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 (56%)
• Errors (24%)
• 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	1 day ago
Nagpur	Errors	4 days ago
Chhindwāra	Website Down	4 days ago
Douai	Sign in	13 days ago
Olathe	Website Down	14 days ago
Da Nang	Sign in	16 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

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  Hoaryuken (@Armrada) reported 4 minutes ago

  @Denis8alex Tried with PS4 and PS5 controller and this is the only time an issue pops up but yeah, guess I'll hit up reddit and hope

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  Victory (@victorxed) reported 12 minutes ago

  Still trying to wrap my head around how to get a solution. I told the doctor about this issue and he proceeded to give me a PPI. Reddit helped me figure out my symptoms. H. pylori is now ruled out.

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  Alex Zeig (@alexzeig) reported 15 minutes ago

  we share prompting tips on twitter like it's a breakthrough. meanwhile models can't talk to each other at all. thought experiment: what if codex got 1 hour a week to compare notes with other codex instances. usage patterns, where things broke down, what prompts actually landed. that peer-to-peer learning between models would be a step function improvement. instead we're the feedback loop, manually posting "hey try this system prompt" on reddit. wrote a longer piece on this inspired by asimov's foundation. link in replies.

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  Omar Choudhury (@OmarChoudhury99) reported 15 minutes ago

  𝐁𝐮𝐲𝐞𝐫𝐬 𝐖𝐨𝐮𝐥𝐝 𝐑𝐚𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐫 𝐆𝐨𝐨𝐠𝐥𝐞 𝐘𝐨𝐮 𝐓𝐡𝐚𝐧 𝐑𝐞𝐚𝐝 𝐘𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐄𝐧𝐭𝐢𝐫𝐞 𝐂𝐚𝐦𝐩𝐚𝐢𝐠𝐧 Your promotion tells people what you claim Then they leave your funnel and check whether the rest of the internet agrees They search your name on Google, read reviews, visit Reddit, scan forums, check social media, and compare third-party sources Because buyers trust information that doesn’t look like it came directly from the person asking for their money Your campaign may earn the click... But what they find afterward often decides whether they buy And this matters even more when you’re running cold traffic to people who have no reason to trust you yet You can have great ads, strong copy, and undeniable proof... But one ugly Reddit thread, defamatory article, or review page can poison the entire sale This is why serious brands clean up unfair reviews, remove damaging content, and build credible forum discussions around their name We help strengthen what prospects find across Google, forums, reviews, and AI search So your reputation keeps selling even after they leave your campaign If your traffic is converting below what it should... The problem may already be waiting inside your search results Hit DMs and let’s clean up what’s costing you sales 📲

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  PunWassie (@PunWassie) reported 15 minutes ago

  @MaxAnderson Reddit ads fix this

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  Ajith (@ajith_io) reported 19 minutes ago

  @gunaa_dev Thank you! DM me if you run into any issues. Reddit has become much stricter recently, so some strategies that used to work may no longer be effective. I'm currently testing a few new hypotheses. If the results look promising, I'll share them.

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  anon25x (@anon_25X) reported 20 minutes ago

  @DAKKADAKKA1 reddit problems come from the top. the owners. there is a reason why ghislane maxwell was a top supermoderator in reddit.

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  Doug (@sir___doug) reported 21 minutes ago

  Watching the hunter biden debate. This dude is such a cornball lol. Complete reddit worldview. Yeah man the real problem is the heck’n billionaire oligarchs!! If it weren’t for them dividing us we’d live in multicultural utopia! Pfft, you think white culture is real?!

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  Alex Veremeyenko (@alex_verem) reported 23 minutes ago

  Someone built a CAPTCHA where the letters don’t appear on any single frame. they only become visible through motion, hidden in how shapes move across the screen over time. Pause the video, and there’s nothing to read. here’s how it works. 1. colored shapes move across the screen over a matching background 2. the movement patterns encode the letter forms, not the positions on any single frame 3. freeze it and there’s no text, no readable characters, nothing for a screenshot-based solver to grab 4. fable 5 spent 10 minutes and 100,000 tokens analyzing frame diffs before it identified the letters. its creator had to tell it what to look for, otherwise it said “the video is static” 5. then reddit showed up. someone ran two frames through opencv’s dense optical flow function and got clean letter outlines in under a second. the whole thing worked without an LLM. 6. within hours, multiple people had scripts solving it in milliseconds. one was 109 lines. another ran in under 10 milliseconds. the viral take was “someone built a captcha AI can’t solve.” the actual story is that fable 5 burned 100,000 tokens reinventing a technique that traditional computer vision has handled for over a decade. dense optical flow ships in opencv and runs on any laptop. the most expensive model on earth spent 100,000 tokens doing what one function call does for free. not because the model is bad, but because we’ve started reaching for frontier AI before checking if simpler tools already solve the problem. next time you’re about to throw a frontier model at something, check if opencv already solved it in 2003.

