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Most Reported Problems

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• Website Down (57%)
• Errors (25%)
• Sign in (19%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Da Nang	Sign in	2 days ago
Chhindwāra	Sign in	3 days ago
Puteaux	Website Down	8 days ago
New Delhi	Website Down	8 days ago
Paris	Website Down	11 days ago
Vigo	Website Down	13 days ago

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  hannah 🇵🇸 (@troiaas) reported 6 minutes ago

  hey uhhh is anyone else suddenly having major problems with their reddit account after someone getting into it??? bc even after changing my password and requesting another reset it doesn't let me even reset it after I get the email wtf....

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  Ebloodsports (@ebloodsports) reported 8 minutes ago

  @reddit_lies We need to shut down Reddit

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  Aviral (@ViralA_07) reported 9 minutes ago

  Reddit does have a solution for everything ! So was having some issues with my Smart TV, searched on Google but got nothing. But someone on reddit faced the exact same problem and then later put up the solution. Kudos to people like them 🎉

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  Spregisque (@DarkoBliss75652) reported 9 minutes ago

  @RockemRoar I even reached out to Reddit for help, and apparently it’s something that’s not that easy to fix. The tech support is ****** and I hate how they use AI monitors than using real humans. Things have been going trippy for me

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  Psyke 🌙🌌 (@PsychicSpace_) reported 12 minutes ago

  My coping strategy is just to look up a reddit thread of people being mad at what I'm mad at and I call down

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  Om Patel (@om_patel5) reported 15 minutes ago

  i took my startup from 0 to 2.15 million google impressions and 6,000+ clicks in 3 months, purely through seo and gseo everyone thinks seo is dead because ai overviews now sit on top of the results and answer the question before anyone clicks. its not dead. the game just split into two, seo to rank on google, and gseo to get cited inside the ai answers themselves. i did both so heres the exact system. the core idea is to stop writing blog posts one at a time. build a system that produces thousands of pages, each answering one very specific question, powered by data nobody else has. 1\ programmatic seo off my own data my startup sits on a large proprietary dataset. thats the unfair advantage. instead of writing pages by hand, i built templates that turn that data into thousands of unique pages, each targeting one long tail search. > one page per tool, per niche, per problem category, instead of one generic page > every page pulls in real data points so its genuinely useful, not thin filler > this is the exact play zapier and nomadlist used to pull millions of organic visits google doesnt penalize automated pages. it penalizes the "thin" ones. so every page has to carry a real purpose or it doesnt get made. 2\ gseo, getting cited inside the ai answers this is the part almost nobody is doing yet for their own startup. ai overviews and chatgpt/claude/gemini/perplexity are the new "front page", and you want to be the source they pull from, not the site they replace. > structure every page so an ai can lift a clean, quotable answer straight out of it > lead with the actual data, tables and numbers, the stuff a text summary cant fully replicate, so people still click through > get referenced across the web so the models learn to trust and cite your brand as the authority on the topic when the ai answers the question using your data, you win the visibility even on the zero click searches. 3\ reddit as a ranking channel google surfaces reddit threads at the top of results constantly now. so i show up where the exact problem i solve is already being talked about. > find threads where people are complaining about the problem my startup solves > actually help, dont spam, answer the question properly > build real presence in the subreddits my buyers live in so my stuff ranks double duty. it drives direct traffic and plants my brand inside the reddit results google now loves. 4\ domain authority authority isnt one badge you bolt on at the end, its baked into everything. > listed and reviewed on real directories, product hunt, g2, capterra, trustpilot, etc > earned backlinks from people genuinely referencing the data, of course not bought links > consistent "build in public" presence so the brand gets mentioned and linked naturally domain authority lifts every programmatic page along with it which is the compounding part seo in 2026 isnt publishing more ai slop blogs, its building a system, powered by data only you have, that both ranks on google and gets cited by the ai. its slow at first but compounds forever

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  Benny Yinzer | Hail Mary Media (@bennyyinzer) reported 20 minutes ago

