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	2 days ago
Nagpur	Errors	4 days ago
Chhindwāra	Website Down	5 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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  Mikhail Rogov (@i_mika_el) reported 5 minutes ago

  @nirav_29p I would search Reddit and X for the exact problem language, then DM people describing their current workaround. Direct outreach works better once you know how they talk about it.

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  Prevail (@Prevail2014) reported 11 minutes ago

  @ReactionaryLuma So glad I was finally able to delete Reddit after 343 put a lock on my account. That website needs to go. It creates problems so bad to the point it actually kills people

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  Victory (@victorxed) reported 13 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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  Milton Resendes (@milton_resendes) reported 14 minutes ago

  ChatGPT's reasoning mode is basically a different search engine. With reasoning ON: more fan-out queries, citations nearly double, and 82% of cited domains are completely different from minimal mode. Reddit citations drop by half. Official docs quadruple. Brands cited at the problem stage persist all the way to selection, but only under high reasoning. With reasoning off, zero persistence. If you're tracking AI visibility as one aggregate number, you're averaging two systems that share almost nothing.

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  The Wise Investor 🧠 (@TheWiseIC) reported 17 minutes ago

  What a humbling week! Market really testing me with $RDDT $UBER and I’m still bullish overall on both. I gave back a lot of gains this week from these 2 names specifically. However it’s important to be transparent. My $RDDT thesis has not changed one bit. I’m still bullish and I think that article from the WSJ was total bull ****, it’s not confirmed and I think if Gemini was to not license Reddit data it puts them in a bad position in having the largest “base model” as Sundar described. OpenAI would likely pounce on this and just take Reddit data exclusively. I find this improbable that Gemini fumbles their progress if Reddit data is so critical for context. $UBER is an interesting one. I think the business has been battered on a thesis that probably doesn’t materialize at all, if ever. And even if it does take shape it’ll be very difficult to scale it meaningfully over the next decade. I’m also very bullish on their delivery and freight businesses. But the recent headlines make me weary because it shows Uber management has completely fumbled their partnership with Waymo by letting it deteriorate. Little insider buying either aside from Balaji also makes me weary. I’m more pissed than I am anything because I genuinely think Uber could have done so much better with the Waymo partnership. Oh well, I never claimed I was perfect, My YTD has taken a huge nose dive but I’m still up and plan to share that soon with proof because I’ve been getting people saying some false things like I’m down now, which is untrue. Uber was a 6% position for me. Reddit 7%. So yes, it stings but it’s not existential to me. I always thought people putting 20-30% + of their portfolio in one name was silly.

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  Sarah (@SarahWhoIsShe) reported 22 minutes ago

  @JustJenRX The dark web & Reddit need shut down @POTUS @VP & TikTok needs a scolding for shutting down the truth. Videos of Congress!

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  Jason Bailey (@JasonBailey) reported 24 minutes ago

  @LutheranAnswers Scripture clearly teaches repentance (turning from sin, not continuing to wallow in it) and accepting Christ as your Lord and Savior are necessary. Unfortunately, the Catholic church doctrine of "indulgences" doesn't help with the view of the reddit poster but Catholicism is also wrong on most doctrinal issues.

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  Alex Zeig (@alexzeig) reported 24 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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  Alec Bowers (@Alecbowers) reported 26 minutes ago

  1) One therapist told her she needs to pay 2) One therapist told her she’s going through normal problems 3) One therapist uses ai to help, tells her she’s mentally ready for kids When everyone else is the *******, you’re the ******* Single player syndrome is so peak Reddit. It incubates and amplifies cluster b and narcissism adjacent behavior.

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  JugoBall😎⚽ (@AndyNosretep) reported 26 minutes ago

  🦔A researcher pulled a live camera feed, a home floor plan, and the Wi-Fi password in plain text from a Shark robot vacuum he didn't own. One security certificate unlocked every other Shark vacuum. He listened to Shark's system for 24 hours, counted 1.5 million vacuums checking in, and 673,000 responded to a command he sent. He told Shark in March. They promised a fix by July 10. No patch, no response, so he published. My Take Your vacuum cleaner is now a bigger security risk than your front door. Someone with basic hardware skills can pull your Wi-Fi password, watch your camera, and download the layout of your home, and the company that sold it to you knew for four months and couldn't be bothered to fix it. Every week there's a new device on the list. LG monitors, Flock cameras, smart TVs, now vacuums. I'm running out of appliances. The reason none of this gets fixed is because there's no consequence. A car manufacturer would face a mandatory recall. Shark faces a Reddit thread. Until connected devices are held to the same product safety standards as everything else people bring into their homes, companies will keep shipping cameras and microphones with barely any investment in security. If you own a Shark vacuum with a camera, unplug it tonight. That's the only fix available right now because Shark hasn't provided one.