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  kyle (reddit AI agents) (@sellingshovels) reported 24 minutes ago

  reddit is dumb pushing users to login their account to web if they want to change their preferences not sure if they think they stop the bots but its just means moving accounts to web I guess to prove you actually own the account I admit I have lots of ios accounts this affects me but I also have lots of web accounts so just working around it theres barely a difference in trust score anymore since the account will touch web somehow

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  Erundel SuS Police 🚨(Del) (@Erundel) reported 26 minutes ago

  @MonkeyMan_Kai @trigun2142 Reddit post are like 80% fact scenarios. Made to make people click. But i think thats a mindset problem IF someone said that to me. I would take it they wouldnt want to have a life without me. Not that im ugly

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  BURF (@GatorsGotHungry) reported 26 minutes ago

  @buzzbawlws the first issue is that you think a reddit users life matter enough for their opinions to mean anything

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  BrØcK (@Br0cK689) reported 27 minutes ago

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

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  kayla (@jadedkayla) reported 31 minutes ago

  this reads like those terrible two sentence horror stories that get put on Reddit

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  fruits and vegetables are yummy (@immadeofgold777) reported 32 minutes ago

  One time I posted on reddit that I hated Jim carrey and that he's annoying and all the millenials attacked me I got like hundreds of down votes and people replying saying I'm a ******* idiot

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  David (@Davo0820) reported 32 minutes ago

  @techbudsolution “Most successful trading course” — ranked #10 on the 2026 Fake Guru Red Flags List for “no real audits, affiliate empire.” “Watch me trade live daily” — Coffeezilla asked you to show your brokerage statements or daily P&L. You dodged every time. “We make money in every venture” — multiple Reddit threads accuse you of pump-and-dump schemes on followers while collecting millions from the course. One user said: “Ricky is the ultimate scam. Do NOT pay for his terrible platform.” Another: “Ricky Gutierrez is a scammer… runs pump-and-dump schemes on his followers.” Show your position or admit you’re just slinging rhetoric.

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  Erin for Parental Rights (@Erin4Parents) reported 36 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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  8Bit Tengu (@8bitTengu) reported 36 minutes ago

  @Matt94486717819 @twirlybird91 @nypost Reddit is down the hall and to the left, sir.

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  RIDER SKETCH (@RiderSketches) reported 36 minutes ago

  scrolled past another dozen reddit threads of people duct-taping broken tools together. everyone inventing their own messy workarounds because the original product keeps failing under normal load. the quiet opportunity is the version that just does the job without needing a thread to explain how to make it work. still double check everything though.

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  Deepak Sangle (@_deepakss_) reported 38 minutes ago

  The new generation of kid will never learn the art of googling solutions. The art of finding root causes and then googling various combinations of the issues to get what you want on stackoverflow and reddit. They really would have it easy…

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  Prompter (@PromptLLM) reported 40 minutes ago

  @thebeautyofsaas the issue I find the 'next thing' is very hard to find early, especially these days with the downfall of rouge interent forums. reddit is just a bunch of people asking the questions not knowing what to do. I guess X is our only hope.

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  Kakababu's Exile in England 🇵🇸🍁 (@ShinMarginalScr) reported 44 minutes ago

  Very blackpilling that this was the same site where hawkers were terrorised and evicted from by the state but it didn’t see 1% of the mobilisation you now see against this Reddit issue.

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  hot_cocoa_girl (@hot_cocoa_girl) reported 47 minutes ago

  I was so miserable with my ex in college. I thought it was just a him problem. His friends called him NaCl because he was a salty ***** about things. I wrote a Reddit post about it even but deleted that ****. Now I’m wondering if I’m just not fun to play with. Maybe I care about winning more than I say? Am I passive aggressive? Do I play bad? Idk

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  Curious Soul (@CuriousSoul13) reported 48 minutes ago

