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Problems in the last 24 hours

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Most Reported Problems

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

• Website Down (55%)
• Errors (24%)
• Sign in (22%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Bengaluru	Sign in	20 hours ago
Paris	Errors	1 day ago
Gustavo Adolfo Madero	Website Down	4 days ago
Nagpur	Errors	6 days ago
Chhindwāra	Website Down	7 days ago
Douai	Sign in	15 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

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  ur mom 🐀 (@ciao_fiv) reported 6 minutes ago

  @LiamTriforce i saw comments on reddit saying the series is dead and they wish avatar studios would shut down over this 🙃

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  KEL$ 🇦🇷(🇨🇴🇺🇸🕊️) (@KELZSELLZ) reported 7 minutes ago

  introverts and cat owners are turning into reddit atheists and it's a problem we need to address

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  GuinnessStache (@guinnessstache) reported 9 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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  Sadie 🦦 (@SadeeeFoool) reported 11 minutes ago

  This is honestly a way bigger issue today than I think people realize. I read about it a looooot on Reddit. On multiple subreddits too.

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  Tim (@buildwtim) reported 17 minutes ago

  I launched my first SaaS (DoCV) exactly one year ago. The Product Hunt launch wasn’t promising: just 3 votes. I had no audience, no community, no beta users and no waitlist. All I had were a few Reddit posts. A year later, it has passed $2.7k MRR - slow and steady Not a single user came from X. I didn’t even start using X until six months after launching. It’s been a rough year keeping it alive. Every user came through content, outreach and countless 1:1 conversations and now all from my own subreddit. The lesson? Be active where your users already live... not where the hype tells you to be.

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  Starlight⭐ Twilight (@starlightTwi) reported 18 minutes ago

  @julyorr_ @moeshikage Same! When the episode came out, there was a time where you would get down voted on reddit if you even imply that Loid’s father was abusive. I was SHOCKED that ppl thought it was just tough love.

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  Chai (STILL TIREDD) (@_tisnotcha) reported 18 minutes ago

  I said that I only post vents in Reddit,because I wanted to,but almost nobody interacts with them,my problems and feelings,so I decided to vent this one here,go read the comments

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  I eat kragles (#1 COUNT DUBLEO VII + M1 007N7 FAN) (@lordbuzinezz) reported 19 minutes ago

  @SuTartsNewLife I found the models from reddit and like I've had no issues or seen others in the forsaken fandom have issues but just in case cause u never know!!!

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  j4nerikk (@j4nerik1) reported 25 minutes ago

  @RPlushTimeline Deltarune reddit is notoriously terrible about still treating Kralsei as icky yucky ****** like omg bruh

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  Marc Josepi News (@markjos05095724) reported 28 minutes ago

  @janninereid1 GROK Who is “TPSI Polls”? TPSI has no established track record, no major pollster ratings (e.g., from FiveThirtyEight/Silver Bulletin, classified it as an amateur firm and excluded its polls from averages), and is not a member of groups like AAPOR. Critics (on Reddit, Talk Elections forums—where its polls have been banned—news sites, and X) frequently call its surveys unreliable or “junk,” citing very small samples (sometimes ~150 respondents with large margins of error), unusual or implausible weighting/

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  AWACS Sky Keeper (@HQuarterma43504) reported 29 minutes ago

  @Ichanpyaari Reddit is down the hall and to the left. Delete your account, grifter.

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  Drew P. Sack (Skeptical/Suspicious) (@LocumRex) reported 29 minutes ago

  @WallStreetApes Yep. The Enshitification of Starbucks has been going on for years. Frankly, even before Covid. But Covid really seemed to ramp it up into overdrive. They got woke, they started removing things from their menus, started having problems with homeless people living in the bathrooms, and all kinds of ancillary bullshit. All while, raising the prices and changing out their ingredients for lower quality and cheaper ingredients. If you look on Reddit, you can go back two years to someone talking about Enshitification. And in that thread, someone is answering saying it’s been going on for years. So, that’s a solid for five years that people have finally recognized how bad it’s gotten. I haven’t been there in years and I have a Starbucks app with something like 75 bucks on it. And on that note, I make a coffee from ALDI that is some of the best coffee I’ve ever had. So yeah no $7.50 Cent coffee for me.

