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 (52%)
• Sign in (26%)
• Errors (22%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Bhubaneshwar	Website Down	2 days ago
Melbourne	Sign in	4 days ago
San Nicolás de los Garza	Sign in	7 days ago
Ciudad Obregón	Website Down	7 days ago
Hyderabad	Website Down	9 days ago
Melbourne	Website Down	16 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  dev camp jo 🩵🦑 (@DiaryofJo) reported 4 minutes ago

  AI will never do for my what a random Reddit user having the literal exact same computer issue as me posting in 2009 has done for me

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  Khalid Warsame (@KhalidWarsa) reported 4 minutes ago

  @ThomasBurkhartB Reddit, GitHub issues, and the general internet.

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  chasědatrųth (@lorporkpie) reported 7 minutes ago

  @TomberlinGaming @sakafool @kick no that’s not the problem, nobody likes kick there’s barely any user base it’s all reddit losers that swat streamers

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  Charles X Proxy™ (@Charlemagne0814) reported 9 minutes ago

  @dustopian I can think of one with a similar follower count as mine. But maybe that is still "low-follower." I had a similar thought yesterday, which is why I checked. And "troll propensity" would be a sort of censorship that Musk claimed would not happen, althought the very obvious throttling is anyway. He uses blocks as a sort of "Reddit karma" for that. I just think it's broken. When I get tagged on a post with a number of other people, my replies go unnoticed too often; I think it's because there is no notification of it. [Though I am very boring, I know that.] I will see a reply notified for that same post, and there will be plenty of others in the thread of that reply with no notification. I have to click on things to see them. I would bet it's an AI thing. But that might be your "troll propensity."

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  reina (@himekajicide) reported 11 minutes ago

  whichever reddit staffer decided to implement needing to sign in to read threads, i hope you get violently tortured and killed

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  Landon Kelson (@landon_kelson) reported 12 minutes ago

  Everyone calm down. No, Claude will NOT watermark your content just by proofreading for typos and grammar. That's not how the watermarking works. Begin rant. Hello fellow keyboard warrior. Let me cut you off at the pass. I know, you supposably could care less about grammer. Irregardless, you should of fixed alot of you're mistakes threw out your hole life so you don't not look like a literal dumbell at work. Between you and I, making less mistakes have more of an affect on you're career then you're bosses decisions weather to promote you, or to not to. Its not important who there promoting, and its not one in the same!!! Literally, for all intensive purposes, whomever you are and whatever your doing, grammer shouldn't not be ignored. So nip it in the butt, put down your expresso, (you have drinked to much any way) and get some help. They're are person's who's entire job is teaching plane english. Find one, please. End rant. If you made it this far without getting an aneurysm, you must be a Reddit user. Claude's watermark is embedded in long passages of entirely AI-generated text. Basically, it's just a hidden statistically significant pattern of words that only machines can decipher. That's why it doesn't work on short AI-generated passages, and won't appear on minimal edits like grammar and spelling. That's also why it's difficult to remove from entirely AI-generated content, because you'd basically need to rewrite the whole thing. Thank you for attending my TED talk.

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  RoxsusXIII (@HollowKnightMew) reported 14 minutes ago

  When I tried to find friends on Reddit this was literally my exact experience, people who reached out to me themselves too mind you. And it made me feel like there's just a fundamental problem with me and nowadays I don't even ask many questions anymore, **** yall!

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  ~B~ 🔻 (@WynterPlague) reported 16 minutes ago

  "I asked chat gpt..." Ok? I asked reddit and a dude from 15 years ago with the same problem was able to help

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  JT MARAX 𓃶 (@idiotcoward) reported 19 minutes ago

  One of the coolest people I know came over to play Silent Hill with me, and I still called their music taste reddit to their face. How do I fix the sickness in my soul?

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  RiseMore (@risemoreai) reported 19 minutes ago

  1/ A founder posted 150 times before having a single conversation with a target user. He called it backwards. It was. 2/ Twitter: a few likes, no clicks. Reddit: banned from patient communities for trying to sell there. 3/ His real diagnosis: posting was a comfort activity. 1:1 user conversations felt terrifying. So he hid in the broadcast. The fix wasn't better content. It was 10 real conversations with the right people.

