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 (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
Thiruvananthapuram	Errors	2 days ago
Ottawa	Website Down	4 days ago
Enguera	Website Down	9 days ago
Benalmádena	Errors	11 days ago
Sydney	Website Down	16 days ago
Township of Evan	Website Down	18 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  PASSIVE INCOME ANNA (@PassiveAnna) reported 5 minutes ago

  Most AI may be terrible writers, but they're world-class researchers. Instead of asking it to 'write a post about affiliate marketing,' try this: 'Analyze these 10 Reddit threads from [Niche]. Identify the top 3 recurring anxieties that people have about starting. Then, find the specific vocabulary they use to describe their failures.' Take that data and write the post yourself. You’ll find that you aren't just 'dropping tips' anymore, you’re speaking the exact language of your audience.

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  acidburns (@TheAcidBurns3) reported 5 minutes ago

  @anxietymsgs I sit my *** down and listen so long as they are condescending. If they are condescending I usually take them down a peg. Here are some options, "Wow! This could have been an email." "What was that, I cannot hear you over your ego?" "Tell it to reddit"

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  Wurstbraten (@Wurstbraten420) reported 8 minutes ago

  @44F0rc3 @MrDachi87 i got all consoles and pc and will never again buy anything on the MS store, had a nightmare with gears 5 which kept installing the wrong language files and the game never started because of it, had to do a reddit deep dive to fix the problem, ms support did nothing for me

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  ITDUDE F.E.L.L.A (@The_Real_ITDUDE) reported 9 minutes ago

  @esx1422 @NETGEAR @ring Nah, it's been going on for ages. Check the reddit thread. I linked. It's a false positive, but no one is bothered enough to fix it.

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  Louie Aronowitz (@LouieAronowitz) reported 9 minutes ago

  just saw a reddit thread where people were trying to track down who made skamerican idiot 👀

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  RHS (@TheRaymondHugo) reported 10 minutes ago

  @krayZwolf_ Apparently this is a real problem in troonery. Many troons report (on Reddit - uuughh!) That they struggle with euphoria ****** when they're around women and girls in intimate spaces. Do you empathize with that struggle? What turns you on about restrooms?

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  fivetide (@fivetide) reported 12 minutes ago

  Arrowhead Game Studios just had a Reddit AMA They promised more communication after players criticized the games development process Johan Pilestedt the studios CCO addressed hate misinformation and disappointment on Reddit More communication is a PR move not a fix for actual development issues So say something

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  louisa bees (@beesinpjs) reported 15 minutes ago

  throwing every reddit user that said "keep it ***** its a sign of hard work" or "just get a job as a supervisor, wont have that problem ever again" into a prism of eternal suffering and torment that will feel like 1000 years but is in reality only 8 hours

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  Nana ⛈️ (@Katakana_Sensei) reported 17 minutes ago

  @ixiiepriv @aminahpriv nope, just searched on reddit for people having the same issue and followed their advice, had to play around in my pcs settings

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  Olamide Olaseni | Ecom Web Dev | Social Media Pro (@OlamideOlaseni5) reported 26 minutes ago

  @nikolajocicdev @robert_shaw Wow this will solve a lot of problem I am sure platforms like reddit would be glad to find problem solving tools like this if you would like to try out

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  mia. 🧸 (@chaossstude) reported 30 minutes ago

  @MechaOrvo @RTSG_Main most people on Reddit do it why is he only getting in trouble

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  Hurston (@sch_great_hghts) reported 31 minutes ago

  @crashd_out @bennumberx @AndrewQuackson Reddit is down the hall, to the far left.

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  Abderrahim (@soub4i) reported 33 minutes ago

  @soufianehaouani Yes, I had to press and hold the power button for a couple of minutes .. I believe I saw people on Reddit complaining about having the same issue

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  Light (@Lightcoresrulee) reported 36 minutes ago

  @gremlinmae yes yes its ai slop reddit reads, but im just so surprised they did nothing with the footage and just turned volume down

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  acidburns (@TheAcidBurns3) reported 36 minutes ago

  @anxietymsgs I sit my *** down and listen so long as they are not condescending. If they are condescending I usually take them down a peg. Here are some options, "Wow! This could have been an email." "What was that, I cannot hear you over your ego?" "Tell it to reddit"

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  Aelianus✝️🇪🇺 (@Aelianus1234) reported 44 minutes ago

  @samgamgi @icaroxfc @ProudBavaria If you think being labeled "problematic" is an insult and not a compliment you are dead wrong. If you do not conform with the popular consensus you are problematic and have behavioral and educational issues. I say **** that. Now leave Reddit man.

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  ReroRero🍒 (@ReroJoestar) reported 44 minutes ago

  @LauraLoomer I am shocked they haven't Hammered down Reddit yet

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  Johnny (@RobotNumber5) reported 45 minutes ago

  @HTWmyteam @kylecorwintakes The only problem is every person on reddit is a ***.

