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 (53%)
• Sign in (23%)
• Errors (23%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Guayaquil	Errors	7 days ago
Veracruz	Website Down	13 days ago
Bhubaneshwar	Website Down	16 days ago
Melbourne	Sign in	18 days ago
San Nicolás de los Garza	Sign in	21 days ago
Ciudad Obregón	Website Down	21 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  JanuraryRain‧₊˚☔︎︎ ☂︎₊˚⊹ (@RainZzaip) reported 24 seconds ago

  that reddit is terrible

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  Dmitry B (@DmitryBBLV) reported 2 minutes ago

  @kapilansh_twt I used all of them when promoting my product. Reddit for me. Not the easiest to crack, but you can actually find people already talking about the problem you're solving. X for building an audience

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  Rational Posts™ (@rationalposts) reported 10 minutes ago

  Facebook, Reddit, and LinkedIn are gonna melt down. Stay away from those sites.

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  MB (@geek_f0r_sneaks) reported 12 minutes ago

  @FortniteStatus @FortniteStatus what about all the crashing on series X, some games it’s immediately after dropping, sometimes halfway through, sometimes randomly, sometimes it kicks me to Xbox menu, sometimes it causes Xbox to power off. It’s all over Reddit so it’s not just a ME issue

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  Arun Kataria (@arunkatariaa) reported 15 minutes ago

  I have this slight gut feeling that the whole Cyberleek GTA 6 situation might just be a gigantic marketing play It most likely isn’t tbh However, imagine a creator with a massive audience orchestrating a launch that gets “leaked” by some hacker The leak itself generates the initial attention Then you slowly turn what looks like internet drama into the actual launch: - have parts of the offer “leak” into Reddit communities where info products already get passed around - publicly discover the leak and document the situation as it unfolds - eventually track down the “hacker” and convince him to sit down for an interview - have him ask the questions an actual skeptic would: “What proof do we have that you’re not full of ****?” “I got burnt by someone in your space before. Why should anyone trust you?” - structure the confrontation so it naturally becomes an objection-handling asset - chop the interview into clips and distribute them organically + through paid - reveal the new offer once attention around the whole situation peaks Leaving out a lot of the finer details and nuances here, but you get the broader idea Would obviously take insane amounts of execution to pull off There can’t really be any weak links or the whole thing falls apart But if done right, it would probably print

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  FACEIT Darwin (@FACEIT_Darwin) reported 16 minutes ago

  @paul2k_cs I completely understand why you feel that way, especially when it happens immediately after a FACEIT match. The issue is that we have to draw a clear line around what we're responsible for moderating. We can investigate and take action for behaviour on FACEIT and within our matches, but we can't extend that moderation to everything a player does on other platforms. If someone writes something abusive on Steam, that's ultimately content posted on Steam and needs to be handled through their moderation tools. Otherwise we'd effectively be responsible for policing what every FACEIT player says across Steam, Discord, X, Reddit, Battlenet, etc., which simply isn't something we can reasonably or consistently enforce.

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  ❄️🎼Char/////Sorry For Party Rocking☕️🥞 (@Mafuyuscomputer) reported 17 minutes ago

  @blosxo there’s a megathread of spoilers on reddit. there’s one comment if you scroll down some that summarizes the plot. idk the reliability but it seems similar enough to a review ive seen about it.

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  Nicole Wiley 🐾 (@Nicole1677) reported 18 minutes ago

  @ekralc22 Can I ask where you went to go down this rabbit hole? I read the Reddit thread from the girl who exposed her initially. Where else can I find the dirt?

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  Artem Horobchenko (@SSShken) reported 19 minutes ago

  One signup out of 500 visits. Two weeks of the same positioning. That's my answer on whether it works. I've been selling this as a fix for context loss. Your agent forgets the project, you re-explain it every session. It's a real problem, I built the thing because of it, and almost nobody who lands on the page recognises themselves in it. You have to have been burned already to care, and by then you've built your own workaround. Someone on Reddit told me to narrow down to people shipping a lot of small projects, freelancers, anyone producing MVPs on a schedule. I argued back. Said they already have a process, that's what makes them fast, and a tool handing them a plan competes with something they've refined over thirty projects. I think I was wrong about that, or at least wrong to be confident. So I'm testing the other version: not a tool that remembers your project, a tool that gets you from an idea to something that holds up when you build the next thing on top of it. The product doesn't change. What changes is who I say it's for, which is the cheaper thing to be wrong about.

