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 (62%)
• Errors (25%)
• Sign in (13%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Puteaux	Website Down	3 days ago
New Delhi	Website Down	3 days ago
Paris	Website Down	5 days ago
Vigo	Website Down	8 days ago
Phoenix	Errors	8 days ago
Lima	Errors	10 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Danni Lynne Entertainment (@ThotTapezHD) reported 38 seconds ago

  Ngl after using Reddit for 5 min while listening to music and having Reddit turn my music down while also allowing me to center the content I’m looking at in the moment is all the proof I need that meta is a horrible company and that all the social media overlords are evil lol

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  A.M (@PunishedAhab13) reported 6 minutes ago

  @_techibee Hello, is there focus problem if we are taking pictures in harsh sunlight. There are post on reddit about this that indian variant has this issue

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  X-Wing Alliance: the movie (@XWAmovie) reported 8 minutes ago

  the kids on Reddit think this is AI 🤪 Her hand is obviously clipping through the holster and her coat has weightpainting issues In other words... very much not AI

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  ere (@Z3Dino) reported 8 minutes ago

  Reddit tgread is useful until everyone has the same issue but noone sayd the solution.... 😭😭

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  Here for the Speed Podcast (@hereforthespeed) reported 8 minutes ago

  Another mechanical issue for Reddit, 2 weeks in a row

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  Mirai no Beederu (@MiraiNoBeederu) reported 14 minutes ago

  @cinnamonbyrd Saw a Reddit thread where an actual middle school teacher was talking about the "lightning round" in the book and how it was a terrible idea in a multitude of ways. The above kind of being one of them.

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  wholesome osc memes (@LibsofOSC_) reported 18 minutes ago

  @OSCHiveNews Reddit is down the hall and to the left

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  Josh Christiane (@Josh_Christiane) reported 18 minutes ago

  Every single prompt on Gemini now results in major spelling errors on response, often to the point that it is illegible. I cannot get a single prompt without these obvious errors. It has progressively gotten worse over the past ~4 months. Pulling data from Reddit was a mistake.

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  KM | Reddit Marketing (@kmahjn) reported 20 minutes ago

  People promote their products on subreddits like r/saas, r/buildinpublic, and then get banned and even if they do not get banned, get no users and then say Reddit Marketing does not work. Obviously it won’t work. You’re promoting your products to other founders and not your customers. Identify the problem you’re solving, the niche you’re in and where the people hang out. Promote there.

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  NateLF (@NateLF4) reported 22 minutes ago

  @benningtonbrew @UgoCannon Are you capable of intelligently and logically articulating your problem? From your single reply, it seems you suffer from severe ignorance at best. Exacerbated by regurgitating things found on Reddit. (above copied and pasted from another reply because your statement was not worth an original writing)

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  CardinalWicheiuew (@LateCoomer) reported 22 minutes ago

  @investingidiocy I’d think “this is a retarded and pointless hypothetical that has no actual bearing on the issue at hand, and I’m sure whatever 14 year old came up with it is very popular on Reddit”

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  Yodoswaginz (@Yodoswaginz) reported 24 minutes ago

