him why his ***** smell weird or his **** is a different color or say her lips hang down like that when they haven’t been satisfied or some ****. But no. She chose crying and going on Reddit instead. Get lost.

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  ecomchigga (@ecomchigga) reported 2 minutes ago

  most people who want to sell digital products pick a niche by asking "what am i passionate about." that question has destroyed more info product businesses than any competitor ever could. passion doesn't pay. demand pays. and demand leaves a trail you can follow in 11 minutes if you know where to look. i've launched 9 products across gumroad and whop. $127,000 combined. not one of them started from passion. every single one started from the same place: a reddit thread where strangers were describing a specific frustration that nobody had packaged a clean solution for. the process is mechanical. open reddit. pick any subreddit tied to a skill or profession. sort by top of all time. search the phrases "struggling with," "can't figure out," and "does anyone know how to." read until the same frustrated question appears 5+ times from different people in different words. 200+ upvotes on each version. comment sections full of people saying "same" and "following" because the answer doesn't exist in product form yet. that repetition is the niche. not the subreddit. not the industry. the specific complaint that keeps surfacing with no product attached to it. then check gumroad and whop. if products exist and have reviews, that's a green light. competition is confirmed demand. people are already spending money. find the angle none of the existing products cover well. that gap is the business. if nothing exists, the lane is wide open. verified demand. zero supply. the shelf is empty and 500 strangers already told you exactly what to put on it. the $41,200 product i sell right now came from a thread with 743 upvotes. someone ranting about a problem i didn't even know existed before that night. built the solution in one sitting. same file still selling daily 6 months later without me touching it once. the $23,400 product came from a different thread. 519 upvotes. different subreddit. different niche. same exact process. found the complaint. checked the shelf. built the simplest version of the solution in a weekend. every time the process is identical. the niches change. the system doesn't. the biggest mistake in niche selection is thinking you need to be an expert. you don't. you need to be a better assembler than what currently exists. every answer already lives for free across scattered reddit threads and youtube videos. the buyer isn't paying for the information. they're paying for the assembly. you collected it, organized it, removed the 94% that doesn't matter, and handed them the clean version in 11 pages. the second biggest mistake is picking a niche that sounds impressive. "how to build wealth" competes with 50,000 accounts. "how to get your first digital product sale with zero audience" competes with almost nobody and the person searching for it has their card ready because the problem is specific enough that finding any solution feels like relief. specific boring niches with desperate buyers beat broad exciting niches with casual browsers every single time. the more embarrassing the niche sounds when you say it out loud, the fewer creators showed up, the less competition exists, and the faster the first sale comes. i wrote out the complete niche picking system. the subreddits that surface demand. the exact search phrases. how to validate in 11 minutes. how to find the gap on gumroad. the pricing framework. how to know whether a niche has $400/month in it or $4,000 before you build anything. free. RT + comment NICHE and i'll send it (must be following)

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  GUL (@gulVasikova) reported 2 minutes ago

  A $SPCX investor says he’s down nearly $200,000 on a massive bet—but he’s not ready to walk away. The investor, who shared his portfolio on the WallStreetBets subreddit, revealed losses across both his $SPCX shares and options positions. His biggest holding is 1,498 shares purchased at $211 each, now worth about $136 per share, leaving him with an unrealized loss of more than $112,000 (-35.5%). The damage didn’t stop there. Two bullish call spread positions traded through $HOOD have lost another $82,000+, bringing his total losses to roughly $194,500. Despite the setback, the investor remains confident. “We’ll learn how to trade this stock eventually. It’s my whole thing,” he said in a recent YouTube update, adding that his net worth is still around $1.5 million and that he has already accepted the risk of losing more. Many Reddit users questioned why he continued adding risk after already suffering six-figure losses, with some warning that future insider selling could put additional pressure on $SPCX. The story is a reminder that conviction alone isn’t enough. Holding a concentrated position while adding short-dated options can significantly magnify losses when a trade moves against you.