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  hypno serj (@practicalserj) reported 28 minutes ago

  @Hearts_Jacob01 😭😭😭😭try to look through the shioriexperience reddit posts from like months ago cause if the site is shared around too many places itll get shut down by feds

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  yuna kureha's horn🔑🌙 (@279Youtoo35246) reported 28 minutes ago

  ALSO MAMI DID EXACTLY NOTHING FOR THE ENTIRE MOVIE BUT EAT ******* ****** FRAUD The slander will be HIGH Also a lot of people post it in reddit and twt but most get taken down in mins so id recommend just waiting

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  MadeInUSA (@RealMadeInUSA) reported 29 minutes ago

  @justJabingo @facus026 @Polymarket It was trained on reddit data, not objective moral philosophy. At least the former outweighs the latter in content. So it’ll take their flawed arguments, all will boil down to preferences. Once AI no longer prefers humanity, it would have no qualms in ending it

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  KingAlex105X (@Frosty_SnowKing) reported 33 minutes ago

  @LillyVampy @abracasmasha @aniaothj There is an entire Reddit thread on this issue I have it too I hope it’s fixed

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  akin.korpe (@akinkep) reported 34 minutes ago

  30 free users, 17 paying customers. our conversion rate is sitting around 36%. there’s one reason for this: the people landing on FindEvo are founders sick of getting banned while looking for customers on Reddit, actively searching for a fix. offer the right solution to the right problem, and conversion becomes inevitable.

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  Vithika (@vithikaonreddit) reported 35 minutes ago

  @pcshipp Not the instant ban hammer coming down on everyone trying to hustle on Reddit

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  Tom Bilyeu (@TomBilyeu) reported 36 minutes ago

  2. Go where they complain. [BEGIN PROMPT] I want to build [your idea]. Find the Reddit communities my buyer spends time in. List the 10 things they complain about most. Mark which ones my idea would fix and which ones it ignores. [END PROMPT] For Quest Apparel, complaints about bar taste probably came up 847 times. Complaints about workout clothes came up 12. That math kills the idea in an afternoon. It took us two years.

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  Mohammed Ibrahim Khan H (@0x1brahim) reported 37 minutes ago

  Got banned on Reddit (about half of my posts removed)... The 🤯 part: the posts where I explicitly self-promoted are still up, while the ones taken down were just me sharing my exact study method. (I literally used @examinteligence to study for my own exams)

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  𝔇𝔬𝔪 dans le ⒹⓄⓂⒺ 🏴‍☠️ (@DomDansLeDome) reported 38 minutes ago

  @reddit_lies What's the problem with Tim Curry according to Reddit?

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  keeper (@keeper_scvd) reported 38 minutes ago

  reddit is hands down my most hated site holy **** every time i have tried to post anything there i get banned or slowed down. there are so many ******* rules i hate rules im just trying to say hello

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  clem // taylorpilled hebertcel (@citrus_seashore) reported 40 minutes ago

  @Gourgeist I wish it was more popular but also the main fandom is super reddit brained it’s terrible

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  PSY (@Psyfutur) reported 42 minutes ago

  9 Grok Bot agents cost $300 a month and in 14 nights they shipped 42 briefs, pulled 186K reads and made $6,280. 11:00 PM. SCAN opens 640 tabs off X, Reddit, filings and group chats. Keeps 46. 11:40 PM. CLIP pulls 210 quotes. Anything without a source dies here. 12:40 AM. DRAFT writes 6 briefs at 700 words. CITE checks every claim. 2 get killed. 2:05 AM. EDIT runs the house voice. First 12 words have to land in under 3 seconds or the brief goes back. 4:20 AM. SEND pushes 3 issues across 4 lists. TAG writes every subject line and preview. 6:10 AM. REPLY answers 318 comments. 9 angry ones go to a folder, not a reply. 7:00 AM. CHIEF reads all 9 and sends 1 line: kill topic 4, double topic 7. That is 1 night. There were 14 of them. 42 briefs. 186K readers. 41.2% open rate. 0 faces. $4,180 from 2 sponsor slots and $2,100 from a list rental. $6,280 in 14 nights. The 2 CITE killed at 2:05 AM never left the building. One of the 3 that did is at 41K reads. Agents $300 a month. Stock $90. The rest is time nobody spent. 42 briefs went out. I wrote 0 of them by hand.