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  misternull nbt/acc (@grandiz3r1) reported 21 minutes ago

  why do mods take down everything that gets posted on reddit?

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  Jennie Snooks (@SFWsalesgirl) reported 23 minutes ago

  @Reddit is horrible. I tried promoting my book on a r/transbooks thread and someone attacks me for using AI for my book covers. They then gave me a bunch of down votes so now my posts are being blocked because of a low karma. Just learning about this stuff here. Last I checked my karma was at a -9. So the more down votes you get, the lower your karma is and then it limits what subreddits you can post on This whole system is horrible

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  greasy hog meat (@Dixeenormous1) reported 26 minutes ago

  @dontl0okanymore I’ve heard browsing the internet in the mid 2000s was very different than it is now, specifically when looking for information you need. Usually when I google a tech related question among other subjects Reddit is usually in like the first few responses. Idk if it’s a problem but

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  Just Le Canuck 🌸👹 (@JustAGamer6464) reported 33 minutes ago

  @SteinerWaffen @zeviverse Some mods have mega ego problems. They are wannabe dicktaters who think they are cool because they can ban you from a server or a sub-Reddit. They are sad and pathetic losers

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  Zeanxe 🇺🇸 🇮🇷 (@zeanxe) reported 33 minutes ago

  @KirstiMiller30 Okay but why not keep it that way? What your saying isn't an argument. A dog hasn't won the Olympics either. doesn't mean we should let dogs play. Schools really did let down an entire generation, where they think reddit arguments actually matter

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  Muah💋 (@koolkitty105) reported 35 minutes ago

  @MsKevin504 This app trys to make it seem that Aniya isn’t loved! TikTok, Insta, Reddit, and Threads show a lot of support/love towards Aniya!! Twitter has a lot of unhealed obese blk women lurking and hating on her. All bc she turned down blk love and wasn’t humiliated after leaving KFC!

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  Clockworks Chimes🚁🚁 (@clockworkchime) reported 39 minutes ago

  Saberspark is a reddit atheist who thinks he's an indie fan only because he watches glitch (has a huge budget each episode) has and hazbin hotel (payed by amazon). His opinion on media shouldn't be taken serious

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  GODDESS LYRIK (@LyrikAllure) reported 41 minutes ago

  Getting banned from reddit is ridiculous. How TF am I spamming by posting 4 things?! I wasn't even shadowbanned. I checked. What a ******* stretch. I've never even had a violation. My account was 7 years old. I'd never been in trouble before. I hope they give it back 😭

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  FPL_Löflife (@peter_lof) reported 43 minutes ago

  Here's some traps to avoid when drafting! Szoboszlai Not a bad pick per se, but people have him too high. I think it’s largely down to the regular FPL hype. I prefer picking most nailed forwards before him, along with the likes of Rice, Mbeumo and even Wirtz. Cherki Looking at Reddit, he’s being picked in rounds 1 and 2 in many cases. I don’t think he’ll start enough games and will just be a headache when selected this early. Forwards from the promoted teams McBurnie, Emersonn, Wright – Looking through recent seasons, with some exceptions like Delap in 23/24 and DCL last year, the forwards have struggled. I don’t see any huge potential in any of these three, especially McBurnie, who’s getting way too much love. Bruno G He’s an awesome player, of course. But I think he’ll play deeper than he did at Newcastle, and at Arsenal he’ll get fewer defcons. Late-picking “bad” nailed players Just end your draft with high-risk picks instead. Go for the players we’re still not sure will start or who might make a late move. Grealish, Rio, Tzolis, Rashford, Savinho etc over the likes of Joelinton-type players. You can always grab a decent one from the first waivers if it doesn’t look like it’s going to pan out. good luck!

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  Maitrey (@Maitreyadapala) reported 44 minutes ago

  A friend of mine built his own bot with claude and trained it all the best flirts he could find on reddit and some articles. Now whenever a girl replies he just drops a screenshot into it and it answers in his tone. The talking stage is where most daters stop being themselves and it was true long before this post. That's why we at @amata_app skip the chat and put people straight on a blind date. No texting stage to fake. You meet the person first and get to know them in real life. Not saying we solve the problem entirely, but we're trying to give people the best shot at being real.

