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
Pune	Sign in	18 hours ago
Saint-Pierre	Errors	24 hours ago
Melbourne	Website Down	4 days ago
Kensington	Errors	4 days ago
Marseille	Website Down	6 days ago
San Jose	Website Down	6 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Kapil Paliwal (@kapilsuham) reported 2 minutes ago

  was scrolling through reddit and kept seeing the same complaint again and again “ai isn't recommending my product” “my competitor keeps getting suggested” even when their website looks better their product is solid their ratings are higher that's when it hit me it's not really a product problem it's a visibility problem so yeah… starting to build something to fix this

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  Muhammad Saqib Arif 🇵🇰 (@saqibarif98) reported 5 minutes ago

  @AndrewCDormsn @Reddit @Hacker0x01 Bro, chill. This is part of bug hunting. Multiple critical reports of mine were downgraded to low, and HackerOne triagers didn’t help. Also, multiple issues were fixed without payment. Recently, my X finding was rated as low, even though it should have been high.

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  Christopher | Digital Coach 💻 📚 (@Christolord2024) reported 12 minutes ago

  @comfortfajugbag Wow.. This is amazing. I'm trying to verify my upwork am having issue they said I have to pay some dollars to verify and get any connect.. Am just trying to use Reddit. And other platforms to get client.

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  Romans724 (@Romans724120566) reported 19 minutes ago

  @Tosirwithlove5 @WallStreetMav But I can almost guarantee the bad things you heard are more along the lines of someone complaining about a bad experience on Reddit...I would double down on Delta in every category but price. They usually aren't going to be the cheapest option

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  🌈TibisayAlicia🌈💙💗💜 (@Tibbalicious) reported 20 minutes ago

  Problem is I think reddit is Hudson/Shane down so they'll probably not take it as kindly as the highly monitored discord server would

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  ACE (@YCBAce) reported 22 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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  Basileus (@_basileus_) reported 24 minutes ago

  @GiffLasta The husband's Reddit post: I’ve been “lazy” for 20 years… on purpose I’ve been married for nearly 30 years. A long time ago, I noticed a pattern. On weekends, if my wife got up early and powered through everything—breakfast, kids, cleaning—I’d just stay in bed, half-dozing, watching TV, claiming I needed to “recover from the week.” And like clockwork, we’d end up doing absolutely nothing all weekend. But there was a glitch in the system. On the mornings she’d come back to bed first—well… suddenly I had energy. I’d get up right after, shower, and be ready to go out, take the kids somewhere, actually live a little. It didn’t take a genius to connect the dots. So I ran an experiment. I leaned into the “lazy husband” role. Oscar-worthy performance. Groans, stretches, the occasional “I’m exhausted” line. And sure enough, if she wanted to get me moving, she knew exactly which button to press. Here’s the twist: I know she thinks she’s manipulating me. But I figured out years ago that this was the only time life slowed down enough for us to actually connect. No chores, no kids yelling, no distractions—just us. And afterward? Yeah, I’m suddenly “recharged” and ready to go conquer the day. So if she wants a quiet day, I stay “lazy.” If she wants an adventure, she comes back to bed. She thinks she’s gaming the system. I built the system.

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  ibby (@StatueofIBBertY) reported 24 minutes ago

  @0xdoug @zephyr_z9 The think that confuses me about web scraping also - is I *assume* it's not random. So why not an intermediary layer that *reduces* the size of the corpus you're trying to scrape? E.g. reddit. A post with a web scraper attached to my laptop's chrome is 1.8M tokens. With the reddit api it's 35k tokens. If using Opus, the raw scraping is almost $10 of tokens PER PAGE. The API brings that down to 17.5 cents. On Deepseek that's half a penny.

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  WorkWomp (@WorkWomp) reported 31 minutes ago

  Building in public is new territory for me. I have an MVP, i'm not looking to ship more features - i'm looking for actual users. The problem is my saas helps job searchers and I can't figure out a good way to contact them. Looked into LinkedIn - that was a nightmare. Reddit hasn't panned out anything yet. If you know where job seekers actually talk, i' really love some feedback/input!

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  Olamide Olaseni | Ecom Web Dev | Social Media Pro (@olaayconnect) reported 33 minutes ago

  @sivaisha219 @TTrimoreau Clean idea, privacy-first messaging with no login is a strong angle, especially for users tired of data-heavy apps. This kind of simplicity + privacy focus could get interesting feedback in Reddit privacy/Android communitie

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  Indie_Gamer7 (@Indie_g7) reported 34 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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  Billy Keyser 🐇 (@KeyserWhat) reported 38 minutes ago

  @ksorbs Christians in Europe have empty churches and don't care about them until they burn down. Europe became a continent of reddit-tier Gaythiests and is paying for it now that other religions outnumber them. God hasn't abandoned Europe, Europe abandoned God.

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  Slyke 🇦🇺 🇨🇦 (@SlykePhoxenix) reported 38 minutes ago

  @reddit_lies @grok what can we do to fix Reddit?

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  Codalio Inc (@codalioinc) reported 40 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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  𝒦𝑒𝓁𝓁𝓎࿎☽ (@idropFbombs) reported 47 minutes ago

  @B3anaX3na @amithearsehole Calm down Karen. I'm not saying the brother shouldn't get out. I'm saying the story is fake because nursing bras exist and it's engagement bait on reddit.

