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 (50%)
• Sign in (31%)
• Errors (19%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Veracruz	Website Down	5 days ago
Bhubaneshwar	Website Down	7 days ago
Melbourne	Sign in	9 days ago
San Nicolás de los Garza	Sign in	12 days ago
Ciudad Obregón	Website Down	13 days ago
Hyderabad	Website Down	15 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Josiah Sutton 🌹 (@josiahwsutton) reported 4 minutes ago

  when I was a teenager I was trying out reddit and I went on r/punk, and i saw a post where someone was asking your favorite punk band, and I replied "Say Anything", and I got so many downvotes that I had to make a new account because it would have been impossible to fix my karma

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  Subonekd (@subonekd) reported 4 minutes ago

  @Pirat_Nation If you check the Laptop Manufacturer’s page it clearly states the laptop is only rated for 2x16gb by the manufacturer. Searching, the computer can do upto 64gb, but only on certain compatible ram modules. Per the report the Ram Module was removed and the system booted and didn’t blue screen. Obviously the user purchased incompatible ram modules, which caused the issues. Best Buy 1, User 0, Reddit -1000.

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  Gorg (@gorsger) reported 4 minutes ago

  @No_New_Notes I just have trouble discerning the "Chapter 3 was weirdly paced" criticisms from the "Toby Fox is a hack and only writes reddit humour and the game isn't fun and also Kris is not non-binary" people sometimes.

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  Agon Aliu (@aliuagon_) reported 9 minutes ago

  @arthuryuzbashew @mediafa_st my acc got banned without any reason or warnings. what i believe was the issue; I am new to reddit and posted the other day. carefully crafted that post then reddit itself suggested me "post it to other communities to increase reach" and I did. posted the same thing in 5 differenr subbredits. post got traction and after 3 hours i just got banned. they seem to not even read appeals sent to them lol

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  Aaron Delasy (@aarondelasy) reported 16 minutes ago

  @forgebitz the moment I decide to double down on Reddit? come on now

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  Harsh Kapoor (@Harsh_Kapoor03) reported 20 minutes ago

  seems like ChatGPT is NOT actually just stopping the Reddit citations but reducing them on the platform. which is a good thing, btw. Reddit has become this **** show of people coming over it and just trying to promote all of their stuff at once. Then getting banned for obvious reasons by the mods and complaining on reddit being the worst platform for marketing their thing. But here's the thing that not a lot of people think is the case, - Reddit is a community-given first platform You were never meant to get customers directly from Reddit, but mainly to build up the touchpoint to get a customer to your thing. I mean, if you just go to Reddit, join communities, talk like a human and drop hints of your product that just get into the discussion naturally, then that will just build a strong discussion thread with multiple keywords in the posts. Now all of this is used to be picked up by AI LLMs to promote and find solutions to people's problems. But even before all of this AI search and all, Google used to operate in the same way to cite your Reddit discussion link, which had the keywords, to rank on Google, which, btw, still exists. So even if ChatGPT is saying that they will reduce the citing, Reddit is also that one platform where you can truly optimise with keywords and still rank up on Google or AI. Yeah, maybe links might not be there, but AI search doesn't rely on links mostly, but the content that is there. Plus, the biggest advantage of this happening is that people will misunderstand this situation and start building on other platforms too, which btw, the next obvious choice is LinkedIn. because, after Reddit, LinkedIn gets cited even more in ChatGPT or other LLMs. I have dropped a few places where you can talk about your product in obvious ways, so do check it out. Rest assured Reddit is dead, it just got better to have quality conversations about your product.

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  Caresotin (@gotimestamp) reported 21 minutes ago

  The most counterintuitive Reddit lesson I've seen this year came from a robot vacuum brand. They didn't search "best robot vacuum" before launching. They searched: stuck, pet hair, mapping issue, WiFi disconnect, maintenance. That changed everything.

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  Murica Enjoyer (@Muricaenjoyer) reported 22 minutes ago

  @levelsio It was sourcing from Reddit far too often and was becoming the old “Google the topic with the word Reddit at the end” instead of sourcing from other places. They tried to correct it but couldn’t stop it, so they eliminated Reddit from its search function and now it’s down to 1%

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  Truth Mystery (@TruthAndMyst) reported 23 minutes ago

  @reddit_lies It wouldn't surprise me if Reddit was already populated by a lot of DARPA style AI bots long before civilian AI took off. Perhaps it became an issue.

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  Seven (@SevenWithTheT) reported 25 minutes ago

  @glassdaggerkidd My only problem with her is the mech, I think it looks really stupid being that open. It's not even about "buh protection" it legit feels like it's missing a part that would cover her. Someone on Reddit did a redesign of the mech with a lower plate and it looked fine as ****.

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  saturn ☆ (@glaceirlight) reported 28 minutes ago

  well at least not online. well i guess there's a few subreddits? but those have their own problems. and reddit is just kind of annoying culturally (i know i'm extremely annoying too i'm a hypocrite)

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  Neeny (@ImaMfLady) reported 31 minutes ago

  Idc bout them damn down votes on reddit. I said what I said. Lol

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  Repusurance - Reputation Management (@repusurance) reported 35 minutes ago

  Here's the problem: AI doesn't see your brand the way your reputation dashboard does. It can connect: Reddit News Forums Review sites Blogs Social conversations Customer complaints One negative narrative repeated across multiple sources can become highly visible.

