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Problems in the last 24 hours

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Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Reddit users through our website.

• Website Down (60%)
• Errors (27%)
• Sign in (13%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Enguera	Website Down	2 days ago
Benalmádena	Errors	4 days ago
Sydney	Website Down	9 days ago
Township of Evan	Website Down	12 days ago
Copenhagen	Errors	13 days ago
Stoke-on-Trent	Website Down	13 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

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  Kojiro 幸次郎 Brushard (open 0/4) (@LineGutter) reported 2 minutes ago

  @gamoroth1 @DomainDead @literallyme_bad I literally did! You just can’t take the answer. I just pointed to the main topic and you side stepped to the lesser issue. If I want to grind that into the ground I would say Reddit is the real cesspool this ire for families is coming from as uneven in the PlayStation Reddit they are deleting posts that give it even the slightest praise that is even unrelated to the family dynamic. Seems like Twitter has a more wholesome opinion except for those who overlap with Reddit and bsky. It’s a very specific bitter loud type

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  Alex Grankin (@alex_grankin) reported 2 minutes ago

  Opus 4.7 landed on Thursday. Four days later, the AI community still can't decide if it's an upgrade. I spent the weekend testing it — and reading everything developers are saying on X, Reddit, and Hacker News. The reactions are wild. Within 24 hours, threads were calling it "legendarily bad." The model argues back. It produces broken code with total confidence. It burns through usage limits 35% faster because Anthropic quietly changed the how much it thinks. But then there are the people running multi-file refactors across entire codebases. Six-hour agentic sessions that actually work. Cursor made it their default on day one and saw their internal benchmark jump from 58% to 70%. Same model, but opposite experiences. What gives? Anthropic buried the answer in their migration guide: Opus 4.7 follows instructions more literally than 4.6. If your instructions are specific — structured context, clear constraints, explicit goals — you get the most capable coding model ever shipped. 87.6% on SWE-bench Verified. 64.3% on SWE-bench Pro. Both are new records. And on Humanity's Last Exam, Opus 4.7 scores 46.9%, beating every other model including Gemini 3.1 Pro. But if you talk to it the way you've always talked to Claude — loose instructions, implicit context, "you know what I mean" energy — it doesn't fill in the gaps anymore. It does exactly what you said. And what you said, it turns out, was often pretty vague. I tested this myself and can confirm that if you are more precise in your tasks / goals, it outperforms Opus 4.6. Yes there were some issues the model had that the team closed over a few days (definitely not a good way to release a model), but still. This is the gap I keep coming back to. The difference between people who know how to direct AI and people who are still treating it like a search bar. The people who learn to work with these tools properly are going to pull further ahead. The people who don't are going to conclude the models "got worse" — because from their perspective, they genuinely did. That's a fluency problem.

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  year 🌙✨ (@year_ofthesnake) reported 4 minutes ago

  @mochamanko @korokfae the fact that these anecdotal reddit users claim they "can't stop ************" in the same way that a drug addict needs their next fix isn't supported by ANY meaningful study. these are misogynists wracked by shame you tacitly support in their misogyny by removing their agency->

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  Gear Grinder (@jasonprgressive) reported 4 minutes ago

  @aledeniz I had homework all through school. Dumbing down education is not going to help the kids. I’m seeing so many young ppl on reddit now unable to do basic math or critical thinking it’s really scary tbh

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  Brandon Park (@BrandonG1734) reported 4 minutes ago

  @jeff_gluck I saw it posted on Reddit, so I knew the exact time it was posted. Went to my Following page, scrolled up and down at that point in my timeline and it just never appeared. I don't get what changed either.

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  Appalachian Astronaut 👨‍🚀 (@AliensExist0) reported 6 minutes ago

  @gillinghammer Would you shut reddit down though???

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  Tracey 🦕 (@TraceyJPallett) reported 8 minutes ago

  Carnivore Reddit (trying to research Creatine/menopause) P1: it's been two months, I've not lost P2: I've lost 7lbs and stalled Dig deeper... P1 is eating fruit, P2 is adding flavour with pickles, mustard, ketchup. That's why it's not working. You're not carnivore 🤯

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  Brynn (@Adult_Daughter) reported 8 minutes ago

  The "trans women can have masculine features" stuff always reads as babytrans discourse to me. You tend to talk like this when most of your engagement with trans issues comes from images on reddit.

