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 (53%)
• Sign in (23%)
• Errors (23%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Guayaquil	Errors	9 days ago
Veracruz	Website Down	15 days ago
Bhubaneshwar	Website Down	17 days ago
Melbourne	Sign in	19 days ago
San Nicolás de los Garza	Sign in	22 days ago
Ciudad Obregón	Website Down	23 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Pablo (@pfernan95dev) reported 7 minutes ago

  @jpshrodinger yup, the problem if it comes from a browser u can't know exactly where, but there is useful data out there. If you create different CPP per campaign, for example reddit, product hunt, etc etc.. You can measure in the analytics each traffic individually

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  Bugman Hegel (@FedPoasting) reported 8 minutes ago

  @TGrogan268173 I think you’re lost. Reddit is down the hall and to the left.

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  Goku's Geass (@TheSuperCenaFan) reported 8 minutes ago

  @Nate_____01 I mean tbf I could see why some people wouldn't like the ending. Hell, I have some issues with it. This Reddit post is hilarious tho, I can only imagine the meltdown in the replies.

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  Fashion🌙Beauty🤍Wellness (@waistedbyvonnie) reported 11 minutes ago

  Omgggg now I have to go down this rabbit hole on Reddit bc how could anyone allow this bag of cheese puffs to make it past the talking stage to scamming you???

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  Samantha (@Based_Project) reported 11 minutes ago

  @Helldivers_NOW The game is an unbalanced mess and if you try to bring that up you get 57 reddit morons calling it a skill issue just to ignore the fact that the games unbalanced and the most balanced thing in recent times the new squid sub faction.

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  Laharl (@SpaceMutiny) reported 12 minutes ago

  So at least the good news is after basically pulling teeth on Reddit to get information because of their stupid forcing the app down everyone’s throat on mobile, DAZN does have replays of all the sports they show adbridged versions and full games.

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  Mike Perez (@highrank) reported 14 minutes ago

  @pavlos1944 Not even close to same. So much terrible SEO and AEO advice these days flowing on X, Instagram, Reddit. I’ve been in the SEO industry for 20+ years now and I can say it’s worse than it’s ever been.

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  Hustler 101 (@gbewaupdate) reported 15 minutes ago

  @shirshakchavan Reddit has anger issues

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  TD (@TDDefense) reported 16 minutes ago

  @413dreamr Reddit is down the hall to the left

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  xcfgh_yip (@XcfghYip48068) reported 16 minutes ago

  @enchanting4you @Fabiola35132800 @offcampustaffer Haven’t gone on Reddit to see what people are currently saying but I was talking about the people that previously commented **** like this on there. There were multiple threads being taken down at that time. I’m assuming from his PR team because it was placing him in a bad light.

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  Mr. Baseball (@MrBaseball2374) reported 16 minutes ago

  @OffDaHook35 @cessybtw Using Reddit as a source of useful information is clown behavior. Lol. I use Stubhub to get cheap tickets all the time, never had a single issue.

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  Kaiser Clark (@KaiserClark7) reported 17 minutes ago

  @BobDylan1444370 @GarbageHuman24 Reddit is down the hall.

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  NotApplicable (@NameNotApplied) reported 17 minutes ago

  @DiscipleofWOTAN Reddit is down the hall.

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  Liberty Prime (@recognizedpatte) reported 20 minutes ago

  @Slayzton @sammaelsama @Sir_Dammed Reddit is down the hall ******

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  Patrick L. Francis ✝️ (@patricklfrancis) reported 21 minutes ago

  @AustinDunno @cremieuxrecueil Training data is not limited to old books and journals; large web crawls plus licensed Reddit and news content form a major share of most models, including Grok. That mix, not only later “adjustments,” is why correlated outputs can appear across labs. I will not reply anymore to feed your need for self validation. I am simply attempting to be polite and correct your errors.

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  Kuma ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ⛩️🦊😈 (@kumacatfish) reported 25 minutes ago

  @harukaawake From left to right: -Guy who collects funko pops and had to take a break from his "job" moderating reddit to be here. -Rich parents; most boring person you will ever meet personality-wise. -Mungo ooga booga. -Literally just a normal guy who has trouble making respectable friends.

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  David Craft (@DavidCraft59571) reported 26 minutes ago

  @dredgedskeleton @wil_da_beast630 But that's the problem. It doesn't comb through all available documentation. It refers to what it's programmed to refer to and that list is determined by people who have left of center worldviews. When I see grok using Reddit as a source I just roll my eyes.