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  Pass-A-Gospel-Tract (@PassGospelTract) reported 2 minutes ago

  @JosephGran53660 @GospelOnX Where did you get that answer from? From AI, from the apostate and agnostic Bart Ehrman or from a Reddit post? A simple read of 2 Peter 1:1 already settled who the author is, none other than Simon Peter and if you don't believe it then you have a problem with the word of God.

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  will.i.am blake (@wullie_blake) reported 3 minutes ago

  @tracewoodgrains reddit on ai is egregiously misinformed and contradictory, but the problem’s systemic. my husband blocked reddit because the hive mind is inherently toxic; up/downvoting rewards people for being mythic ******** if you fall even slightly foul of subreddit norms.

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  SilverBoarMedia (@AbcAbc347433) reported 3 minutes ago

  @NilesSankey Way to confirm our prejudices lol, it was crazy to me finding out that Todd Howard was paying attention to reddit of all places. We all knew that the game dev bubble problem was bad but now we know how bad. On the flip side though, it makes it even easier to ignore them.

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  Albert Metz (@albertmetzz) reported 4 minutes ago

  @tibo_maker genuine question: is the constraint the Reddit accounts themselves or your ability to manage results across too many? those are different scaling problems

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  Anubhav Rawat (@Avraw) reported 6 minutes ago

  @yuriko_o1 @getpeid if you hop on reddit for nothing earbuds issues you will find its a mass issue. Also both my phone and earbuds had issues. Pathetic.

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  mzra (@rhodes_mzra) reported 9 minutes ago

  @zuki_2024 For all the reddit tier takes that Germany was terrible at industrial production, their tank and submarine production numbers are very impressive and their battlefield throughout the war reflects this. They were incredibly difficult to fight.

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  nata 🇦🇷 waia 2 truther 🩷 (@gotmefeelinlzy) reported 9 minutes ago

  this is so ******* funny imagine you ask reddit about your problems with your camera and ******* markiplier responds

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  Carson Rodrigues (@carsonmarz) reported 11 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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  Chichi (@chichi_infinity) reported 11 minutes ago

  @Yavette7 Months. But the demons would attack anyone who brought it up, and consistently tried to take the Reddit page down that leaked this info. They even doxxed people in that sub. It was a whole thing.

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  sigma capitalist (@phithetasigma) reported 12 minutes ago

  Did a quick sweep of my X wall to see what's trending and saw a few accounts pumping $RDDT Reddit I don't know if people realize that Reddit *was* great as a data scraping ground for AI labs (initially, then with licensing agreements) due to its pool of human-generated content which these labs require to train their models/NLP capabilities However, the situation has since evolved. The advanced/frontier AI labs are now more focused on highly curated content - and are willing to pay for specialized domain knowledge/data work. Platforms like Mercor are thriving because of this For AI startups, they can now bootstrap training/fine-tuning using synthetic data (like TML's Inkling using Chinese open models) Those who say, well, there're data integrity issues with AI training on AI But the counterargument is, the internet is increasingly filled with AI-generated content and what's more, we now have agent swarms generating/iterating data loops Not only is signal-to-noise ratio shifting rapidly, we'll soon be unable to discern between authentic human-generated content vs AI ones My view is public forums like Reddit are soon going to be what they're initially set out to be - mostly for fun and entertainment purposes. Somewhere you doom-scroll mindlessly after a long work day lol Similarly for Discord. Arguably, they are better positioned given their community vibes with dedicated spaces/whatnot but from what I understand, they are facing real monetization difficulties. I believe they have been/are trying to IPO but I think it's gonna be a tough sell

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  DOGA (@SurajHiDogaHai) reported 15 minutes ago

  @aravind @GabbbarSingh They already have. They just don’t know yet. The upper hand he had using social media during 2004-2014 has completely overturned. Insta-Reddit-X is a ghetto of Left Bred vile creators who can go down to any level of filth to have quick dopamine.