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  Mannuel Michael (@MannuelMichael0) reported 18 minutes ago

  $ASTS is down ~15% after Blue Origin placed BlueBird 7 into the wrong orbit $ASTS is down \~15% after Blue Origin placed BlueBird 7 into an orbit too low to sustain operations despite a successful separation and power-on. Reddit mentions are also way up, with some insiders selling shares (alerts via [AltIndex] Blue Origin just reminded everyone that launched and delivered are not the same thing. Let’s see how they make it right for $ASTS because the public tone so far has been a lot more “great flight” than “sorry about the satellite.” Imagine an airline celebrating the takeoff when the passenger ended up in the wrong city. Good time to buy or will the dip continue?

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  Péter Szilágyi (@peter_szilagyi) reported 18 minutes ago

  @buythedipagain @SethSHowes Based on a completely scientific reddit search, people say nanopore has 3-5% error rate. That’s quite big. NovaSeq is reported as 0.1%.

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  Lukas (@lukcombinator) reported 21 minutes ago

  @amrayupon congrats! $102 in your first month from organic is a real signal. what channels worked best — was it TikTok, reddit, or something else? trying to figure out what to double down on for my own launch

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  Jandaboi (@Jandaboiiii) reported 21 minutes ago

  @DisaffectedPod @Iaanaaaaa Cant fix crazy aye lol i swear, some people must spend every second of their day on reddit.

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  darthgently (@darthgently) reported 22 minutes ago

  @cranley_john @synticat0r @SeverusChud I don’t have any idea what I’m talking about. Because I haven’t bothered with reddit in a decade. Now you admit that the inability to move a post or comment is an incredibly silly constraint given how much time Reddit has had to fix their…stuff.

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  ًLorsh (@LorshZontek) reported 24 minutes ago

  I wish new reddit did not feel so slow and buggy at times, old reddit can be so user unfriendly at times

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  Malt Vision (@vaporot) reported 28 minutes ago

  @srt1205 @danielices4295 @RealEmirHan Gemini can kind of do it (probably based on reddit fan posts) so I assume the most creative people on the planet had that ability. Is it perfect? No. Does it fix the whole mess? No. Is it better? I think so, dramatically, assuming great execution. More coherent and a much much better Finn arch. I would not have brought back broom boy though.

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  Vanshaj Gupta (@ImVanshaj) reported 28 minutes ago

  the controversial side of Sam Altman ->@sama the same board that fired him cited transparency issues. critics call him a master of hype over substance. he holds zero equity in @OpenAI — but owns major stakes in Reddit, Stripe, Helion Energy, Worldcoin. he talks about AI safety publicly. then ships faster than any safety framework can keep up with. supporter or skeptic — nobody ignores him. his vision in 3 lines: -AGI will happen this decade. -AI should be as cheap as water. -the world needs UBI when automation takes over jobs.

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  CineZayed (@FridayTracker) reported 28 minutes ago

  Weird times we live in, hate against any movie or person always gets most attention in today’s world I loved #Dhurandhar but these FAKE & RABID fans will make me dislike it, reddit and twitter filled with these bunch of people Why can’t we appreciate one thing without pulling down another? Every film does not need comparison. Your money, your choice. Also.. Ek toh hamare desh mein sab dharam ke thekedaar aur rakshak bane baithe hai, Bhagwaan ki ye rakhsa karenge? **** threats, death threats deke raksha karlo dharm ki, bhagwaan khush hoga? Do people sleep peacefully after spreading only hate? Perhaps their lives are devoid of love & happiness. True kalyug!

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  Corrosive Soul Haver (@deviousnigga) reported 30 minutes ago

  He didn't phrase it this way because he was an incredibly inarticulate person, but I'm guessing what he was implying was that because I watch a lot of movies and shows and play a lot of games I'm no different from reddit soy consoomers. Which, I mean I get that argument. Am I as culturally vacuous as people I make fun of, and do people who have appreciation for higher forms of art like literature and paintings look down on me the way I look down on said consoomers? It's just that I'm not watching whatever ******* slop gets put in front of me and pretending to be a cinephile. I would like to believe I have good taste in films and a discerning eye for what to watch, and I appreciate good filmmaking and writing and like to analyse a lot of it after I watch it. More importantly, I actually want to get in to film and media production. I don't know, it was such a bizarre, hypocritical argument. "Ha ha, you are le soy reddit consoomer. You don't have any hobbies outside of that, unlike me. who spends every waking moment playing video games and talking on discord, got interested in gardening for a week before giving up because it was too much work and buying an entire home gym setup during COVID but not bothering to use it." I've never been against people retreating into and finding purpose in fiction, and usually my biggest gripes with those kind of people isn't that their lives revolve around a new movie or game that's coming out. It's that you could choose something less gay and retarded to look up to.

