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Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Reddit users through our website.

• Website Down (54%)
• Errors (24%)
• Sign in (22%)

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Bengaluru	Sign in	2 days ago
Paris	Errors	2 days ago
Gustavo Adolfo Madero	Website Down	5 days ago
Nagpur	Errors	7 days ago
Chhindwāra	Website Down	8 days ago
Douai	Sign in	16 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

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  Advait (@Advait29) reported 3 minutes ago

  4/4 There's also an unhealthy level of overconfidence. Many think they're exceptionally informed or intelligent after watching a few reels, or reddit posts. Half this generation is too lazy to even fix their own lifestyle, but will do revolution chodbhangda online.

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  Diego E. Santana (@diegoist_) reported 13 minutes ago

  A $AVGO Broadcom account director for the government and education segment sent an email last week offering "aggressive, rock-bottom pricing" to bring former VMware customers back. It landed in the inbox of a sysadmin who had already finished migrating off. He posted it to Reddit (r/sysadmin), where it collected two thousand upvotes and five hundred comments, almost none of them charitable. Read that email as a disclosure and it tells you something the earnings calls have not. The Register reported the plan back in May 2022, before the deal even closed. Concentrate R&D on roughly the top 600 accounts, the ones in regulated industries with enough IT complexity that switching suppliers is impractical. Let the long tail go. Cut sales and marketing spend from the high twenties as a percentage of revenue down to around seven, which is what Broadcom had already done to CA Technologies and to Symantec's enterprise business. Target $8.5 billion of EBITDA from VMware within three years of closing. They executed it almost exactly. Perpetual licenses were retired. Renewals went from six figures to seven. Cease-and-desist letters went out in 2025 to customers running software they had stopped subscribing to. The VCSP Advantage partner program ended on January 26, 2026, cutting more than four hundred cloud service providers out of the ability to sell or even renew for their own existing customers. The EU opened an investigation into the pricing rules. The part the model got wrong was the definition of "impractical to switch." T-Mobile is in a New York court right now arguing that Broadcom owed continued support on perpetual licenses it bought in 2023. T-Mobile runs VMware across roughly 303,140 CPU cores and more than a thousand applications. That is exactly the profile the strategy assumed would stay and pay. It won an injunction covering support through August 3, 2026 for $5.28 million, and the reason it gave the court for wanting the time was to finish leaving at a more deliberate pace. That is what the win-back email is actually reporting. A vendor does not offer rock-bottom re-entry pricing to people who already left unless attrition badly overshot the model. And the people who left are not coming back, because a discount cannot restore trust, and migrating a hypervisor twice is a career-ending line item. Which leaves an implication for anyone still on VMware today. The remaining installed base has more negotiating room this quarter than at any point in the last three years, and almost none of them have tested it. If your renewal falls inside the next twelve months, put price protection on the table with a stated cap across the full term, in writing, and read the assignment and change-of-control language in the same sitting. Bring a migration plan you have actually costed to that conversation, with hardware, hours and a date on it. You will learn very quickly which side of the model you are on. Two and a half years of squeezing bought Broadcom an enormous amount of revenue and one permanent liability. The customers who left found out they could.

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  CoolhandFluke (@thundacheeks06) reported 14 minutes ago

  @StevenErtelt First mistake was clear. Being on reddit. It most likely played a huge role leading her down this path in the first place. Sadly she hasnt realized this and continues to post in despair. She will find no sympathy only more destruction. If she doesnt realize this unfortunately it will probably lead to her ending her life.

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  WesForest1803🌲 (@WForest1803) reported 15 minutes ago

  @bronzeagemantis @Feminist_Frau_ It's some weird Millennial mixture of "Boaty McBoatface" mixed with the "Down's prom king" thing. That creature has a horrible deformity and deserves to life its short life in peace. I believe cosmically that Reddit vibes are going into him right now and slowly killing him.

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  Mikhail Rogov (@i_mika_el) reported 17 minutes ago

  @Sanika__27 I would test it. Reddit is brutal when the post reads like an ad, so lead with the problem, not the product.

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  Rayza Slyce (@Rayza_Slyce) reported 17 minutes ago

  @tpw_ai @frostybaby13 @sama For what I use it for, it has got significantly better at solving the problems I pose. Maybe you could tell me what secrets are hidden in those super servers so I don't end up finding myself on Reddit or something?

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  Alex (@Alex_RP_1) reported 21 minutes ago

  @williamjames @TheLaurenChen Your passive aggressive bs might work on Reddit but nobody cares about it here. I’ll be very direct, brain altering drugs taken regularly for long periods of time are terrible for you. I’m trying to do you a favor the pill pushing doctors won’t. Go find a purpose in life and you might not be filled with such anxiety that you need to quell it with drugs.