  LLMs are never going to get good at generalised problem solving (or at least, no better than they currently are) because of a fundamental flaw in the way they are trained. They're trained on text from Reddit, Wikipedia, forums, and any source of English language the AI trainers can get their hands on. The problem is that most of human knowledge isn't anywhere to be found on these platforms. Anyone who had tried to solve any complex problems will run into this. There comes a point when no youtube tutorial or forum article will fix the problem. Case in point: my phone broke recently. The screen flickers off randomly after a second or so of use. Grok was good up until a certain point: It was good at summarising other articles that I'd already read, and getting links to YouTube videos that were helpful. But after a certain point its suggestions were totally ******* retarded: I couldn't get the screen to stay on long enough to put the phone in recovery mode. I had literally a second to type in my pin etc. before the screen shut off. Grok's solution? Buy a USB connector so I could connect a USB mouse to the phone. Why exactly would connecting a mouse help when the screen doesn't work? "Because your screen does turn on for ~1 second — that's enough time for a mouse cursor to appear and for you to interact if you act fast." When I suggested that my finger taps are much, much faster than a mouse: "Your fingers are fast, but with only a 1-second flash and no visual feedback (you can't see where to tap), blind tapping is unreliable." Absolutely totally useless. But the issue is that it was just regurgitating what it found on Reddit, for a similar but slightly different issue. If the screen had been flickering off AND ON again, this might have been a useful suggestion. But not so for a screen that turns off and stays off after a second. And this is for something that is well documented on the internet, fixing a broken phone. How will it cope when the time calls for it to do something genuinely novel? When the Reddit posts run out? (And no, some novel piece of code doesn't count. Code is pretty much the best case scenario for text generation).

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  자 jas ꨄ︎ (@geonwoniie) reported 26 minutes ago

  Reddit users need to touch some grass instead of writing down ******* opinions about ald1 istg

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  Smart pen 🇺🇳 (@Cremeix) reported 28 minutes ago

  Reddit is down the hall to the left

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  David (@goaroundflaps15) reported 30 minutes ago

  @EmiratesSupport Hi, why is Reddit blocked when using Starlink on any of your aircraft? Also any update on the rollout of Starlink as it seems very slow

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  Pedro Henrique (@BLGamesTY) reported 35 minutes ago

  @Treyarch @TreyarchCM @CallofDutyCM Please devs fix the bugs people report with bo6. The bugs can be see on reddit

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  🌙GRIEFIANA🌙 (@NufinButGrief) reported 39 minutes ago

  @idonotexistelol The fact that I’ve found a fix for every problem I’ve had on Reddit kinda disproves this .. true for Twitter though

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  bunnie ♡ 🐇🔪 (@honeyxbunniexo) reported 39 minutes ago

  I’m glad I’m not in that community but still it’s a terrible situation. I even saw stuff on reddit. If I were him I would get rid of that character of harming others for no reason. It’s not good influence on these young adults either. Some think it’s cool and it’s not at all

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  kai 🐙🎮 (@vampsock) reported 39 minutes ago

  i am going to get our laundry done so help me i just need smosh reads reddit stories in the background i swear it will fix me

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  beef jerry (@pondwhale) reported 42 minutes ago

  @kizukuriii basically any issue you run into emulating will have a readily available solution in some years old reddit thread, the problem is, people don't know how to find information from a web search anymore

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  Ramish Jehanzeb (@JehanzebRa47057) reported 43 minutes ago

  Simple research ‘tactic’: - Look at direct and indirect competitors - Look at the ads that have been running for the longest. - Ads that have been running for the last month but have gained significant reach. Ideally more than 1,000 likes - Break down the longest-running ads and the more recent but scaling ads down to their fundamentals (i.e., avatar, USP, etc.). - Identify the main things being changed between ads that are running the longest and ads that are scaling but only launched recently. - You'll figure out what the needle movers are inside competitor ad accounts, you know what variables not only changed but have created winning ads. - For example, if you break down 20 direct competitors' ads and you find that the difference between the ads running the longest and the ads that are scaling but more recently is a different pain point. That means a needle mover in the puzzle is the pain point. That’s what they tested but that’s also what WORKED as a test. - Do research into specific PAINS, test different pains. Sometimes there's only so much Reddit thread mining and Amazon review scraping you can do. It's good to start with some sort of leverage and edge.