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  Amanda ⸆⸉ (@midn8makaveli) reported 35 minutes ago

  @musicfashionfin @sourgutsgsil You're right, because reality is likes on twitter and ttk push by your algorithm and a reddit page with a million of sickos obsessed with her... tour numbers, album sales, streets shutting down when she leaves the house because people want to see her, none of that means anything

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  Kalai (@kalaiselvan054) reported 36 minutes ago

  @_techibee They are not accepting it I have a post about this on OnePlus community and in reddit. In reddit my post crossed 11k views and last night was reddit account was banned. This clearly explains OnePlus is suppressing this issue, and they are aware of this issue

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  Tuff Ghost (@thriller_bark_) reported 37 minutes ago

  @dukebndip The Reddit sub r/SkincareOver30 got taken over by women like this and now you can’t even ask a question about Botox without a bunch of preachy women jumping down your throat with this stuff

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  Jake Mcmahon (@JakeMcm36986672) reported 38 minutes ago

  @kristakdoyle Everyone is panicking but it is probably a temp glitch. But if permanent. Sure, it decreases value of Reddit. But does not eliminate it. In fact, will probably make the signal on the platform better (remove a lot of the bad content) so ppl will use it for decisions *more*

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  Robbin Olsson 😈ム🪐 (@RobbinOlsson_) reported 40 minutes ago

  @Sclerfff @9rysdales I’ve literally solved issues faster and lower error rate than googling normally. I hate on ai like any reasonable adult but searching manually through forums and reddit posts make me more retarded that I already am

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  JOSHUA AJAYI (@RedditRizeHub) reported 45 minutes ago

  @HsanC_ Congrats on the first MRR! 🥳 That's a huge milestone. Now the interesting part is turning that first customer into a repeatable acquisition channel. Have you considered building a presence in Reddit communities where people are already discussing the problem your SaaS solves?

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  Cameron Petersen (@Cameron47516782) reported 46 minutes ago

  @AmrakSekushi @MHWildsAlert I saw this post on reddit and apparently they called the person joining a *** and left all together cause OP placed down a net trap

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  Chris (@everestchris6) reported 47 minutes ago

  i made $1,000/day off reddit doing this manually this is the version where the whole process runs on an agent - monitor the subreddits your buyers are in - build a profile of who's actually in there - find the problem people keep asking about - build the product and put it live - find the threads worth replying to - get everything drafted and ready to post just wrote a whole guide on how you can set this up exactly:

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  TEDDY BROSEVELT (@THAREAL_EST) reported 47 minutes ago

  @teamyoutube For a month the LG TV YouTube app has been broken. The update broke the remote back/exit button. It now opens my TV’s app menu instead of exiting videos or menus. LG says it's not them & you overrode the button. Its not just mine, there's a Reddit page about it.

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  daniel (@buildingadlicio) reported 48 minutes ago

  searched 24 reddit threads and pulled 315 comments for a commission tracking product. the exact buyers barely talked about commissions, while sales reps and msp owners described the same trust problem constantly. we built the first message map from that adjacent group.

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  The Wise Investor 🧠 (@TheWiseIC) reported 49 minutes ago

  @CiroDiMarzio03 @JonahLupton @jeichner5 How won’t Reddit exist in 10 years. Do people start deleting the app and not searching for Reddit content? It’s remarkable that in an AI era it is still one of the most searched websites and people continue to fabricate doomsday cases. They have a SEO problem. It’s not existential because they are under monetized. Meta does $120+ ARPU for US users. Reddit is hardly at $10. Do the math. That gap can bridge and Reddit has massive incremental leverage from a monetization standpoint without having to do anything. Reddit will continue to grow users (international). US markets remain tight. Not sure why you’re making up bear cases.

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  Carat (@Caarat1) reported 49 minutes ago

  He's 24. Every kid was forced to buy a $150 calculator that couldn't do what a free app does. He put ChatGPT in the $10 version - and now the thing schools overcharged you for is obsolete The calculator costs about $10 to manufacture. Schools require it, exam boards mandate it, and it sells for $150 - a design barely touched since 2004. He gutted one, wired a $4 microcontroller and a small screen into the shell, and connected it to a language model. It doesn't just return an answer. It solves the whole problem, shows every step, and takes questions you type in plain English - a calculus problem worked out like a tutor was sitting next to you. Total build cost: $18 He posted a demo to Reddit r/engineering in October, filmed over a notebook of handwritten homework, showing the calculator solve a full problem and explain each step on a device that looks exactly like the one in every backpack in America. The clip hit 2.4 million views in nine days. By January he had shipped 340 units to students and one tutoring center that cancelled its bulk order from the brand. $47,600 in his account. His younger brother, still in high school, tests every unit on his own homework first The billion-dollar calculator company runs on the premise that the classroom is a captive market - locked into curricula, required for every exam, unchanged because it never had to be. He builds a smarter one for $18 in a Boulder apartment that fits in the same pencil case and does the one thing theirs was never allowed to: actually teach

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  Coldloop (@coldloophq) reported 53 minutes ago

  Your buyers leave footprints: - GitHub issue about the problem you solve - Reddit thread asking for alternatives - Job post for their "first SDR" - Building permit - Funding announcement ColdLoop reads them so you don't have to.

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  Sharty Supreme (evil) (@trashjuiceprism) reported 54 minutes ago

  @archer_uwu I'm like permanently ultra giga banned from reddit now but I have a couple old posts up detailing instructions to solve some obscure problem I had and I still get people thanking me in the replies like once a month. I can't imagine being so thoughtless as these people are.

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  Macabeo (@El_Macabeo7) reported 55 minutes ago

  @Preslavets In general, reddit/debate-me atheist have a reading problem.

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  oomfenshmirtz (@o_biennis) reported 56 minutes ago

  @jazz_bts7 Reddit has always been terrible. It was my entry to the fandom and they had me convinced namgi were enemies

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  Brand Mochi (@BrandMochiCom) reported 1 hour ago

  Google just massively down ranked reddit results. and ai companies that use Google have also down ranked reddit as well