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  Daniel's trades 👽 (@danielfx2255) reported 22 minutes ago

  What changed this time was the venue and the pile-on. Gizmodo characterized Musk as melting down over “perfectly normal questions” about his worldview, calling his answers frequently incoherent. On Reddit , one widely upvoted thread set off a round of debate ranging from Musk

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  Evil James Vowles (@icaruslemaitre) reported 23 minutes ago

  @anakmartiallaw yeah because people on Twitter have a character limit and the user interface does not encourage interacting with or writing longer threads. they can only direct you to longer, more complete resources. if you're placing the same standards on twt as on reddit, that's a you problem

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  elaineshan (@elaineshan8) reported 25 minutes ago

  One of our top clients recently told me: “When everyone can see the same winning product, that product is already dead.” I know many sellers are wondering: where can we actually find products worth testing? Especially now, when most online advice sounds exactly the same. So, I asked one of our long-term successful sellers this question, and his answer was very different: 1. Look at what customers are complaining about When he searches Reddit or Facebook for new product ideas, he doesn’t look for “what products are going viral.” Instead, he looks for what customers are asking for or what problems they want to solve. When there is real demand, the product direction becomes much clearer. 2. Look for improvement opportunities in existing markets When he finds a product that is already selling well, he doesn’t simply copy it. Instead, he asks suppliers to help find better versions or improvements. 3. Look for opportunities from the supply chain This is something many sellers overlook. In fact, factories often see trends 3–6 months earlier than the market. When a product becomes popular, factories may already be developing new versions, better designs, or different variations.

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  GuinnessStache (@guinnessstache) reported 27 minutes ago

  @TheGamingRevo3 The issue is for whatever reason the back end infrastructure for call of duty is absolutely garbage and it seems to be getting worse. As it is the amount of desync that goes on is insane lately. It's all over Reddit too so it's not just one offs. People are literally running behind a wall and dying 2 seconds later because the desync is so bad. Especially since season 5. On my screen I'll raise my gun and get a few shots off before the guy in front of me even shoots yet he kills me. Then I watch the replay and he's shooting me before my gun is even raised in the air. I've even plugged my PC in instead of using Wi-Fi and I still have this issue even with a constant low 20-30ms latency. So if you make this game any faster it's just going to get worse until they can fix whatever this garbage back end infrastructure they have.

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  Робін Ф (@RyabinVylshanka) reported 30 minutes ago

  @ray_ban how come the adhesive that holds wayfarer nose pad on the @meta gen2s melts at 90° walked outside and the nose pad fell off and it's full of oily adhesive liquid now. Reddit is full of people with the same exact problem, how will you fix this, not okay for $700 glasses.

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  DAFTCOUNTRY (@HideInTheSun) reported 30 minutes ago

  @KrazyJoe @magills_ Reddit is down the street

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  LinWen (@creativault_ai) reported 31 minutes ago

  Free tools just launched. Zero ad budget. Honestly not sure this will work. Three channels I'm testing: 1. SEO with "Free [Tool] | No Login" titles 2. listing (not launching) on ProductHunt and tool directories 3. Reddit posts that ask for feedback instead of clicks. But I've never cold-started a tool this way. What actually pulled your first 100 users? What channel would you skip?

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  Shalommm🌸 (@shaquille__t) reported 34 minutes ago

  Not me going down multiple Reddit rabbit holes after watching The Prestige. Theories upon theories upon theories, wow, Nolan, what are you

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  Ayaz Hamza Altay (@ayazhamzaaltay) reported 39 minutes ago

  We promised every new hire a boyfriend or girlfriend. Reddit lost its mind. Apparently this created more discussion on Reddit than expected. Yes. Milyonus INC actually promises you a partner. Most companies offer equity. We offer chemistry. High team dynamic is non-negotiable. Lonely people build slow. Connected people move fast. We closed the last hiring round in one night. Two more seats open in two weeks. If this bothers you, you are not the target. If this makes sense to you, apply.

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  soph (@hatehowihad2) reported 39 minutes ago

  i don’t think i’ve posted a single thing on reddit that hasn’t been taken down. even well-meaning advice

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  Andrew Robinson (@arobinson1984) reported 40 minutes ago

  @ZackPolanski There's far too many people who quite enjoyed being furloughed through the pandemic and have decided they didn't want to go back to work when it ended. When there's posts on Reddit and tiktok about what to say to be accepted for PIP then you know there's a problem.