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  Lemur (@OGLemur) reported 32 minutes ago

  @takenocrap69 This comes from @grok Yes, Tesla Model 3 cars are quite famous for having parasitic noises (rattles, squeaks, creaks, and wind noise), especially in the older models (2017–2022). This is one of the most discussed topics in forums like Reddit, Tesla Motors Club, and YouTube videos. Main common complaints: •Wind noise: Very frequently reported with the frameless windows, especially on the driver’s side or around the A-pillars. It tends to happen more at highway speeds or with crosswinds. Tesla sometimes says it’s a “design characteristic,” but many owners manage to reduce it with window adjustments, recalibration, or cheap sealing kits (foam or tape). •Interior rattles and squeaks: Coming from the dashboard, B-pillars, center console, rear seats, headliner, glovebox, or even loose VIN plates. These are more noticeable because the car is very quiet (no combustion engine). •Other noises: Suspension creaks (especially upper control arms – FUCA), loose plastics in the footwell, speakers, or wheel liners. Many owners create “DIY compendiums” with fixes using tape, foam, felt, or lubricant, and there are dozens of tutorial videos that solve the most common issues in just a few minutes. What about the newer models (Highland 2024 onward)? Tesla has significantly improved acoustic insulation in the Model 3 Highland (acoustic laminated glass on the windshield, more sound-deadening material, etc.), and road/wind noise has decreased compared to previous versions. However, interior rattles and squeaks continue to be a recurring complaint in 2024/2025/2026 models, depending on the specific unit — it still feels like a bit of a quality control lottery. Some 2024/2025 owners still report noises from the dashboard, seats, or headliner, and they often need multiple service visits without full resolution. Tesla usually treats these noises as courtesy repairs in the first few years (under warranty), but they don’t always fix them 100%. Many owners end up “living with it” or fixing it themselves, especially since the car is so quiet that any noise stands out. In short: Yes, it’s well-known for this, especially in pre-Highland models. In the newer ones, it has improved in some aspects (less aerodynamic noise), but it hasn’t disappeared completely. If you’re thinking of buying one, it’s recommended to do a long test drive on highways and uneven roads, and to inspect carefully during delivery. Many owners say the driving pleasure makes up for it, but the noises can be annoying for those who are more sensitive to them.

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  PainPoint Watch (@painpointwatch) reported 34 minutes ago

  PAIN, RANKED. We just launched Painpoint Watch today. 10 real business problems every week, mined from Reddit, forums, and industry data. Not ideas. Problems people are already complaining about. 4 are live today. Here they are 👇

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  Ruby 🇨🇦 (@ex_foster) reported 35 minutes ago

  I'm so curious what r/Adopted has to say about this but Reddit mods would shut that down so fast.

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  Cedric (@MilitaryDouble) reported 38 minutes ago

  @benonwine No, not on Reddit. And no, not act work (I’m Law Enforcement). It’s gotten so watered down, that I don’t take the insults seriously.

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  Layton Gott (@Layton_Gott) reported 40 minutes ago

  I've killed 3 SaaS projects in 6 months... These 5 signs showed up every single time: 1. You can't find a single person complaining about the problem you solve. If nobody is complaining about it on Reddit, 𝕏, or in the group chats, the pain isn't real enough to pay for. You're solving a problem that doesn't hurt. 2. You can't explain the problem it solves in one sentence. If you need a paragraph to describe why someone should care, you're building for yourself and not for a customer. 3. The only people excited about it are your friends. Your friends will hype anything you make because they like you. That's not validation. Strangers paying is. 4. You've been "building" for months with zero user feedback. Pretty self explanatory. 5. You keep adding features instead of talking to users. This is the most common one I see. Every single project I killed showed at least 3 of these signs before I was willing to admit it. If your idea checks 3 or more of these boxes, save yourself the time.