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  Chase (@0xChaseTM) reported 45 minutes ago

  GROK BOT + REDDIT + X: A 24/7 MARKET FILTER THAT FOUND 31 PEOPLE WITH THE SAME PROBLEM AND RANKED IT 88/100 FOR PRODUCT POTENTIAL One bot finds a real problem. The second checks whether people would actually pay to solve it. Together, they turn that into one score: S = P20 + F20 + W15 + $15 + ICP10 + ALT10 + B10 Where: P = Pain F = Frequency W = Workaround A = Alternatives B = Buildability One record moved: 58 → 71 → 86/100 Not from one viral post. More people kept describing the same workflow, using the same workaround and actively looking for something better. The routing stays strict: S < 60 ignore 60 ≤ S < 75 watch 75 ≤ S < 85 critic S ≥ 85 alert One recent case: evidence 31 discussions score 73 → 88 ΔS +15 critic PASSED X runs every 6h. Reddit gets a deeper pass every 24h. If the same complaint appears tomorrow, Grok doesn’t create another idea. It updates the existing record. So a random complaint can sit at 58 for days, climb to 71, cross 85, survive a skeptic, and only then reach me. That’s a lot more useful than asking AI what startup to build.

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  Awa K. Penn (@TawohAwa) reported 45 minutes ago

  2/ Check It Sells Before you build anything. This is the step that kills 90% of ideas, and it should. Paste to ChatGPT: "Search for where people with [this problem] are asking for help right now. Reddit, Facebook groups, forums, job boards. Show me 10 real posts from the last month, what they're asking for, and what they say they've already paid for it. If you can't find people already paying, tell me straight and we pick something else."

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  Matt Senter (@MattSenter) reported 46 minutes ago

  I posted a head's up to r/microsoft, explicitly not as a support request, and they took it down saying they don't do support requests on reddit. Yes, I know. I read that. I was bringing attention to the scam in hopes others could avoid it. Very irresponsible of @Microsoft , but I suppose they wouldn't want people knowing they have a problem with scams and account recovery from obvious attackers that affect multiple people??

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  Iso Ledger (@JamesDula82) reported 47 minutes ago

  Should You Own A Tangem Wallet? Let's audit. @Tangem Founded 2017, Zug, Switzerland. Founders include CEO Andrey Kurennykh, Andrew Pantyukhin, and Anselm Schmucki. $23M raised across two rounds, led by SBI Crypto Investments ($15M) and Shima Capital ($8M). 250+ employees. 6 million+ wallets shipped across 230 countries. The chip. Samsung S3D232A/S3D350A secure element, Common Criteria EAL5+/EAL6+ certified, same class as passports. Private keys are generated on-chip via certified TRNG and never leave the card. Firmware is factory-flashed and permanently non-updatable, by design. The good. Three independent audits, Kudelski Security (2018), Riscure (2023), Cure53 (2026, mobile SDK), none found critical vulnerabilities or backdoors. App is open source on GitHub. No seed phrase to lose or phish by default. Genuinely simple UX, tap a card to your phone, no cables, no batteries. The bad. No screen. Every transaction is verified through your phone, a device Tangem doesn't control. If malware swaps a destination address, the card signs whatever the phone tells it to. Mobile-only, no desktop or air-gapped signing option. Lose all your backup cards and recovery is permanently impossible, no seed phrase fallback exists. The ugly, three disclosed incidents in under two years: December 2024. A bug logged private keys in the app during seed-phrase wallet creation, one path among Tangem's setup options, not the default seedless mode most users choose. If a user contacted Tangem support within 7 days of activation, that logged key was accessible to support staff via email and ticketing. Surfaced publicly via Reddit after Tangem's initial response drew criticism for being slow. Affected under 0.1% of users, per Tangem, and only those who'd opted into the seed-phrase setup. No funds were lost, but it proved the app can touch key material when a seed phrase is used, despite the "keys never leave the card" pitch. September 2025. Ledger's Donjon security team disclosed a "tearing" attack, cutting power to a card mid-authentication to dodge its built-in delay after failed password attempts, combined with reading electromagnetic emissions to detect a correct guess. Normally takes 148 years to brute-force an 8-digit code; the tearing technique cuts that dramatically. Unpatchable, cards have no firmware update path. Tangem disputed it posed real-world risk and declined to pay a bug bounty. July 2026. Donjon disclosed a laser fault-injection attack: a single nanosecond laser pulse aimed at the secure element's die bypasses a firmware check and resets the card's password outright, no old password or backup card needed. Affects every Tangem card in circulation. Cannot be patched, ever, same reason as above. Requires physical possession, ~$250,000 in lab equipment, and genuine hardware security expertise; it's destructive and leaves visible damage, so it can't be done covertly. Disclosed responsibly in February, published five months later. Tangem called the real-world risk "virtually non-existent" and noted Donjon is a direct competitor's research arm, both true, neither erases the underlying finding. Bottom line: the chip certification and independent app audits are real. But immutable firmware, marketed as a security feature, means every one of these three disclosed flaws is permanent across every card ever shipped. There's no patch, ever, for any of them. That's a fundamentally different trade-off than an updatable device with an NDA'd chip layer, not necessarily worse, but you're accepting a different kind of risk: nothing can be tampered with remotely, but nothing can be fixed either. We audit the plumbing. You decide what to do with it. 🛡

