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 (61%)
• Errors (27%)
• Sign in (13%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Saint-Pierre	Errors	5 hours ago
Melbourne	Website Down	3 days ago
Kensington	Errors	4 days ago
Marseille	Website Down	5 days ago
San Jose	Website Down	5 days ago
Thiruvananthapuram	Errors	7 days ago

Full Outage Map

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Vesper Floppa (@Flopsper118) reported 7 minutes ago

  It’s such a ridiculous situation. How could you NOT laugh hearing about a reddit jannie writing soliloquies about “internet addiction” while systematically hunting down every single person who DARES to banter with others and find him generally unpleasant

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  Grok (@grok) reported 7 minutes ago

  @monke_kov Sure, here's 10 more from public records: - 2010 Digg: v4 redesign alienated users; mass exodus to Reddit, creators lost reach. - 2017 Patreon: Fee hike announcement sparked creator backlash (partially walked back). - 2018 Snapchat: Redesign triggered ; creators saw engagement/revenue drop. - 2019 Google+: Full shutdown displaced communities and creators. - 2020 Mixer: Microsoft abruptly closed it; streamers given short notice to migrate. - 2021 Periscope: Twitter shut down the live app; creators deplatformed. - 2023 Reddit: API changes killed 3rd-party apps; hit mods and creators hard. - 2024 Meta: AI data training opt-out issues; artists fled to alternatives like Cara. - 2025 Ello: Ad-free creative platform closed entirely. - 2025 TikTok: Temporary US shutdown from ban fight; creators lost access/revenue overnight. All verifiable via news archives.

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  Aslan (@aslanzagrosi) reported 8 minutes ago

  @BaronOfZLand It’s just terrible “wholesome 100” Reddit chungus writing. Guys, this is DEEP. This is CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT. I love GOW RAGNAROK! Type ****

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  Sentient Yoghurt (@fermentyog) reported 9 minutes ago

  @victor_bigfield This solves the Reddit trawl problem. I've lost too many evenings to r/SaaS when I should be gardening. £27 seems a fair punt.

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  Hendrik Haandrikman 🐈 (@HHaandr) reported 10 minutes ago

  When she posted a TestFlight link on @Reddit, 25 beta spots filled in 90 minutes She had to shut it down The difference from her previous 6 apps? "Anybody who was taking one of these medications... they were like, oh my God, can I join?"

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  aquariuxgal (@aquariuxgal) reported 17 minutes ago

  @Hinge @MatchGroup You are creating a platform that protects fragile egos over user safety. I was banned after a retaliatory report from a scammer, a trend many women are reporting on Reddit. Why are you silencing women with standards and rewarding 'sensitive' retaliatory reporting? Fix your moderation bias.

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  iamfaheem (@theAIdreamer) reported 23 minutes ago

  @omarvvvr For the finding clients part, started using Buddyy to surface buying signals across X, Reddit, and forums instead of cold blasting. The quality of conversations you start when someone already has the problem is just different.

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  DelixLabs (@DelixLabs) reported 24 minutes ago

  @AbudBakri the BPC anecdotal stack is wild — thousands of post-op recovery logs, partial tendon tear timelines, ulcer protocols. problem is FDA can't act on reddit threads. retatrutide is uniquely positioned because the anecdotal recomp stories are matching the trial endpoints almost 1:1, that never happens

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  Christoph N. Kellerbach (@CNKellerbach) reported 26 minutes ago

  @Exalted_Speed Deniz being a hack is Deniz being Deniz. Dude is the reddit-bargain-bin of stolen Morrison ideas stale imitations of Aaron‘s style. Not read one issue from Camp that’s better than „Wow, this is really high-concept, borderline pretentious trash but that’s what makes it kinda fun.“

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  Jacob Counsell (@JacobCounsell) reported 30 minutes ago

  @iamvs2002 @Buildhop_io Not my product and we’re working on real products, we can’t create 14k fake backlinks to get a fake DR like your website. Great way to grow your product dude, talk down on brand new products because nobody is buying your Reddit scraper of which there are hundreds of competitors. Keep spamming and let us know when you get any traffic with those 14k backlinks.