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  cecilia maud🍃 (@bravobycecilia) reported 45 minutes ago

  holy ****. There is more leaked audio on reddit rn and its so bad, amanda doubling down #summerhouse

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  G (@GraemeVIP) reported 46 minutes ago

  @kle1nzZz @_vmlops Okay, here's some KW research for you. There's a 900% increase in the past 3 months, showing this is a new problem. You definitely have a high intent audience there and you could easily capture some of the longer tail keywords. Reddit will dominate the rankings as will X. Use some parasite SEO. Post your site on Reddit, drop the URL and the keywords in subtly into the main thread. Google will crawl that and start delivering it, especially if the thread takes off. Then people who Google those terms will land on Reddit and ultimately be directed through to you. It's a solid play. Google and Reddit have a thing going - No idea why, they always rank extremely well, even when they shouldn't.

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  safeena. A (@safeenafirdausi) reported 46 minutes ago

  People on Reddit hating on alia are inhuman , even animals are better than them. It's not just hate, but body shaming, putting her down, making fun of her ambitions

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  Artem Golub (@art_glb) reported 46 minutes ago

  Someone on Reddit posted that GPT 5.5 found a bug in their codebase that Claude missed. 172 upvotes, people already suggesting it's time to switch models. I see this every few weeks and I don't think these comparisons tell you much. Models are shaped by their training data. A model that scores better on broad benchmarks can still lose on specific subtasks — because another model happened to see more of that exact problem type. One team optimized their pipeline for bug detection, another went broader. Neither is smarter in any general sense. These models also aren't deterministic. What fails once might work on the third attempt. When you compare two models on a single prompt, you're also comparing two rolls of the dice. But the biggest issue is perception. When a new model solves something the old one couldn't, we assume it handles everything the old one did — plus more. Switching feels like a free upgrade. It isn't. Things that worked before don't automatically transfer, and you lose the intuitions you've built up. That's why changing models is genuinely annoying even when the new one is objectively better. One or two examples prove nothing. The only signal that would mean something is tracking how many of these posts appear per release, adjusted for each model's audience size. Nobody's doing that, so the anecdotes keep winning.

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  Grey BTC (@greybtc) reported 47 minutes ago

  The First Bitcoin Post on Reddit Was Downvoted 16 years ago, a 16‑year‑old kid (username MisterLiberty) posted something on r/Libertarian that would change the world and nobody believed him. In 2010. Bitcoin was trading for about 6 cents. Most people had never heard of it. Those who had called it a scam, a fad, or worse: a waste of electricity. The teenager had been studying Satoshi Nakamoto’s white paper. He understood the math, the game theory, the vision. So he sat down and wrote a post that was, in hindsight, phenomenally clear: “Imagine a digital commodity‑like currency that depends on no central authority or printing press… It’s called Bitcoin… Coins are generated by CPU power and become harder to generate as it reaches its finite limit of 21 million coins.” He ended with a quiet prophecy: “This could be the next gold.” The internet did what the internet does. Within hours, his post had 58 downvotes. The top comment? Some guy wrote: “So you have to waste electricity to make money? I find the idea rather stupid.” Another called it a “ponzi for nerds.” A few were curious, but most mocked him. He was far too intelligent for his peers. A sixteen‑year‑old kid, sitting in his bedroom, saw the future. The grown adults on Reddit saw a toy. The post sat there for years. Buried. Forgotten. Downvoted into obscurity. Then Bitcoin started climbing. $1. $10. $100. $1,000. $10,000. $70,000. That “stupid waste of electricity” became a trillion‑dollar asset. Governments started buying it. Pension funds too. The same people who laughed? They’re now paying $78,000 per coin. And that 16‑year‑old? He didn’t delete his post. It’s still there... a time capsule of vision, patience, and a generation that wasn’t ready. The top reply to his thread today would be very different. But back then? They downvoted the future.

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  Lolo4dee (@lolo4dee) reported 47 minutes ago

  @reddit_lies Is like botting and third worlder engagement farming an issue on Reddit like it is on X, or did 90 thousand real humans living in developed English speaking nations actually upvote this ****? Humanity might be cooked

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  bladeburst (@bladeburst16) reported 48 minutes ago

  @MosIIey Did the bachi community already forget about that one reddit mod or twitter mod avizie or some **** that was a big problem? Or when they bullied that one hakuhiro artists out of the community? Like they're already here and aren't even being subtle

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  Blitz (@Blitz409125861) reported 49 minutes ago

  @ToriatheistTori Reddit is down the hall and to the left.

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  Brian Roemmele (@BrianRoemmele) reported 55 minutes ago

  What does: Linkedin Reddit Ted Talks Wikipedia Have in common? OpenAI Models. It is primary sources for them. Ok, so? Hoovered up, Karma seeking, Mod Approval, Politburo parroting, 20 minute solution: performative AI… TRENDSLOP. It’s bad. But I know how to fix it…

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  Gring0dejaneir0 (@gring0deja39737) reported 56 minutes ago

  ED is proven to be caused by SARS-Cov2. just type into Reddit “covid + erectile dysfunction” and you’ll see how many men had this problem after an infection

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  Mini Ember (@_FireDoggo_) reported 57 minutes ago

  @KuroTrash_Art @juliemine_rus Thank you for the clarification and I'm sorry if I upset you are anything. I just had my concerns due to past issues and the Reddit blocks (open utau and vocaloid) made me even more suspicious of things. So let's make things positive here, if Smith Hioka agrees things are ok 1/2

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  ライオン Lion (@LionBlogosphere) reported 59 minutes ago

  @Y2K_mindset Lubitz was having strange vision problems, which is commonly a symptom of schiozphrenia. And also, Luigi wrote a post on Reddit about having "visual snow."