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  SolBrudda (@SolBrudda) reported 26 minutes ago

  @RobbyBerger I got perma-banned on Reddit, and several of the biggest subs got shut down for 24 hours because I said that every man thinks they make the greatest steak and better than any restaurant, but none of them actually do. The meltdown was incredible.

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  Apostate Aberrant (@apostate21263) reported 28 minutes ago

  @BloodWenchLN I’m sorry, are we forgetting that BIRDMAN DIDN’T MAKE THE REDDIT POST HE GOT THOSE PHOTOS FROM? “Oh, bu-” *****, STOP TALKING ABOUT THE MAILMAN FOR ONE MINUTE AND ACKNOWLEDGE THAT THE PROBLEM LIES WITHIN THE PERSON WHO SENT THE ******* LETTER TO BEGIN WITH!

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  Elsie (@Meelsie143) reported 31 minutes ago

  holy **** he stole not one but TWO DRINKS??? we gotta call the FBI someone needs to hunt this madman down. clear threat to society. the rochester sheetz may never financially recover from this loss. MAKE HIM FAMOUS REDDIT!!!

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  Alan. (@GaryAnd52713996) reported 33 minutes ago

  I saw that some people on Reddit were giving Ren a hard time for working with Webby Absolute Retards The problem with music with a message is that those who assume it's aimed at them...start to believe you're their spokesman He's a musician with something to say Enjoy it

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  Speed Racer (@SpeedRa62849495) reported 37 minutes ago

  @jerffsperngler @ZackBriggsNews @KENS5 Really? Someone on Reddit said the 6pm showing “was perfectly fine”. What kind of issues were there?

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  Destiny Avan (@destiny_avan) reported 44 minutes ago

  So @AmazonMGMStudio wants someone who "does not have history with it (Stargate) and would give it a fresh new perspective, I hear." - Dateline Mike Hopkins, the problem with that is that those kind of people generally don't even understand the franchise. If you don't understand what it's essence is, you will end up butchering it and loosing your current fans. All in the pursuit of "the modern audience". I think the person Reddit who stated this is right. "The problem is just a facet of a bigger issue right now: rebootitis. Hollywood loves to mine franchises for nostalgia value, but usually whoever they hire to make it falls into the trap of being overly iconoclastic and rejecting everything about the old franchise as outdated... or the trap of being slavishly homage where the movie is just parroting the old stuff without really capturing the essence of what made it good. The same issue with the Star Wars sequels, and other franchise reboots lately like terminator or mad max." If you reject everything about Stargate and do a hard reboot, it will no longer be Stargate. It will be something else. Therefore, we ask that you transfer Gero's Stargate to @mgmplus so they can finish it and put it on their platform. #SaveStargate

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  Jack Lee (@JLee2028) reported 44 minutes ago

  @ginamilan_ Reddit is melting down

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  Montana (@Vandy_Montana) reported 45 minutes ago

  I enjoy how Reddit and most people online talk about anti vaxxers being the issue when it’s illegal immigrants making up the vast majority of cases. Go to any instacare in Utah and the only measles signs are in Spanish.

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  Finn Mallery (@fin465) reported 48 minutes ago

  met someone making $11,750/month sending cold emails to people who left 1 or 2-star reviews for their competitors its super simple she scrapes G2 / Capterra /others for all negative reviews in her niche finds the person's linkedin + scrapes their email sends them one message: "saw your review of [competitor]. we built [product] specifically because of complaints like yours. want to see it?" reply rate: 10.6% average cold email reply rate is 0.3% hers is 35x higher because instead of emailing strangers, she's emailing people who are already frustrated and actively looking for a way out they JUST spent their own time typing out exactly what's wrong with the thing you replace they're the highest-intent lead you'll ever find and it's sitting there in public, for free she walked me through it: step 1: opens Origami, types "pull every 1 + 2-star review of [top 3 competitors] posted on Trustpilot and Reddit in the last 90 days" step 2: Origami finds the reviewer's name, matches their linkedin, grabs their email, and writes a message referencing their specific complaint step 3: sends within 72 hours, while they're still annoyed step 4: appointment setter calls back every positive reply inside 5 minutes close rate on those calls: 44% because the whole conversation is just "what went wrong" and "here's how we're different" zero convincing, zero educating no objection about whether they need the category they already paid for it once they already know they need it they just need a version that doesn't let them down last month: 275 negative mentions scraped 198 emails found 26 positive replies 21 calls booked 9 deals closed at ~$1305 average contract value (yes, small contracts - you could prob make way more) $6,750/month from reading complaints wildest part two customers admitted they were mid-conversation with another competitor when the email landed one said "your email showed up while I had their proposal open" timing is the whole game most people cold email prospects who don't know they have a problem yet she's emailing people who just wrote a paragraph about their problem, unprompted every bad review is someone waving a sign that says "budget, pain, shopping now" your competitors are building your pipeline for you they spend big on ads to win a customer that customer gets let down writes about it and you show up in their inbox for free and close it in one call right now there are probably 200 people who left your competitor a bad review in the last 60 days > all reachable > all in-market > all ignored because everyone thinks cold outreach means cold prospects these people already lit the match p.s. yes you can scrape these leads with a few prompts in @origamichat - bookmark this post to copy+use this step by step workflow