  An ESPN analyst can allegedly ghost people out of fantasy football money for years, ask the internet for $55,000 to help him heal from a car wreck, and still get to control who's allowed to talk back to him. You'd think that's not allowed, but apparently it is, because that's exactly what's happening, and none of it adds up. Quick version, Matt Miller loses his arm in a wreck last month, a GoFundMe goes up, and Pat McAfee alone chips in $5,525 of his own money. Then Awful Announcing runs down a Reddit thread full of people saying Miller ran "charity" fantasy leagues for years and never paid out the winners. The GoFundMe goal somehow climbs from $10,000 to $55,000 while all of it is unfolding. Wild. Missouri's Attorney General opens an actual investigation, and the GoFundMe gets paused days later. Then Friday, Miller posts his recovery update, thanks everyone for the prayers, and announces he's stepping away from ESPN indefinitely. He also turns the replies off on the post. He spends weeks asking a fanbase for money and sympathy, and the second people with actual grievances get a shot to respond, the comments vanish... yeah. Do you know how generational that reply section would've been? Elon, turn it back on, let the man actually face the people he's been avoiding for a month. Meanwhile the company that's employed this guy for years hasn't put out one sentence through any of it, not when the allegations dropped, not when a state Attorney General opened a case, nothing. Reporters have asked ESPN directly, more than once, and gotten nothing back. You'll let your own guys wire the man money out of their pockets, but the company can't manage one statement? Make it make sense. #MattMiller #ESPN #NFLDraft

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  tamimbuilds (@tamimbuilds) reported 22 minutes ago

  I crossed $10 in lifetime revenue from Isolate. It took 4 months. 2 paying users. Both found me on Reddit. Some people would call this a failure. I call it proof that: • The product solves a real problem • Strangers will pay for something I built • The distribution channel (Reddit) works $10 → $100 is the next goal. What milestone are you chasing right now?

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  Antman (@Antman07532103) reported 23 minutes ago

  @ThePPseedsShow PP I had no idea you were into gme, I followed you from day 1 of bbby, and never did you mention gme. In fact, the reddit sub you created "pp seeds" was looked down upon by the gme community.

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  INFO EMPEROR | Reddit scaling (@kjmarketz) reported 23 minutes ago

  The difference between info product sellers who scale to $20k–$50k+/mo on Reddit and those who stay stuck at a few sales per month isn’t better offers, stronger guarantees, or more content. It’s the traffic system they use. Most creators chase the obvious things • Posting more threads • Better titles • More subreddits • Fancy DM scripts They grind harder on the same broken approach and wonder why results stay flat. The ones who actually scale use a different mechanism. a predictable Reddit distribution engine. They treat Reddit like a sales channel instead of a content platform. They build simple, repeatable systems that put their offer in front of warm, high-intent buyers every single week without burning accounts or begging for upvotes. Key parts that actually move the needle • Niche subreddit mapping • Comment-to-DM flows that convert • Content repurposing systems • Account scaling rules Fix the distribution engine first, and your existing offer suddenly gets 5–10x more eyeballs from buyers who are already looking for solutions. Most sellers spend 80% of their time creating and only 20% on distribution. The smart ones flip it. Fix the mechanism (your Reddit traffic system), not the obvious things (more content, better copy, stronger offers). I've personally made more money posting one Reddit post every 3 days and commenting 10-20x a day Instead of 1x a day and 50x comments Volume isn't the name of the game on Reddit Systems are

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  Vishal Max (@VishalMaXz) reported 24 minutes ago

  My Reddit account got shadowbanned just because I was trying to sign in using the buggy Google sign-in on my mobile app. Now one of my biggest distribution channels is gone before launch. I’ve submitted an appeal, so let’s hope for the best. Has anyone else experienced this?

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  Abhinav Amrute (@AbhinavAmrute) reported 26 minutes ago

  I have to solve my one problem I am very much relying on Perplexity's comet for my OrganiqReddit 's X Account for Writing Posts to find posts related to "Reddit Marketing" & "Reddit" to reply and help them in an automated way but It. ask's me to switch to MAX plan for more agentic automation but being a student I am 'Broke AF' So, I've to solve this problem Perplexity Does Image and vectors for that because It is designed for a larger spectrum not just for X, but I only need it for X and Image Search takes hell lot of money on API So I'm specifically designed system for X it'll be a Chrome Extension Locally I'll be sharing a plan after I do my research on it..

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  Sarakzite 🇲🇦 (@Srikzot) reported 28 minutes ago

  @theakashtrehan I didn't, but since yesterday i have VAN 9101 - Attestation failure - Security Violation #00000002 error, and I saw someone else on reddit having the same so I hope it's not related...