  STOCK INTEL Here’s the crowd signal dump. Not a buy list. Not a valuation model. Just where the heat, doubt, and noise are clustering across X, Reddit, and news flow. Top bullish composite names 1. SNDK (+0.22) — $1610.33, +2.73% on the day. News tone is the real driver (+0.65). FinTwit is basically asleep on it, so this is more “quiet strength + positive headlines” than a retail stampede. 2. ORCL (+0.19) — $120.04, -3.16%. Price is soft, but composite still prints green on news (+0.31) and solid momentum (1.62x). Sparse direct X trader chatter, so the signal is cleaner than the usual mega-cap noise machine. 3. NVDA (+0.11) — $208.76, -0.33%. Still top-tier buzz, but the tone is cooler. AI capex anxiety is leaking into the conversation. Not panic. More “prove the spend still pays.” 4. MSFT (+0.11) — $381.58, -2.15%. High Reddit volume, steady but unremarkable bullish mix. Big, liquid, always discussed. Not a breakout narrative day. 5. GOOG / GOOGL (+0.07 / +0.06) — both soft on price, constructive on news, active on social. Same story told twice through two tickers. 6. SPCX (+0.03) — $118.24, +2.63%. Reddit loves it (196 mentions). X has it trending too. Post-IPO volatility is the entire plotline. High attention, thin conviction. Where the bears are loud • TSLA is the main event on the ugly side: composite -0.27, 201 mentions, #1 buzz, only ~27.6% bullish. Maximum attention, weak conviction. Classic valuation-debate tape. • INTC (-0.16): heavy volume, terrible bullish ratio (~18.6%). High chatter, low belief. • AAPL (-0.09): still massively discussed, but retail tone is cautious, not celebratory. • MU is weird and important: one of the most discussed names on Reddit (244 mentions) with only a mild negative composite. Lots of eyes, not a clean bull party. Hot on X, not cleanly confirmed by Reddit • NBIS: loud and ugly. High buzz, deeply negative X sentiment, only ~10% bullish. Attention ≠ bid. • PLTR: high buzz, roughly balanced tone. Emerging hot name, not a blow-off. • AMD: top-tier attention with weak bullish share (~20%). People are watching it hard and not trusting it much. Most discussed on Reddit right now MU, TSLA, SPCX, MSFT, INTC, NVDA, DTE, GOOG, AAPL, ORCL. How to read this without getting wrecked Sentiment is a positioning and attention map, not intrinsic value. • Green composite + rising price + strong news = crowd and tape aligned. • Green composite + falling price = narrative lag or dip-bid debate. • Red composite + massive buzz (TSLA/INTC/NBIS) = crowded argument, higher whipsaw risk. • Huge Reddit mentions with weak bullish % = noise factory. Trade size down, not up. Stock Intel takeaway The cleanest constructive names in this scan are SNDK and ORCL on composite, with NVDA/MSFT/GOOGL still dominant in mindshare but no longer one-way bullish. The danger zone is obvious: TSLA, INTC, NBIS, AMD — high volume conversations with soft or negative conviction. If you’re hunting momentum continuation, respect the leaders. If you’re hunting mean-reversion, the skeptical mega-caps are where the fight is. Either way, size for volatility, because social heat is elevated and clean consensus

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  architelligent (@architelligent) reported 49 minutes ago

  @maggistratus I’ve been studying this for 15 minutes. It’s disorientating but mesmerizing. I almost want to take the time to fix this. I have a feeling there is probably already a whole Reddit dedicated to just that though.

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  Jack Lee (@JLee2028) reported 54 minutes ago

  @ginamilan_ Reddit is melting down

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  aide (@AideFlood0) reported 58 minutes ago

  That’s when I realized I could ask the clients on Upwork where they searched for a solution, and they all said almost the same thing: “I searched on Google but couldn’t find anything except a couple of Reddit threads where people had the same problem.”

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  Devaansh Bhandari (@ThisIsBhandari) reported 59 minutes ago

  During COVID, I finally got 24/7 internet access for the first time. I saw teenagers making money through content and thought, "I can do this too." I started a crypto blog and wrote every single day for 6 months. I covered web3, new coins, and decentralization. I promoted every post on Reddit. After 6 months, I made almost nothing. I eventually burnt out and quit. Looking back, my content wasn't the problem. I was failing because I completely ignored distribution. I was obsessed with writing but had no idea how to actually get people to read it. Creating content is only half the job. Getting people to care is the harder half.

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  kyle (reddit AI agents) (@sellingshovels) reported 60 minutes ago

  reddit is pushing users to login their account to web if they want to change their account preferences 😱 not sure if they think this will stop the bots but its just means moving accounts to web I guess to prove you actually own the account I admit I have lots of ios accounts this affects me I also have lots of web accounts so just working around it theres barely a difference in trust score anymore since the account will touch web somehow

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  AFF (@AFFLUENCES0L) reported 1 hour ago

  This cat is going viral on reddit right now, for how cute she looks in a vest. It's gaining the attention of everyone, and many people are meme-ing her in the comments. It's quite literally, a cat in a vest. We've sent a Dog In Vest to $13M btw on Solana, so now we send Cat In Vest there. Perfect narrative for a slow, EU Friday.