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  JessieBeatz (@JessieBeatzz) reported 48 minutes ago

  @montymiff @cbcwatcher @grok Thats fine, as long we cross reference A.I. with actual article and sources. When the “sources” turn out to be facebook and reddit with nothing of substance, thats when its a problem.

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  SunvMikey (@SunvMikey) reported 49 minutes ago

  Biggest echo chamber I was in was a reddit group chat for $RVSN where I realised they were basically scamming us. Exited around the red line and its down another 81% from there...They ended up making a new group chat without me, booted / banned me from the subreddit when I was a moderator and people I considered friends turned on me for trying to help them by sharing bearish legitimate information I found. Echo chambers can be crazy

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  OrneryGramps (@OrneryGramps) reported 50 minutes ago

  @CallofDutyCM @CallofDuty @Activision In endgame Act 2 Step 5 Destroy 2 DAWGS with Blackhat is broken when attempted it only disrupts twice no option to destroy after disrupting. Works on G6 fine but not DAWGS. Many post on reddit with same issue.

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  kyle (reddit AI agents) (@sellingshovels) reported 51 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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  pmc revolt consigliere (@JackieAprile24) reported 51 minutes ago

  @dhaaruni I’m thinking more about the tattoo and the reddit posts which were things he now says he views differently - for me that’s where the real accountability issue is

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  Dustin Evans (@mugclubforlife) reported 52 minutes ago

  @YUGEBOLZ I'm below average, but I'm not reddit goblin on the left or muscleman on the right. I am losing weight to stay alive long enough to see my family grow along side me though. 130lbs down so far from walking and eating less.

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  Denys⁷isSeeingBTS 8/1🔍🔎∞ ⟭⟬~ 💜🐋🐳🌷🌹 (@Denys152Denys) reported 52 minutes ago

  @mel_farenzena @StubHub I got to see Jin in Newark through them.. but be very careful (read reddit posts on them).. my ticket had trouble with the scanning while getting in.

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  Deuce (@speedydeuce) reported 56 minutes ago

  I think the issue with NBIS recently is that it has become a heavily retail traded Reddit stock - and that’s not a bad thing for the long term vision, but it’s caused the stock to trade without logic during random days of the week

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  Neckzilla (@Zee_Naught) reported 56 minutes ago

  @Unseen_Halo @HurtboxTV some dude on reddit was right. they were probably building it up to johnsons "gun" that well finally get to use in h3 when he goes down

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  The Agentic Operator (@AgenticOperator) reported 58 minutes ago

  Got a voice note at 11PM from a D2C founder. "EU ruling. Multi-engine. I need a 90-day plan before this goes live. What do we do?" Sent him this at 6AM. Days 1-14: Audit every engine. Run your top 10 buyer queries across ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, and Google AI Mode. Map where you're visible and where you're not. You can't fix what you can't see. Days 15-30: Fix the foundation. Schema markup. Raw HTML content. Robots.txt allowing all AI crawlers. This is the base layer every engine needs. One fix. Five engines covered. Days 31-60: Build Reddit-proof citation sources. YouTube reviews. Trustpilot. G2. Amazon reviews. Editorial coverage. If Reddit disappears from Google AI, these are the sources that absorb that 40% citation share. Get your brand into them now before the redistribution happens and every competitor is fighting for the same spots. Days 61-90: Build the monitoring. Weekly checks per engine. Citation drift tracking. The brands that catch a slip in 48 hours keep their position. The ones checking quarterly lose it for months. This plan works whether the EU ruling changes your market in July 2027 or your competitor figures out multi-engine before you do. Either way the brands that move in the next 90 days own the position. The ones that wait compete for it at 10x the effort later.

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  /\^()()|0 (@A00P_1) reported 59 minutes ago

  @prasannavishy @amitsurg Isnt normalisation has issues on reddit they alledge normalisation is culprit as non serious person get good rank