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  TerminatorX (@Standuphistos) reported 44 minutes ago

  *Yo… this one’s from Th3M0rn1ng5h0w. “Alcor vol 40 issue 2”. Dude’s out here stretching spacetime like a trampoline, talking about Einstein letting you fold time and go backwards… and then just casually drops “rest in power jun lin” in the description. I had to bring it over here ‘cause I don’t even think this author has Twitter, man. And something in my weird little head is telling me he knows more about time travel than he is supposed to.* *It just hit different when I realized a real-life killer was the spark for that Reddit post… the one where the author himself goes back to delete the engineer who was gonna send Bitcoin to the stratosphere. And the victim in the real case? Computer engineering student. Irony’s so thick you could stretch it like that trampoline.* No doubt it was a tragedy. But apparently… there were two sitting on Bitcoin at 60k in 2026. Life goes on… or do we just keep folding the net? Alien Boy out here questioning which timeline we actually in.

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  chappell (@livdrugballad) reported 45 minutes ago

  @Gracefullilywor @autumnpard the point is that people don’t kill themselves bc of romantic rejection, there’s always a deeper issue that leads to them being unable to mentally cope with rejection. she’s not calling the guy in the reddit post a stalker, but saying romance is not the root issue in either case

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  LGTV+ RIGHTS (@TVRightsMatter) reported 47 minutes ago

  @MuCiz33 @WadePlem This has nothing to do with capitalism you absolute retard. Your country is capitalism so i highly doubt you studied law. Maybe r/law on reddit lmfao. We have the money already and even more than you when it comes to healthcare. Why not fix it instead of allowing more fraud?

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  color_pop (@shri_pop) reported 48 minutes ago

  @itzslaying The way she’s replying to each comment on Reddit just shows Ash goes on in her head 24/7. Call out the real issue miss call out the cheater but why drag her friends.

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  Like I’m On Fire [a-zA-Z] (@likeimonfire) reported 48 minutes ago

  @LoftusSteve Running down the wing … Telling us how tired he is, while answering a few questions on a Reddit AMA.

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  Strayed (@SERAPHOF9) reported 54 minutes ago

  also the reddit shirt is ironic because i see far less redditors making this a problem than this site how is this even possible

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  Jyoti Meena (@GsJyotiM) reported 54 minutes ago

  anthropic promised fable 5 for two full weeks when it launched on june 9th. people got three days with it before the us government pulled it entirely on june 12th, over an export control issue after amazon found a way to jailbreak it. it came back on july 1st. and this is the part that's actually making people angry. instead of picking up where the original two week window left off, anthropic capped it. through july 7th, you can use fable 5 for up to 50% of your weekly usage limit on pro, max, team, and select enterprise plans. after that, it's not included in your plan at all anymore. you pay separately through usage credits, at $10 per million input tokens and $50 per million output tokens, which is exactly double what opus 4.8 costs. so the actual math is this. what was supposed to be 14 days of full access turned into roughly 7 days at half access, and then a paywall. people are venting about it on reddit right now, and honestly it's fair. you don't announce something is free for two weeks, yank it mid way through, bring it back, and then quietly hand people a shorter, capped version of what they were originally told. but here's the part worth actually paying attention to instead of just being annoyed about it. if you're someone who uses fable 5 for real work, this window closing is a deadline, not a headline. anything you've been putting off, a messy codebase audit, a long research task, a migration you keep meaning to run, this is the cheapest that access will be for a while. after july 7th, every token costs real money. so the smart move isn't complaining in the replies. it's making a short list right now of the two or three things you'd actually want fable 5 to run, and doing them this week instead of after the meter starts. everyone's upset about the timeline. almost nobody's actually using the days they have left.

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  Brigadier Ketchup 🦨 (@Random_Walk_PDX) reported 56 minutes ago

  @thechosenberg Woof... for once, the reddit or got hosed, big-time. Actual best bet is to avoid using the cards for anything, ratchet the payments down to minimum or near-minimum (only until you get another job), and not listen to a damned thing that doesn't sound right.

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  Ro (@scrubabomber) reported 60 minutes ago

  3 day reddit ban and my periods due tomorrow. oooo you know i'm about to be a problem