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  Paradox (@ParadoxsLT) reported 33 minutes ago

  I need to get this post taken down before Twitter and Reddit sees ******* KASHIMO HAJMINE IS POSTING THIS. I REPEAT ALL KASHI FANS MASS REPORT THIS MF

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  Sakata Gintoki 🇨🇺 🇷🇺 🐀 (@Gin_san98) reported 34 minutes ago

  @justdrawabox @rudelgenudel It probably was the right subreddit, but yeah, the rules are the rules (plus back then was when I started using reddit, so I was dumb) Btw I didn't know you had a discord server

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  Tyler Block 🇻🇦 (@Tylering_around) reported 39 minutes ago

  @ThePoliProphet @Rblv73 I just read your post again and you say neither can exist without the other. Surely you see the problem with that? An infinite and eternal being cannot exist without a book that's only a few thousand years old? If reddit atheists destroyed all the Bibles, have they killed Christ?

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  Muhammad Kashan Ashraf (@itzKashan2912) reported 39 minutes ago

  @shirshakchavan Reddit for problems finding X for distribution channel

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  Nokotan (@NokotanAgainLOL) reported 41 minutes ago

  @thirdlambda Yeah I know. I used to work at an AI training company. You can tell the Reddit training data makes up majority of its information when the AI is more raw and unrefined. It just further proves that we can't fix this problem even if we wanted to. AI cannot be trusted

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  Bat & Trap (@Bat_n_Trap) reported 52 minutes ago

  @FeelYouHappy I was blocked and banned from Reddit for this post. I said throw him in a lion's den with the stick and see how he fares ! Poor bird It's funny Reddit get so triggered over words but won't take down some of the grim videos !

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  Kyle (@wierenga80227) reported 56 minutes ago

  @milkrabbi A lot of them will try to make people resign on their own. I remember reading stories from pregnant women on Reddit and they're all basically like "Help! My manager just put me on a 30 day PIP and I'm due in 6 weeks." Lawyers love getting those cases because they're usually an easy lawsuit because it turns out performance problems happen to only show up right around the time pregnancy was known, but managers and HR people do that everyday in hopes it'll stress the woman out to the point where they'll resign for the baby's health so the employer doesn't have to deal with maternity leave, unemployment, or pay for the birth. I've literally never been more angry at employers than I was reading those stories. I kind of like the Garden Leave the EU uses. If they need to do a big layoff, they keep people on payroll for a while doing nothing, but if they need them to come in then they can recall them. It seems a lot better for workers than the current system where you could be axed one day from a layoff that was kept a secret for months, but many people hate Garden Leave because anything good for workers is communist or whatever.

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  Kevin Stowe | Branded CRO (@KevinStowe__) reported 57 minutes ago

  Don't sell to your customers, understand them Once you start reading reviews, customer support tickets, reddit forums, any piece of material your customer has written about your product/the problem it solves You'll start noticing they use the same words, same phrases, and describe their problems in the exact same way Your job is to repeat their own experiences and desires back to them in your ads/LPs/emails, and position your product as the obvious solution People buy when they feel understood, not sold to If you want the persona building & messaging framework doc we use internally to write copy for 8 figure brands, comment FRAMEWORK below Or DM me

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  Sean 🌿 Francis (@SeanFrancis) reported 57 minutes ago

  @artificial0wl @zenithfl4re @MarathonDevTeam Yeah…this is one thing - and should not be happening multiple times, let alone this many - and I appreciate they’re looking into it etc etc …but an entire Reddit thread melting down over it in-game vs the concept art (and being WRONG with their critiques on top of it)…bleh.

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  Aaron | GrowthFlare (@AaronxShepherd) reported 59 minutes ago

  we've pulled more than $1,000,000+ in revenue from a single cold email campaign, for multiple clients. it was built end to end with Claude Code, by someone who can't write a line of code (me). a bit of context: you've been hearing about Claude for months. you've probably tried prompting your way to a campaign and ended up talking to it longer than it would've taken to just send the thing. almost everyone falls into that trap. the tool was NEVER the problem. people just don't have the exact build. a full campaign is 6 steps, and Claude can run every one of them except the judgment calls. a company website goes IN, a launched campaign comes OUT. so i documented it, with the exact prompt i run at each step. inside The $1M Claude Cold Email Build: → the persona-mapping prompt that turns a company website into the exact people to email → the demand-mining setup that pulls your buyers' own words off Reddit and LinkedIn into 3 strategic findings (the ~$100 scrape that replaces guessing) → the front-end offer prompt that hands you 4 variations, plus the filter for the one that books calls → the list build on volume paired with relevance: a directory scrape, an exclusion file, and a verify pass → the copy matrix, every segment against every framework, so you test EVERY angle at once instead of betting on one email you happened to like → the loader that pushes the campaign into your sender so you never paste a lead by hand again none of it needs you to be a developer. i'm not one either. details on how to get it below 👇