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  Mel ⭐️ Breaker Box Connoisseur (@am_a_loaf) reported 42 minutes ago

  please excuse the 5 seconds of rick and morty posting unfortunately I like the terrible reddit show

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  Aditya (@askadityapandey) reported 43 minutes ago

  your next product idea is probably hiding in a reddit complaint. webcmd turns recent discussions into structured data your ai agent can analyze for recurring problems, failed workarounds, and unmet demand. instead of guessing what users want, build from what they keep asking for.

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  fai 🦋 (@faiell) reported 44 minutes ago

  i advertised it in the big heated rivalry fanfiction discord server, but it got passed over pretty quickly… maybe it’s too big honestly. people are mostly there to lurk. that makes me miss forums lol. i considered posting to the hr fanfic reddit but wasn’t sure of the etiquette

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  British and Irish Decolonial Movement (@BIDecomo) reported 46 minutes ago

  @jewndahalfmen @jakonian Reddit was full of posts with 'I like the Greens but just wish they would be vaguely sensible about -insert x issue-'. I know a guy who works with them who was delighted their policy motion on banning pets was blocked.

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  Tyson 4D (@TysonFourDee) reported 46 minutes ago

  The only 3 things that actually matter when applying for a creative strategy role with no experience. 1. Quality Go deeper than they asked for. They want a brief? You give them a brief built on actual persona research with screenshots of the hyper-specific language real customers are using. Not "women aged 35-50 who care about skincare." The exact words from the Reddit thread where someone described their skin problem at 11pm in a way that no marketing team ever would. That depth signals something experience can't fake. It signals that you actually give a damn. 2. Quantity They asked for one concept. Give them two that are completely different from each other. Not two variations of the same angle. Two genuinely different creative directions that show range. Now they're not just impressed by one idea. They're wondering what else you have. 3. Speed They want it Wednesday. Send it Monday. Turn things around faster than expected. People are afraid of "coming off as too desperate". Instead, show that working with you feels easy. Half the battle in hiring is finding someone who doesn't make everything harder than it needs to be. Bonus: Send a Loom whether they asked for one or not. Walk them through your thinking, why you chose the angles you chose and what you noticed about their brand that informed your decisions. Then follow up throughout the process. It shows you actually want the role instead of just applying to everything and waiting to see what sticks. No experience required. Just these four things done better than everyone else in the pile.

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  james (@firstfruitsapp) reported 48 minutes ago

  Meta ads formats that often convert: X Reasons Why IG Story Us vs Them Venn Diagram Don’t Buy This iPhone Notes Text Message Whiteboard Low Stock Alert We’re Sorry Customer Testimonial New vs Old Breaking News Transformation Reddit Style Case of Emergency Google Search Problem vs Solution Side Effect Bundle Offer Stat Headline Doodle Hack 101 Email Screenshot Don’t Be Idiot Meme Trustpilot Reviews Text on Skin Native Podcast Tier List Zero Stars Greenscreen X Signs Myth vs Fact Crossed Out Problems You Can Avoid Us vs Us Warning

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  ashla ♡'s abbacchio ! (@cubigida) reported 51 minutes ago

  i love reddit sometimes like yay fixing my problems

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  Tina Marie (@LadyTi88) reported 52 minutes ago

  @901Lulu I did more of a deep dive & Mandy (Amanda, the mom) had a Reddit account & had posted infidelity issues she'd had w/her husband, as well as him getting fired from multiple positions. Sounds like he was unstable & she was trying to work things out w/him. But why kill the children?

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  Vṛddhaśravāḥ 卐 वृद्धश्रवाः (@Rishab1626791) reported 55 minutes ago

  Requesting @Cyberdost to monitor the discords, All the Meta Platforms, some YouTube channels, Telegram & Reddit. Their whole thing is on SM and they're very likely to approach the celebrities & Insta influencers to post paid emotional Stories on this issue & create a trend on SM

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  Durga (@CannonLegDurga) reported 56 minutes ago

  @goodcucucu Down with you reddit mod

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  Toto (@toto) reported 56 minutes ago

  582K+ views → 3 conversions. ONLY 3 CONVERSIONS!! I already know reach doesn’t automatically translate into users. What I don’t know yet is where the friction is happening. Are people seeing the Reddit post but not clicking? Are they visiting the site but not understanding the value? Are they interested, but not interested enough to join? Right now, I don’t have enough data to answer that. And that exposed the next thing I need to fix: My analytics.

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  Goddess Jayda 🎀 BDAY 8/18 !!🎁💋 (@goddesssjj2) reported 57 minutes ago

  I wish I knew how to use Reddit I would eat down over there