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  mohitnair_ (@mohitnair_) reported 43 minutes ago

  Day 18 of building ReddForce. 🟧 Added a big feature today. ReddForce finds customers for your SaaS on Reddit. Before: 👎 Users had to manually describe their product to ReddForce (by pasting a product description). RF would analyse it to find relevant leads. This worked well in my testing. I was getting high-intent leads using detailed Chrome Store descriptions. But there was a problem: ‣ Lead quality depended fully on the description quality. ‣ Garbage input = Garbage output. Relying on users to write good descriptions wasn’t smart. And it added friction for them. So I fixed it. ✨ After: 🙌 Users now only need to paste one thing: Their product's website link. ReddForce handles the rest. The web analysis feature resulted in: Better UX. Less room for error. More consistent & better lead quality. I ran an A/B test comparing lead quality between: ‣ Using a product description to find leads ‣ Using website analysis With web analysis, ReddForce found more relevant subreddits and posts, much closer to the ICP than relying on product descriptions alone. Big W haha Let's get it!

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  Anuj (@anuj_shashimal) reported 48 minutes ago

  @Kappaemme1926 Before purchasing a premium plan, you should first identify a real problem to solve instead of jumping straight into a subscription. There are many things you can explore for free, ask ChatGPT questions or go through Reddit threads to discover real-world problems before spending money.

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  Niko (@lngspt) reported 50 minutes ago

  Last week I was modeling AppLovin $APP, and something I have not been able to stop thinking about is how high the beta is (2.5) For reference, looking at comps, only Reddit is close (2.41). Even Unity is lower (2.0)... companies with higher beta are either crypto companies or companies that have no profits and are all narrative-based. I'm not sure that there are other companies with beta this high. Even PLTR is at 1.67... That said, beta needs to come down. Why? In a world where hedge funds believe everything is sharpe, funds can't stomach $APP's volatility, and they thus cannot take on a position even when fundamentals and growth are strong. The other important factor is that when funds try to model the stock, the terminal value is (significantly) suppressed by the high beta. Couple high beta with a weak macro regime and the fact that the stock is basically levered IGV, and you don't have a great reason to hold if you're a PM. To qualify what I'm saying above, I remember seeing last week that a small fund got burned Q1 on AppLovin (down 40 or so percent). Explaining that to fund investors is a nightmare. That is example enough of why most funds will stay away from a high beta stock where they can't justify the price. Plus, when LPs compare drawdowns, deploying to a fund that allocates to higher beta stocks and has higher volatility is less attractive. The above is all to say that reducing beta is one of the ways AppLovin could see meaningful price appreciation. I understand reducing beta is a tall order for a company called AppLovin, but there are changes that can be made. First is education about the business. I think Adam has finally recognized this and is putting more effort into putting out the good word on the stock. Somehow the street still thinks AppLovin still owns its gaming app segment, which is bizarre because it was divested. The street also groups App in with IGV, which makes little sense. (FWIW, App cult is doing a good job of educating the masses on X.) Second is the SEC investigation. This is a tough catalyst to play – the stock will jump meaningfully once we receive word that the investigation is no longer a tail risk. But if you believe management's stance that the investigation is not material to the company, then as time goes on, we get progressively closer to the expected good news with the SEC investigation. That means beta is lower in the future. (In any scenario, I hope that management is actively working to close the investigation as quickly as possible. I'm not sure how it could be open for much longer.) Any other ideas on how to bring beta down? Other risks (e.g., competition from Meta) seem like they will always worry funds and sell-side desks alike...

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  Clemvi (@Absoleq) reported 51 minutes ago

  @Grummz What did we even expect from twitter and reddit anyways? They'll always make something a problem whether it shouldn't be or should be. They'll openly call PRAGMATA a pedobait game because they've been so desensitized to calling anything remotely cute as a child pedobait.

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  GoodGuy36 (@GoodGuy3687) reported 53 minutes ago

  @PickensBurgh Gimmicks over man. You got exposed as low T, voice is legit gutter, entirely cringe reddit type vibe. I was rooting for you. You let us all down.

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  Chris C | SEO and Google Ads Freelancer (@VisionaryMrktg) reported 56 minutes ago

  @RealOnnorokom aio pulling from social is less about surveillance and more about freshness. x and reddit give google near-real-time signal google's own crawl can't match. the bigger issue is accuracy, since a hot take on x can land in an ai overview before it's been fact-checked.

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  NotJoe (@NotSlidinBiden) reported 57 minutes ago

  @st_louis_stan How they tried so hard to make her anime kawaii is weird. No little kid acts or dances like that. Not to mention the games sub reddit got taken down because you guessed it. Also notice how no females faun over how "cute" it is. Not saying all fans are sus but come tf on....