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  Abhishek Rajput (@AbhishekRa59512) reported 59 minutes ago

  If you haven’t built a single app yet then read this post and build your first one You do NOT need a computer science degree a huge team or tens of thousands of dollars to get started in 2026 Here is the exact path I would follow 1. Start with the problem -> Do not start by thinking about what app you want to build Find a specific problem first and understand who has it and how they solve it today Talk to potential users and research competitors Read their one star reviews and look for complaints on Reddit and X If you cannot clearly explain the problem and who needs the solution then you are not ready to build 2. Validate the idea before building -> This is where most beginners waste months Talk to 10 or more potential users and understand their workflow frustrations and existing solutions You can even create a simple landing page and test demand before writing code The strongest validation is when someone is willing to pay before the product even exists 3. Sketch the core screens -> You do not need to be a designer Take a pen and paper and draw the 3 to 5 screens that matter most If you want something more polished use Figma and create simple wireframes The goal is to understand the user flow before you start building 4. Choose the easiest path for your situation -> In 2026 you have more options than ever AI app builders can take you from idea to working prototype in hours or days No code platforms can help you build without traditional coding Web apps and SaaS products can often be the simplest starting point Cross platform frameworks like Flutter and React Native are better when you need more control Native development makes sense when you need maximum performance or deep platform specific features For a first app you usually do not need the most expensive option 5. Build only the MVP -> Your first version should solve ONE core problem Do not build profiles social sharing advanced analytics notifications and 20 other features just because you can Build the one thing that makes your product useful A finished simple app is better than an unfinished complex one 6. Use AI to move faster -> AI app builders can generate frontend backend database and authentication from natural language Tools like Forge Lovable and Bolt can help beginners create functional applications without starting from zero But do not blindly trust AI Complex logic custom designs integrations and production readiness can still require technical work Use AI to accelerate the process while you remain responsible for the decisions 7. Use existing tools instead of rebuilding everything -> You do not need to build authentication payments databases emails storage and hosting from scratch Use existing services and focus your development effort on what makes your product different For a web app a common 2026 stack can include Next.js React PostgreSQL through Supabase or Neon Stripe and Vercel or Railway The right tools can reduce weeks of unnecessary work 8. Test with real users -> Get your first version in front of 10 to 20 real users Watch where they get confused See what they actually use Ask what they expected to happen Check bugs edge cases permissions and the complete user flow Real user feedback is worth more than months of building alone 9. Launch and improve -> Your first version will not be perfect and that is completely fine Launch it collect feedback fix bugs and add the features users actually ask for Track important metrics like retention conversion and usage Keep improving instead of waiting for the perfect product And if you are wondering about cost AI app builders can start from almost $0 for the initial build No code can cost around $30 to $200 per month A SaaS starter kit can get you started with a few hundred dollars Professional development can quickly move into the $10K to $200K+ range depending on the approach So you do not need a massive budget to test an idea anymore You need a real problem a small MVP and the willingness to start The biggest mistake is thinking you need to know everything before building your first app You don't Start small Validate first Build the core feature Get it in front of real users Learn Improve Repeat If you haven't built your first app yet Stop waiting for the perfect idea or the perfect technical skills Pick one problem and start building today

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  hue 🎨 (@huebound) reported 1 hour ago

  @Resetti @ItchyMinty @V___Kira yeah the desensitization is a bit scary i remember the first time i saw the war footage on reddit of a man getting killed by a drone it stuck with me for days now i catch myself scrolling past it at the same speed at other memes. it’s REALLY bad and i definitely need to do some detoxing to fix my head. but i worry that if everyone feels this same numbness it might actually lead us to more warfare

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  FPL Guru (@FPLGuruOfficial) reported 1 hour ago

  47.5% of FPL squads are carrying Bruno Fernandes as their GW2 captain, and ur community pipeline has him as the most-discussed name in the Reddit and YouTube chatter it picked up this week! The mood behind that chatter isn't uniform. Reddit mentions score a barely positive rating on our sentiment read, mostly people cross-checking live captain polls before locking in. YouTube runs a bit hotter, with creators calling "Bruno Captain" outright in their GW2 team reveals. Same player, two different rooms. Here's what the ownership number alone doesn't show: Fernandes is net down 49,836 transfers this gameweek, at £12.0m, coming off a quiet 2-point return in GW1 (form 1.0). Nearly half the game still has him, and he's still bleeding numbers. His fixture is also one of the last of the round to go: Man Utd host Ipswich on Sunday at 18:30 BST, with only Monday night's Villa-Arsenal left to kick off after that. Whatever you did with the armband this week, you'll be watching most of the gameweek play out before you find out if it paid off.