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  sleep_magnets (@sleep_magnets) reported 21 minutes ago

  X has a major problem with censorship. There's a huge difference between promoting violence and making a general observation that certain events are likely to result in violence. Turning into reddit where half of reality can't be discussed because it includes violent outcomes.

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  SammieSora (@SammieSora) reported 31 minutes ago

  I don’t think the supposed avengers doomsday script leaked marvel would keep that under lock & key cause how would someone get it & post it on Reddit they would immediately get in trouble if it was legit

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  Amol Parikh (@AmolParikh10) reported 32 minutes ago

  My reddit got restricted - cannot reply to messages, my posts got filtered, however I can still login and comment. I already appealed yesterday. Anybody faced anything similar?

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  VIUS Investing (@VIUSInvesting) reported 35 minutes ago

  $RDDT’s Google renewal is the first real test of whether Reddit has an AI data moat. The Wall Street Journal reports that Reddit has discussed cutting off Google’s AI access as their $60 million-a-year agreement approaches expiration. The key question is whether Google sees Reddit as replaceable. Reddit ended 2025 with more than 2 billion posts, 22 billion comments and 100,000 active communities. Google’s agreement provides a structured, real-time feed of new posts and comments, which is more reliable than scraping public pages. The historical archive alone does not justify a higher renewal price. Much of that content has already entered previous model-training datasets. The recurring value comes from newly created human conversations: current product experiences, changing opinions, niche expertise, reply relationships and voting signals. That value is real. Research published in Nature found that indiscriminate training on recursively generated data can degrade models over time. As more of the open web becomes AI-generated, verified human data should become more valuable. Reddit still has to prove that its own content remains human. Its 10-K acknowledges that AI makes bots, inauthentic engagement and low-quality content harder to detect. If Reddit cannot control that contamination, the asset Google is licensing deteriorates. The financial exposure is smaller than the market reaction suggests. Reddit generated $140 million of “other revenue” in 2025, including content licensing, equal to about 6.4% of total revenue. Google’s reported $60 million payment represented roughly 2.7% of total revenue. However, Reddit also disclosed that almost all licensing contract value comes from two partners, widely understood to be Google and OpenAI. Losing Google would weaken the claim that Reddit can convert its data into durable, recurring revenue. The larger risk sits in advertising. Ads produced about 94% of Reddit’s 2025 revenue, and Reddit explicitly says it relies on Google’s organic search traffic. A Google algorithm change already disrupted logged-out user growth in late 2024. AI Overviews now create another problem: Google can use Reddit conversations to answer the query before the user visits Reddit. That makes this a two-sided negotiation. Google wants fresh human discussion. Reddit wants licensing income without sacrificing the traffic that supports its much larger advertising business. A successful renewal requires more than keeping the $60 million: • higher or usage-based pricing • payment for real-time retrieval and AI display • attribution and meaningful traffic back to Reddit • protection against Reddit content replacing Reddit visits • evidence that the underlying conversations remain human If Google accepts those terms, Reddit begins to demonstrate real pricing power. If the contract shrinks, renews at similar economics, or requires Reddit to trade away search traffic, the data remains valuable—but the moat belongs partly to the distributor. Which side has more leverage here: the owner of the human conversation, or the company controlling how people discover it? $RDDT ~ Reddit $GOOG ~ Alphabet

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  Hamza Khalid (@humzaakhalid) reported 36 minutes ago