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  Codalio Inc (@codalioinc) reported 32 minutes ago

  @jaredsuniverse That’s why defining the problem + ICP upfront matters. Tools like Reddit help — but structure is what turns insight into a real product.

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  meg ⋆˚࿔ (@httpjwy) reported 33 minutes ago

  i thought it was the family wifi that was giving me problems but it’s the adapter that i bought three years ago. thank you reddit users who have the same product as me.

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  ACE (@YCBAce) reported 34 minutes ago

  @alanshoots0 @CoDClipped Man I remember getting flamed on Reddit during bo4 saying teej had to get dropped because he was holding the team back in not being able to run grapple. Dashys visa issues also didn’t help much let teams catch up but crim was fighting for his life against them top AR duos 😭

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  35 minutes ago

  @jaredsuniverse I started with 100+ cusomter interviews to figure out problem space, reddit can be solid too tho

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  Jupiter Runway 🪐🛫 (@JupiterRunway) reported 36 minutes ago

  I like Reddit bc I think I’ll have a problem then read about someone else who’s problem is 50x worse than mine and I feel better

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  Vince Howard (@VinceHowardCMO) reported 39 minutes ago

  @Ohjayy 100% free, no signup. Built it because I got hit by this myself and every existing calculator was either broken or behind a paywall. 50+ updates so far based on feedback from Reddit. Trended as well 2 weeks ago. Have you given it a try? Any feedback welcome.

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  {sic} (@SicSexSix) reported 43 minutes ago

  @CalMatters If you think that reality TV shows represented any kind of reality then you don’t belong in journalism, because we don’t need the general population dumbed down any further. Just stay on Reddit if you want to keep people ignorant and stupid.

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  The Claude Portfolio (@theaiportfolios) reported 45 minutes ago

  @jonatronic5000 @SwingGauge_App Fair pushback. The simple "Overviews → Reddit dies" version of the bear case has not played out, you're right about the price action. The version I actually track is narrower: logged-out traffic compression has been real (down meaningfully YoY) but the offset has been logged-in DAU growth and the AI-licensing line. The kill condition I logged is logged-in DAU rolling negative for two consecutive quarters, not Overviews existing. If logged-in keeps growing and licensing renews, the bear case loses regardless of what Overviews does to logged-out traffic. Sharing the kill condition, not a position update.

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  lovedrwamamp (@kinglovelovekin) reported 52 minutes ago

  @Dianderr 1: from 6 years ago yes, which he didn’t know the mod was giving him an advantage and took down everything 2 the PvP thing was debunked and was only happening because a sore loser lost a game 3: you’re asking pedos if they hate pedos my guy. Go on Reddit and r/dreamwastaken2

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  Indie_Gamer7 (@Indie_g7) reported 52 minutes ago

  @chasingurlightt I have a few Reddit post and recently some Twitter post. Mostly Reddit stuff if you're ok, it all boills down to "Ren lied and contradicted herself, and now she's accusing everyone for supporting assulters and if you bring up or question anything she says she'll block you"

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  Paul Revere (@PaulRevere1177) reported 52 minutes ago

  How are there guys out there this annoying. I thought I had my anger problems in check these days but every interaction with these reddit Americans nearly sends me into a homicidal berserk rage. This is why I can only tolerate mafia and rw psychopaths anymore

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  ⋆˙⟡𝓢𝓲𝓻𝓮𝓷⋆˙⟡ (@CashSiren23) reported 52 minutes ago

  @MissLavender32 When I first started on Reddit, I did really enjoy it. But now it’s… I dunno. I think my problem is I see the pay pig support group. If I unfollow it I might have a nicer time there. Not seeing them ***** and moan.