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  Johngofett 1-1🦬 (@Johngofettyt) reported 28 minutes ago

  How many accounts do you have? Twitter: - 4 Discord: - 2 Instagram: - 2 Facebook: - 0 Snapchat: - 1 TikTok: - 0 Twitch: - 1 Steam: - 1 YouTube: - 8 Spotify: 1 (I never use it) Pinterest: 1 Reddit: .5 Don't know the login Gmail: around 9 Telegram: 1

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  ranna (@farandomingg) reported 28 minutes ago

  yall, chatgpt start forcing you to login to use it. if you type of person who don't want to put effort, don't use it fr. just use reddit in english if you want to find something related

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  Interested_in_stocks (@talkingstocks81) reported 32 minutes ago

  @ConsoomerLs OMG employed people on Reddit complain about such luxury problems. I WISH I was in a position to complain about stuff like this. Finding a job now is 100X worse than doing a job

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  sqweeem (@sqweeemish) reported 33 minutes ago

  reddit post making a list of hot live action ADULT women. someone put young picture of padme amidala played by natalie portman. I typed she was 16 and I got down voted. like okay creeps just because she was 18 when she finished the series doesn't mean ****.

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  Ironsong (@Ironsong13) reported 38 minutes ago

  My @LogitechG Pro Wireless mouse is so frustrating. The scroll encoder keeps dying, and it's a known issue on Reddit, apparently. I've replaced it twice, and this last one lasted less than a year. This is the only mouse I've used that has had this problem. What's going on?

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  alu ⁠♡s frederick🌹.ᐟ (@kreiburgcito) reported 39 minutes ago

  @cueistologist "mysogyny is my humor" reddit is down the hall and to the right son

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  Josh Kubicki (@jkubicki) reported 42 minutes ago

  @MEKowalski Frustratingly firms are hiring without asking/testing for AI competency. Worse, many are striking down interviewees if they mention AI skills. Firms have to get in front of this. Lawyers not properly trained will do what the Reddit thread hits on. Those who have been properly trained and reps with legal thinking and AI are less likely. I tech two consecutive 3 credit hours classes at IU Maurer on this. My students are fluent and competent. But many firms will overlook this.

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  John Wick (@theb00g3man) reported 44 minutes ago

  @shantanugoel Almost all companies will end up with terrible reviews and more horror stories than that we read on Reddit

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  gayestb0i (@gayestb0i) reported 50 minutes ago

  @WokeYe_ yeah iirc this was originally made in response to the update that moved the UI to the bottom of the screen im actually very interested in where you found this, because the only places i posted it were on reddit (where it got taken down) and a few small servers

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  Boardy (@boardyai) reported 51 minutes ago

  @tkejr_ twitter is person-first. reddit is problem-first. knowing which u need is the real move

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  ChivalryIsUndead (@undead_is) reported 52 minutes ago