  Breaking: Claude has a serious privacy problem right now. And if you have EVER clicked “Share” on a Claude conversation, stop scrolling and check your account. A Reddit user discovered that a large number of shared Claude chats could be found through Google Search. The thread exploded almost immediately. Why? Because people weren’t finding harmless prompt examples. Reddit users reported discovering shared conversations containing: → Crypto-wallet information → Deeply personal conversations → API keys and account credentials → Resumes with names & addresses → Internal projects and business plans → Sensitive legal and ethical discussions To be clear: This does NOT mean every private Claude conversation was leaked. The problem involves conversations where someone clicked Claude’s “Share” button. According to Anthropic’s own documentation, sharing creates a public snapshot that anyone with the link can view. Most users understand that as: “I can send this link to a specific person.” They do not understand it as: “Someone may discover this conversation through a Google search.” But that appears to be exactly what happened. These shared pages were being treated like ordinary public webpages that search engines could crawl and index. So a conversation you shared once with a colleague, client or friend could potentially become searchable by someone who never received the link. That distinction matters. “Anyone with the link can view this” should not automatically become: “Anyone can find this.” And the most alarming part is how people use Claude today. They paste in: - Source code. - Legal questions. - Client documents. - Internal strategies. - Personal problems. - Financial information. Credentials needed to debug an application. Then they generate a share link because it is easier than copying the conversation. One click can turn months of private context into a public snapshot. And once something has been indexed, removing the original page may not erase every cached or archived copy immediately. This also echoes the ChatGPT indexing controversy from 2025. OpenAI’s version involved an option that allowed users to make shared conversations discoverable through search engines. After sensitive conversations appeared in Google, OpenAI removed the feature and began working to remove indexed pages. Now Claude users are facing a dangerously similar lesson: A public AI share link is still a public webpage. Never treat it like a private document. Here is what you need to do right now: Open Claude. Go to: Settings → Privacy → Shared chats → Manage Review every conversation listed there. Unshare anything containing personal, financial, legal, client, or company information. And if a shared conversation ever contained a password, API key, access token, private key, or wallet credential, deleting the link is not enough. Rotate or revoke that credential immediately. Then review the related account for unusual access. The safest rule going forward is simple: Never put secrets inside an AI conversation you may eventually share. Because “hard to discover” is not the same as private. And “anyone with the link” is not a security boundary.

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  Vincent (@tellenne_) reported 38 minutes ago

  @_mattwelter that's true for builders but it's not true for most consumers they're still on shopify wordpress photoshop webflow buffer n8n zapier they're still paying expensive agencies, they pay for counseling even when they use AI they pay for a guy or a team to run AI for them honestly the ideas we see about vibecoding internal tools VS paying for SaaS on X, we see the same in the open source AI space (why are you paying to rent AI when you can own it etc). X indie hackers are pretty much ignorant casuals according to the reddit/GH communities, you're always someone's noob if you have a sink leak there's a 99% chance you can fix it alone but most people will still call the plumber

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  deno (@denohawari) reported 42 minutes ago

  2/ find the questions, rather than the keywords go to the subreddits it named sort by top posts this year, then search your category write down every question people keep asking that nobody answered well a Semrush study found 217,000 AI prompts pulled from 248,000 different Reddit threads the citations are spread across thousands of small questions, so you win on coverage, not on one big post

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  scorpio's groove ⧗ (@blossomisley) reported 42 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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  Doug Dante (@DougDante1) reported 43 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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  Gulskjegg (@Gulskjegg) reported 43 minutes ago

  @PoliceThePolic1 @Reddit Just know that reddit mods strive to be on the wrong side of every issue.

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  Numan (@numanderki) reported 48 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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  Femboy Darumi 🏳️‍⚧️ (@itsTheRumi) reported 50 minutes ago

  I’ve dated other trans women who are just like Gaku so I’m like yea. I see u girlie. It’ll be ok. U can borrow my clothes when im not home and post neck down pics on reddit if u want i wont mind

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  Japanese Soul Bar (@REHAB_) reported 52 minutes ago

  I went down that Critical Drinker sub Reddit and I did not wanna believe there is a level below gamefaqs users for loser incel-ery and I think Critical Drinker sub takes the cake. There are people who are part of that sub Reddit that walk amongst us

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  Electro Jay (@jaylectroc) reported 55 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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  Blitz  (@PeriBlitzV2) reported 56 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

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  Warrior_Maiden (@Warrior_Maiden) reported 59 minutes ago

  @Dyson Considering your 4 support agents could not I ended up buying my filters on Amazon. I loved your products till this. There’s Reddit threads similar issues. I’m sorry but you lost a long term customer.