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  UFOHeatSeeker (@UFOExposer) reported 29 minutes ago

  @UFOTruth Reddit, ai. Turn your gullible level down

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  Briskitty (@BriskittyThe3rd) reported 30 minutes ago

  @BaelionAlucrest @thesoypill Rejecting your bullshit is not “reddit”, you just use labeling things as “cringe” to shut down any critical thought lmao

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  Aravind (@aravind) reported 32 minutes ago

  This news never made it in India. India's ISRO developed (partly) and launched NASA-ISRO NISAR satellite found something very interesting in Antarctica 6 days ago. I'm not getting into the details of what was discovered. The point of this post is something more important: @isro has 8M followers. It's account is dormant since July 18th. Isn't this a huge waste of information space? > If we are so poor in our own narrative, > If even orgs like ISRO can't run an active social media (which many youngsters will do for free if given an internship), > If GoI isn't pushing India's achievements to reach the Gen-Z continuously, > If Indian media only cover the issues in India, not elsewhere, and not the good stuff happening, Then this information and communication gap is captured by adversaries and hostile actors, using our issues like they don't happen elsewhere, to program our own young against the govt, our institutions like ISRO, and our entire country. Because these young people do not have a past barometer to judge events. They have never seen or experienced India's past. They do not have much understanding of the world. They simply believe India is the worst place if told like that pointing to issues that happen, easily believe everything bad only happens in India, and whatever bad happens is only because of the Govt. This is why they are being used for regime change by the DS world over nowadays easily manipulating them using Meta platforms, Reddit, and Telegram. And a country like India is letting them get used by creating an information and communication vacuum which can be filled by adversaries. What I am saying is whatever communication from top levels, information on reforms, and narrative about a minister's achievements that came now, after things got bad, could have come before and on a continuous basis.

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  Sovon (শোভন ) (@me_sovon) reported 33 minutes ago

  @mujifren So when Pappu said India is a dead economy, a chomu in reddit was doing mandi rona that he is now 20 and he is scared to continue living in India. I just said leave India as your leader already said it's a dead economy. Bro 😭 down vote ki line lag gayi within minutes

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  ecomchigga (@ecomchigga) reported 37 minutes ago

  most people who want to sell digital products pick a niche by asking "what am i passionate about." that question has destroyed more info product businesses than any competitor ever could. passion doesn't pay. demand pays. and demand leaves a trail you can follow in 11 minutes if you know where to look. i've launched 9 products across gumroad and whop. $127,000 combined. not one of them started from passion. every single one started from the same place: a reddit thread where strangers were describing a specific frustration that nobody had packaged a clean solution for. the process is mechanical. open reddit. pick any subreddit tied to a skill or profession. sort by top of all time. search the phrases "struggling with," "can't figure out," and "does anyone know how to." read until the same frustrated question appears 5+ times from different people in different words. 200+ upvotes on each version. comment sections full of people saying "same" and "following" because the answer doesn't exist in product form yet. that repetition is the niche. not the subreddit. not the industry. the specific complaint that keeps surfacing with no product attached to it. then check gumroad and whop. if products exist and have reviews, that's a green light. competition is confirmed demand. people are already spending money. find the angle none of the existing products cover well. that gap is the business. if nothing exists, the lane is wide open. verified demand. zero supply. the shelf is empty and 500 strangers already told you exactly what to put on it. the $41,200 product i sell right now came from a thread with 743 upvotes. someone ranting about a problem i didn't even know existed before that night. built the solution in one sitting. same file still selling daily 6 months later without me touching it once. the $23,400 product came from a different thread. 519 upvotes. different subreddit. different niche. same exact process. found the complaint. checked the shelf. built the simplest version of the solution in a weekend. every time the process is identical. the niches change. the system doesn't. the biggest mistake in niche selection is thinking you need to be an expert. you don't. you need to be a better assembler than what currently exists. every answer already lives for free across scattered reddit threads and youtube videos. the buyer isn't paying for the information. they're paying for the assembly. you collected it, organized it, removed the 94% that doesn't matter, and handed them the clean version in 11 pages. the second biggest mistake is picking a niche that sounds impressive. "how to build wealth" competes with 50,000 accounts. "how to get your first digital product sale with zero audience" competes with almost nobody and the person searching for it has their card ready because the problem is specific enough that finding any solution feels like relief. specific boring niches with desperate buyers beat broad exciting niches with casual browsers every single time. the more embarrassing the niche sounds when you say it out loud, the fewer creators showed up, the less competition exists, and the faster the first sale comes. i wrote out the complete niche picking system. the subreddits that surface demand. the exact search phrases. how to validate in 11 minutes. how to find the gap on gumroad. the pricing framework. how to know whether a niche has $400/month in it or $4,000 before you build anything. free. RT + comment NICHE and i'll send it (must be following)

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  ThrowawayGirl8674 (@girl8674) reported 37 minutes ago

  @Whisper35218370 @LondinoStephen I believed in DessKnight for 8 months, I used to be a big proponent of it on my Reddit account (PeliPal), I might have even helped craft some of the arguments that get used for it. And I used to feel just as ardent as you. The problem I've found, that made me switch...