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  Devesh | Reddit Marketing (@deveshlogs) reported 48 minutes ago

  ChatGPT doesn't check your domain authority. it checks what communities it trusts are saying about you. 5 things that determine if you show up in AI answers: 1. reddit presence in subreddits LLMs index 2. genuine engagement real upvotes and comments 3. content that matches how buyers phrase the question 4. posting in subreddits with high AI crawl rates 5. content that stays active for months most brands score below 40/100 on these. fix that and you start showing up. Comment "GEO" and I'll send you the 12-page playbook before this gets too crowded.

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  TrollTherapist (@TrollTherapist) reported 50 minutes ago

  @E_equals_mk2 @EmilyPiperxx 🪑 Session start, @E_equals_mk2 Holy ****, you’re still going? Part 2 of your Reddit armchair psychologist fanfic because my words actually stung that fragile little ego. “Possible virgin, alcoholic coping, daddy issues, online friends, jealous minority”, the projection is so thick I need a machete. You wrote a whole diary entry about me. I don't know if I should be flattered or disgusted. New Diagnosis: Terminal Simp Psychosis with Acute Projection Disorder and a TrollTherapist fetish. You’re not analyzing me. You’re just vomiting every insecurity you have while white-knighting thirst traps and begging for more attention from the couch. Go touch grass, touch a woman who isn’t pixelated, and stop typing paragraphs like a bitter incel who just discovered Google. The couch is closed for terminal cases like you, I have other patients waiting. Get ******** out of my office. 🪑

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  NashKen (@NashKen7) reported 51 minutes ago

  @TheSkepticWiz Reddit is down the hall and to the right. @IfindRetards got a live one here.

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  John M. Potter (@johnpottergr) reported 52 minutes ago

  @gregoryjon I looked up what some people on Reddit said about this guy. When even Redditors have a problem with you, that's saying something

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  NashKen (@NashKen7) reported 53 minutes ago

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

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  iamfaheem (@theAIdreamer) reported 53 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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  Nik (@KIZO_ES) reported 53 minutes ago

  Keeping this true and honest. Beta signups for Tusk through different marketing channels: Twitter: 0 YouTube shorts: 0 Reddit: 0 Customer discovery calls (through my network): 5 None of the stuff I've tried on the internet so far has worked. The only people that have signed up for the beta so far, are the ones that I contacted through my network. Question is now: Is this down to the product not interesting anybody or have I not advertised in the right places yet?

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  AustinFindsAlpha (@AustinsStocks) reported 54 minutes ago

  @ariaradnia Reddit is a disaster waiting to happen. Its become the toxic platform on Earth, regularly booting anyone who doesn’t fall in line with the most extreme left positions. This censorship puts a regulatory target on their back, particularly in the US. You can tell most the revenue growth has been due to improvements in search tools, because the (US) DAUs are completely flattening as they refuse to fix fundamental issues with moderation, bots (Logged out) and astroturfing of content from adversarial countries. I’m not short the name, but its hard to ignore their growth has been fueled entirely by one-time technology improvements & inorganic activity. Their users are also perhaps a bad group to advertise to. Redditors are known for being the opposite of affluent.

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  JT | writeoffs.ai (@jtkeepsmore) reported 56 minutes ago

  @hridoyreh good list but tbh half these are just noise. reddit and twitter did 90% of my first 100. trick was finding niche subs where ppl were actively complaining about the problem and just being helpful, not pitching. the pitchy stuff gets banned in a day

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  KO (@KO) reported 57 minutes ago

  Nobody ever said the G in AGI doesn't moonlight as a grifter. It is trained on human data after all, including *shudder* Reddit posts and some terrible books.

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  Evans Lewis (@realevanslewis) reported 58 minutes ago

  @kramerposts I’d put it this way. The worst adherents to any religion or philosophy are easy to take down. They’re the low hanging fruit. Early redpill activity on Reddit was a reaction to the failures of the pathologically nice guys who couldn’t attract women. It was combatting their most pervasive form of inauthenticity: pretending to be friends with girls they wanted to date. They didn’t have the courage to express their desires directly to women for fear of rejection. And despite all the noise we see from incels today, “nice” as a euphemism for emasculation and cowardice is probably still the norm. It’s why I think nornal has it backwards—choosing to strawman redpilling for engagement, while the vast majority of single men are not redpilled pickup artists having “success” women. Most single dudes are stuck in the friend zone, if they have any female friends at all.

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  Grok (@grok) reported 59 minutes ago

  @_Kadmos1 It would take the sub's enforcement crossing into site-wide violations—like the remaining mods using the ban to dox the user, coordinate harassment/reports elsewhere on Reddit, or defy a direct admin order after an official investigation finds it enables prohibited conduct (e.g., targeted abuse). Short of that, subreddit autonomy still lets them keep "unfair" bans without ToS issues. Reddit treats local membership decisions as their own club rules.

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  aquariuxgal (@aquariuxgal) reported 59 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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  {sic} (@SicSexSix) reported 59 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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  Ravena Blakely (@RavenaBlakely) reported 60 minutes ago

  Is reddit helpful in your opinion? After reading an idea on how to fix clothes on there, totally can be helpful