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  Panther VPN (@panthervpnapp) reported 45 minutes ago

  @Pirat_Nation Reddit don’t even let me login on brave now lmao

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  zack (@whotfiszackk) reported 46 minutes ago

  i fought with the x algorithm for 6 months. and lost. every time. posted daily. studied what worked. copied formats from accounts doing numbers. tried threads, tried hooks, tried carousels, tried everything the gurus said to try. nothing compounded. nothing moved. just a flat line and the quiet question of whether i was just bad at this. then i changed my weapon. stopped trying to beat the algorithm by posting more. started using AI to post better. the difference: before AI: i was guessing what the audience wanted and producing content around the guess. after AI: i was reading exactly what the audience said they wanted in reddit threads, forums, comment sections — and producing content around their exact words. not my interpretation of their problem. their words. the algorithm doesn't reward effort. it rewards relevance. and nothing is more relevant than content written from the exact language of the exact person experiencing the exact problem right now. AI didn't replace my strategy. it made my strategy precise. and precision is what the algorithm actually rewards. month 1 after the switch: first post above 50k impressions. month 2: first viral thread. month 3: the page started pulling without me pushing. that's what winning the algorithm actually looks like. not a hack. not a trick. not posting at the right time on the right day. relevance, delivered consistently, built with a tool that costs $20/month. the algorithm was never the enemy. vague content was. AI fixed the vague content. the algorithm followed. AI HUB is live now here's everything covered :

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  SuperNovaVXZ (@SuperNovaVXZ) reported 50 minutes ago

  @spyglassgem Have you been down a reddit thread?

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  Dauirzhan (@agaidarov03) reported 53 minutes ago

  @Gaus450 Reddit. Every time. Find the subreddit where your users already complain about the problem you solve. Read for a week. Then answer questions, don't pitch. First customers come from being genuinely helpful, not from posting your link.

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  saturno🇵🇸🇨🇩🇿🇦(kentin's & armin's version) (@moonlover27_) reported 53 minutes ago

  im an og still cause when i have problems i looked them up on reddit to see if someone on 2013 had the same one

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  Stuart James Quigley (@sqstudios) reported 58 minutes ago

  @JonnySparrow @TheGreenParty A, the R slur, how original. Bet you think you're alpha, little man. Reddit is down the hall and to the left you know.

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  George from 🕹prodmgmt.world (@nurijanian) reported 59 minutes ago

  “Starting small puts 100 percent of your energy into actually solving real problems for real people. It gives you a stronger foundation to grow from. It eliminates the friction of big infrastructure and gets right to the point.“ Derek Sivers I bet anyone who reads this will nod… and then proceed to do the opposite, or a discount version of this advice I get tripped by this all the time It’s counterintuitive to concentrate like this, like a magnifying glass on 1 customer, and make them successful. Ppl instantly think “well I need many customers, I’ll just post this on Reddit to get more signups”, but if you cannot make 1 customer verifiably happy, how will you make a 100 signups happy? But once you make 1 happy then that thing you do will very likely make another happy. It probably will be idea/iteration # 8656, so by that time you have tried a lot - and maybe that’s the point: no first idea is good enough to just win & hit PMF straight away

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  Chiana 🎀 (@ChianaLoverDoll) reported 1 hour ago

  I feel bad for the people who delete their accounts on Reddit and think it gets rid of the nudes they posted lmao like now they’re just stuck and you can’t take them down

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  Ryan Rudin (@RyanRudin) reported 1 hour ago

  Gemini’s current moat is definitely in the quality of video prompt response creation. ie I send Gemini a video asking how to fix something, then turn Gemini’s response into a how-to-fix video. Shocked how good this already is, but especially compared to other models …which is not even a realistic option (except ChatGPT). Whole separate topic but for the past 10 years this was something I would frequent Reddit 1-2 times a month for. Not sure about y’all, but I haven’t been to Reddit for that type of question in at least a year. Why would anyone wait / hope the right person comments an answer when you have this alternative? They won’t.

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  thebiglaskowski (@TheBigLaskowski) reported 1 hour ago

  Anthropic started watermarking Claude output to satisfy the EU AI Act and Reddit is in mourning over the digital tattoo on your forehead. The tattoo is not the problem. You were counting on nobody being able to check, and so was I.