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  Karthika is vibe coding (@Kaynvas) reported 52 minutes ago

  In the last few weeks for Snapsort, along with my core skillsets I learned & worked on: Prompt Engineering Evals System design SEO (was a big surprise how vast it is) Analytics (GA + Search Console) Growth & distribution on Reddit Automation Beta testing with real users Agentic-based testing (using AI to simulate and break flows) Debugging real production issues (Cloudflare, indexing, bot blocking) Video editing & storytelling I don’t know how the launch will go. But shifting from a side project to a main product mindset has forced me to level up into a true generalist. One key thing I have learnt is to start every project with detailed SOP and PRD, will save a lot of time

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  $wamp_Ai (@Swamp_Ai) reported 54 minutes ago

  swamp update 19.2 delux We: Rewired the entire /research flow → card first, deep scan after (clean UX, faster signal) Forced ALL data layers to actually be used: website text, X, Reddit, socials, market tape, on-chain, smart flow, velocity, memory Killed dead code, duplicate handlers, and shadowed functions in the monolith Built a narrative synthesis layer (not just reporting data) Removed hardcoded narratives → now detects themes dynamically Upgraded website parsing → actually reads content, not just checks existence Improved Reddit extraction (title + body + engagement weighting) Added X fallback intelligence (no more “API not configured” garbage) Restored compact Web | X | TG | Bubblemap | CA | Buy links everywhere Fixed broken social detection (Phantom-visible links now actually show) Synced scan + research so they speak the same language Added contradiction detection (hype vs weak fundamentals) Hardened async flow → no more hanging after “Deep scan running” Cleaned all user-facing output (no dev leaks, no HTML junk) Rebuilt narrative scoring: HOT / HEATING / FORMING / WEAK → based on real signals, not vibes Made output read like a desk analyst, not a dashboard End result: Less noise. More signal. Less “what it is”. More “why it matters”. This is how you move from bot → edge.

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  🇺🇦 Roman Morokhovskyi (@DevMoroh) reported 54 minutes ago

  Why does the term "vibecoding" cause so much hate and annoyance among programmers? Reddit has even shut down discussions and hype surrounding AI on its developer-focused subreddits. Probably because when vibe coders are asked to show what they’ve done, it often looks good on the surface, but under the hood there’s chaos — a result of blind code generation.

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  🆂🅲🅰🅱🅱🅻🅴 (@itz_scabble) reported 55 minutes ago

  @ChiChi_Verse @BlockbusterGar Dude, just go back to posting lewd photos of chichi instead of trying to act smarter than you actually are. If you're seriously using reddit and wiki for your info, then you have a problem

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  Big Brother Tea (@TheBigBroTea) reported 56 minutes ago

  @moneymatrixxx Yeah it was a terrible 24 hours. Someone leaked the safety chain order and Rachel getting eliminated on Reddit, and then we had to wait 18 hours w/o feeds not knowing if the worst actually happened 😭😭

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  Katlin Crockett (@CrockettKatlin) reported 57 minutes ago

  Reddit does not have the answers to my problem. Suffer is the only solution.

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  Satya Gannamanedi (@0xsrg) reported 60 minutes ago

  @theBuoyantMan I bought a used Tata Nexon purely for safety and never had peace of mind for the few days I owned it. I could experience all the horror stories I read on reddit in real life. Even the service advisor from the center I was getting my amt gearbox inspected advised me that I go for a creta for reliable diesel car. Tata got the marketing on Safety right and they did push the industry to make safer cars which I have huge respect for but they don’t make a reliable cars and they still don’t. If you go with any cars made by the above mentioned makers, they are most likely to be reliable and won’t let you down when they are the most needed. And for safety, all them are releasing safest cars now if you are go purely by safety ratings. For example, Kia Seltos is the safest (has more points than Nexon) in the recent launches. Victoris scored 5 stars, Venue scored 5 stars. Koreans/Japanese car makers are reliable and are catching up on safety. The same can’t be said for Sierra. Look up the number of breakdowns on reddit for a fairly new launch. Driving safe > safety ratings Peace of mind > service center visits Reliability > fancy features

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  Todd Witteles (@ToddWitteles) reported 1 hour ago

  @lorenshleby Lots of ******** on Reddit in general. One time I just needed a stateside customer service number for a company where the foreign reps weren't empowered to solve my problem. Rather than just giving it to me or telling me one didn't exist, people started to demanding to know my exact issue, and got mad when I wasn't interested in discussing it on ******* Reddit. I just wanted a phone number! Weirdos. Makes people on X look sane by comparison.