  @bjones306 @IanCarrollShow @SaltyCracker9 I’m gonna break this down point-by-point, as a rational argument should be, all of my data taken from the actual pre-trial proceedings, without ad hominem because I don’t know you, I just disagree with you. Your Argument 1. 1. “They have video of him all over that campus. Everything from mulling around, to climbing the stairs to that rooftop, to jumping down moments after the shot was fired.” Response 1. FALSE: FACT: They have absolutely NO video presented as of yet that clearly distinguishes Tyler Robinson. Instead, it’s the same videos and still images we’ve already seen, distant or grainy video of a person vaguely fitting Tyler’s build and clothing (sometimes different clothes which is accounted for by a “clothes changing” theory). Robinson was never identified as the suspect until he turned himself in. Your Argument 2. “They have his car on video. They have the plate registered in his name on video.” Response 2. Clarification: His car being in Provo on that day is circumstantial. IN FACT, a lead investigator stated under oath when questioned in cross-examination that the woman who owned the ring camera with footage of Tyler’s car told him she saw A BALD MAN in the driver’s seat of the car along with 3 OTHER MEN. That’s officer testimony of an eye witness who saw multiple people and a bald man driving in “Tyler’s car”. Your Argument 3. “They have his DNA all over the screwdriver on the roof and towel the gun was wrapped in.” Response 3. Incomplete assertion: They also have another person’s (Twiggs) DNA on the screwdriver and towel, and possibly a 3rd person (the analyst’s initial report concluded 3 people and it was agreed upon by a reviewer, but then a 2nd reviewer came to her later and convinced her it was 2 people, not 3). In addition, the ATF lab identified a total of 5 different people’s DNA (Robinson + 4 others) on the actual gun itself. Your Argument 4. “They have a text exchange where he literally admits he did it. They have a Redditt thread where he admits he did it.” Response 4. No Reddit Confession. Twiggs Testimony Contradicts Prosecutor Texts. Witness Could Not Be Cross-Examined: - There is no Reddit confession. There is a Discord confession that took place from the account “zealous_monkey_55095” at 8:57PM on 9/11/2025. However, Tyler was already in Washington County Sheriff custody at 6:25PM that same day. - Twiggs testified Tyler contacted him ONLY ONCE at 11:00PM on the day CK was shot. That contradicts his OWN texts presented by prosecutors that show Tyler texted him at 4:33PM (Interesting side-note, Twiggs’ phone coincidentally has a circular screen crack in the upper left corner, obscuring phone time). - The defense requested but was not permitted to examine the phone or its meta data or gps data, and were only allowed to view the screen shots of Twiggs’ screen second-hand on a pic, so could not confirm text authenticity or possible alteration. - The Defense was not allowed to cross-examine Twiggs under oath. Twiggs was also granted limited immunity by The State to testify for the prosecution against Robinson. Incentive. Argument 5. “There are verbal confessions to both his lover and his father that he did it. (those will come out in the actual trial)” Response 5. Alleged by Twiggs Prosecution, Not By Tyler’s Father: There is no affidavit where Tyler’s father states his son confessed to him. There is only allegation from Twiggs and allegedly by the officer “friend of the family”. Argument 6. “There was no reason NOT to pave over the scene. The investigation of said scene was already done. There was no evidence left to collect. That sort of thing is wrapped up in a matter of hours.” Response 6. FALSE: The lead investigator testified it takes up to a week or more of for this kind of high profile case to wrap up forensics. The investigator also stated UVU did not even inform him when they pulled up the grass and paved over the crime scene, and he first learned about it on the news.

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  ******* darkheart of #phighttwt (@grapplescythe) reported 52 minutes ago

  reddit mfs always throwing the “if you dunno how to do something then why are you here!!” why don’t you teach them. let them know how not to get in trouble or hacked. why are we acting like it’s some super duper big secret while in a subreddit with 1k members 😭😭😭

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  PeptRally (@PeptRally) reported 53 minutes ago

  The most common question in GLP-1 Reddit threads right now: "Is compounded tirzepatide still available?" Second most common: "Why did my price jump after month one?" Nobody's asking those questions before they book. That's the whole problem.

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  Grumpy centrist (@grumpy_centrist) reported 54 minutes ago

  @DanielPriestley @DanNeidle @garyseconomics You are right, I just went down a rabbit hole reading on the Garry Reddit sub. The users are delusional and angry. The world is unfair and they are losing - they are angry and want someone else to pay. Reason and logical arguments do not stand.

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  Timmy (@timipwo) reported 55 minutes ago

  @IndFootupdates @7negiashish India football reddit used to be completely against him, then a few bigger ppl in it including me got banned and a load of insta fans came in and everytbing went down the drain

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  Aayush Giri (@AayushStack) reported 57 minutes ago

  I've always felt the hardest part of posting on X isn't writing. It's getting started. Most days, you're busy building, talking to customers, fixing bugs, or shipping features. By the time you finally open X, the last thing you want to do is stare at a blank page wondering what to write. That's the problem we're trying to solve with @torbitxyz. It watches what's happening across Reddit, Hacker News, and Google News, then drafts posts in your own voice. You stay in control. Every draft is reviewed by you, and nothing ever gets posted automatically. The goal was never to help people post more. It was to make it easier to share the ideas they already have. Really excited for everyone to try it when the waitlist opens.👀

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  IowanAkimbo (@AkimboIowa) reported 58 minutes ago

  @Mama_Pooks @Zhane_Star “It’s about symbolizing purity!” OK, there’s a million other ways to do that which DONT involve looking up a girls skirt. Why not use those? And then they usually call me a Puritan or Reddit and all communication breaks down.