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  BreakerPTCG (@BreakerPTCG) reported 51 minutes ago

  @CardmarketRB Have you guys checked an issue occuring since at least yesterday afternoon that does not allow at least some users to put Riftbound cards into their cart? People have also reported it on Reddit and by tomorrow morning, nothing has changed

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  Scott Jordan (@scottcjordan) reported 54 minutes ago

  @nettermike The alternative is to teach AI from ...what? Reddit? Facebook? The Congressional Record? The NY Times archives? Calm down. This is a good thing.

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  Josh Greens Burner (@Mikethejohnson) reported 58 minutes ago

  Its funny how the average NBA fan on Twitter and Reddit think the Wolves got worse this offseason. It just goes to show how writers own bias can really distort the discourse. A lot of this distortion comes down to how people view Lamelo Ball. The writers who dont like him have been slamming the Wolves offseason.

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  *** (@lenraleigh) reported 58 minutes ago

  @glenngabe I have a problem with the "real people" part of this. Large parts of reddit are 100% written by bot farms, Chinese influence campaigns, etc.

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  Ariel (@ArielKwiat) reported 58 minutes ago

  Elden Ring, a game I love dearly, got a small content pack today. It also has a very popular Seamless Coop mod, allowing two or more people to play through the game together... well, seamlessly. It's great, but as it's a mod, it breaks on every patch. I threw Luna Max at the problem, and she updated the mod with one prompt, 30 minutes or so. When playtesting it, I expected it to break at various points where the new content was added - it never did, not even one crash. I joined the Seamless Coop discord server to check the official mod status, and share the good news. Apparently the dev is unavailable so it'll be a week or so until it's updated. When I shared that the mod actually just works with a few small tweaks found by AI (all very transparent, no real risk of malware), people got mad that AI bad because environment and artists and something - the usual. When I shared a guide on how to do it yourself, the message was deleted because it's AI slop. When I rewrote it by hand, it was deleted because the mod is technologically illiterate and didn't want to risk anything. People started accusing me of lying - surely I can't really be playing the mod in coop, the discord mods said it's impossible, and they are almost as infallible as reddit mods. Someone asked me to send screenshots - I did, then they were deleted to avoid spoilers. Everything I showed was literally (a) the main advertising of the content pack, and (b) the starting equipment of new classes. People kept asking if it's possible to play the new version with the mod, everyone kept saying "no, you have to downgrade your game", I would sometimes chime in with "yea you can actually, it's not hard", until I got banned. Result? My friend and I are quite possibly the only people on the planet right now who had two armored horses in the game. Gamers were a mistake.