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  Asher Croft (@asher_croft) reported 38 minutes ago

  @DevFiziks @theoldworldshow Oh no. We know. Now, be so kind as to sit down and think on why that might be, Mr. Graduated from Reddit.

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  Remy Marie (@RemyConfesses) reported 39 minutes ago

  @rBillSimmonsPod This really may be the best take on all do Reddit for any topic. How ******* terrible was will ferrell at the Netflix all star game

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  SHOWGun | Neo Black Panther (@CowboyCrashout) reported 43 minutes ago

  @doug_DaKing Reddit really be the first place I check for solutions on real world problems lol.

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  Babatunde E. Daramola (@RiteChoice23) reported 44 minutes ago

  Within minutes, 85 percent of Fastly's global network started returning errors. Amazon, Reddit, the New York Times, the UK government's own website, all down at once, not because of an attack, but because of how tightly coupled the edge network was.

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  Florida Breeze 🍊 (@Fl941_SRQ) reported 44 minutes ago

  @RichVaccaro It’s a Reddit thread they should burn the servers down

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  jayyyy223 (@jauasia) reported 47 minutes ago

  @MattWalls99 @antonyslumbers Somebody mentioned Southwark being ‘lovely’ after I posted peoples opinions from a Reddit thread. So I posted solid statistical data.. “Southwark among worst boroughs for firearm possession” It’s hard to compare crime stats with USA anyway as they have completely different laws. My point is: Some parts of London (not all!) are unsafe at night. I wouldn’t want female members of my family walking through then at night. And yes I know there are areas like this in USA. If you disagree- no problem, we all have different experiences and levels of what we feel ‘safe’ is

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  AWACS Sky Keeper (@HQuarterma43504) reported 50 minutes ago

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

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  wait who am i//bagel 🏴‍☠️✝️🏴‍☠️ (@bagelthebasil) reported 53 minutes ago

  @Skyswimma_NG hi I’m the thomas from down the street who still laughs at tf2 reddit memes this is misinformation I would never go to dennys

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  SilverBoarMedia (@AbcAbc347433) reported 53 minutes ago

  @NilesSankey Way to confirm our prejudices lol, it was crazy to me finding out that Todd Howard was paying attention to reddit of all places. We all knew that the game dev bubble problem was bad but now we know how bad. On the flip side though, it makes it even easier to ignore them.

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  Mat Pawluczuk (@MatPawluczuk) reported 56 minutes ago

  @QuestWithMatt Just some ignorant Reddit user.. I mean store discoverability is terrible, so I guess it's not all on them but still.

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  Alex Vacca (@itsalexvacca) reported 58 minutes ago

  Everything that used to be apps was a distribution bet with a UI on top. The bet stopped paying. Because in 2026, every distribution channel is rented. App stores take their cut Social feeds decide who gets seen Ad auctions reprice whenever they feel like it So the question now is what you're willing to own end to end. 1/ Build something too tangled to be rebuilt from a screenshot. Real data, enough moving parts, a workflow someone depends on. Clay went $1M to $100M ARR in about two years by letting teams act on signals nobody else was tracking. That's not a UI anyone clones in a weekend. 2/ Services. You sell the outcome and run most of the delivery through agents underneath, which is how it clears close to 80% margins. The unfair part is the demand. A product business has to manufacture a market. A services business routes one that already exists. There are millions of owners doing $1M to $5M a year who would write a cheque tomorrow if you put revenue in their pocket, and not one of them needs convincing the problem is real. Either of these models dies without distribution. So here's how to crack distribution in 2026: → Stop optimizing to rank. Optimize to get cited. Perplexity returns three or four sources, Gemini often cites nobody, and the signals that earn a mention are third party: G2 reviews, Reddit threads, comparison pages, people saying your name in public. → Publish as people. 65% of our inbound comes off LinkedIn, and it's individuals on the team doing the posting, 100+ posts a month across the company. → Capture everything into something you own. Ours is a newsletter, 10,000 subscribers at 40%+ opens. Rented reach dies with the channel it came from. → Warm before you ask. Someone who has seen you three or more times converts at two to three times a cold one. → Time the ask to a signal. Sends timed to one reply at 5 to 11%. The same list without the timing sits under 2%. → Nobody leaks out the bottom. The accounts that don't reply keep orbiting until a signal fires. If you run distribution this way, each stage will feed the next: > Content lifts the reply rate > Replies turn into closed-won data and > That data sharpens the next list and the next post Cracking distribution is simple, but not easy.

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  B (@Punk_ROC) reported 59 minutes ago

  @imnotliamyt @Kratylus @VitoComedy It’s tapering down slower than most films (~30% drop off compared to 40-50%) and a bunch of anecdotal “reports” from Reddit haters, who have already proven that they are willing to lie about the movie in the hopes of it failing, mean nothing You lost. Get over it