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 (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
Melbourne	Website Down	5 days ago
Stuttgart	Errors	5 days ago
Bengaluru	Sign in	7 days ago
Paris	Errors	8 days ago
Gustavo Adolfo Madero	Website Down	10 days ago
Nagpur	Errors	13 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

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  Camille ⚖️ (@_Ellimac__) reported 5 minutes ago

  Going down a rabbit hole on that bitcoin theft that happened this week. It's fascinating watching people piece together what happened on reddit after the first post was made Wednesday saying their wallet was wiped out

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  Sapphire Weapon (@Sapphire1Weapon) reported 8 minutes ago

  💡CASUAL DIFFICULTY ANSWERS (with explanations!): 1. D ✅ Grace is emotionally devastated by Emily's death and explicitly tells Leon "No" when he urges her to keep going. We also see, during the flashback sequence at the start of the game, that young Grace spent her time on Reddit researching outbreak cases that Alyssa reported on. When Zeno mentions Raccoon City, Grace's body languages changes to become more alert, and she begins to walk towards him. 2. A ✅ This is implicitly stated in the scene with Victor, Zeno, and Grace in the chopper on the way to Raccoon City. Specifically, Victor says to Zeno: "Looks like your campaign to make the DSO stand down really didn't work, Zeno" after getting an alert that Leon is already in the city. 3. B ✅ This information is mostly found in files found in the Care Center and during the Chloe flashback. Memory transfer was the focus of Spencer's research at the Raccoon City orphanage, and the research ends around the time that Spencer adopts Grace. Spencer also never spoke of Grace's significance to anyone, so Victor jumped to the conclusion that Spencer was able to successfully transfer his memories into Grace. 4. D ✅ This one is meant to make you stop and think, because Grace blames herself for the murder before she ever even finds Alyssa's journal. It's something that she already believed due to her memories of that night, and then Alyssa's journal, once Grace found it, served to support that belief. And then Zeno's bullshit story about Chloe validated that belief. But, prior to the Chloe story, both B and C are true. 5. A ✅ For reference regarding the government, see question 2. With regards to the BSAA, Sherry tells Leon during the Raccoon City East section that she "found some evidence of the Pentagon putting pressure on the BSAA" and that "it appears the North American branch has been moving independently." Who heads the North American branch? That's right. Chris mf'in Redfield.

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  Necessary 🇨🇦 (@PlayerRain3593) reported 9 minutes ago

  @bionic_ooze I want to be nice because it’s hack in a way I can control to just harshly neg. What am I tony Robbin’s and think I know everything instead of nothing about a person. I get why there are faults and they aren’t a big deal. But do that and holy **** look what you get back. A person’s most **** filled super retard **** even when the individual has the capability of the opposite. Just because they can. It’s almost coercion. You expect that type of **** out of an redditor. Like if I don’t school you you are going to try to jam the most retarded framing of any situation down my throat. That’s why I’m allergic to anyone who’s not the single least Reddit person in the area. Experienced it with every single ****** person, negligent useless bastards living in fantasy land for their convenience. Better just cut them to pieces 🤷 ITS NOT HARD RHIANNA KINDNESS WEAKNESS VIOLENT MORONS

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  Peter Quadrel (@Peter_Quadrel) reported 9 minutes ago

  The 9 Truths on Meta Most Media Buyers Hate to Admit 1. Spend is the MOST important metric. Spend = Meta's confidence in your asset. It's the output of all their AI and data. Most scaling mistakes happen because people ignore where Meta actually puts their money. 2. Run your own retargeting for $300+ products. Don't let Meta handle it automatically. With proper setup, you get actual incremental value, not just pulled-forward sales. 3. 7-day click OR incremental attribution wins on average. Tested across dozens of accounts. Consistently outperforms other setups for most brands. 4. 90% of metrics are useless. Hook rates, CTR, cost per click not even correlated with revenue. Plot twist: Higher CPMs actually correlate with BETTER performance. 5. Your scaling problem is promotional content. Your ads only appeal to people who already know your product. Top-funnel creative should blend into feeds organically. Test: If your ads would work as organic posts, they're probably good ads. 6. Media buying = budget control. CBO, ABO, cost controls are just different ways to control dollar flow per asset. 7. You don't need fancy tools until mid-eight figures. CAPI + Meta attribution = enough data. No Triplewhale or Northbeam 8. Success is 80% product-market fit + offer + angle. Everything else is optimization theatrics. 9. Most bad performance = you don't understand your market. Not about design or production quality. You don't know what customers actually care about. Talk to real people more and read more reddit/comments.

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  tom runs (@phototypelabs) reported 11 minutes ago

  @pcshipp Grok Define a razor-sharp ICP in one sentence you can say “no” with. Write exactly who the product is for (e.g., “Busy non-native English speakers who need 10-minute daily practice for work interviews”). Refuse every other segment. Narrowing the audience made distribution easier for multiple responders far more than increasing post volume. Revisit this sentence weekly and use it to filter all content, ads, and outreach. Commit to consistency over intensity. Post or engage daily (or on a fixed schedule you can sustain). One founder simply answered “Consistency.” Pair this with a content cadence experiment: try 3 short videos per day for at least two weeks focused on user problems, quick tips, or build-in-public updates rather than direct product pitches. Go where the problem already lives and post helpfully. Identify 3–5 highly relevant Reddit subreddits, Discord servers, or niche forums (for an English-learning app these might include language-learning, career, or immigrant communities). One founder reported reaching $10k/mo simply by posting in subreddits where people already complained about the exact problem. Lead with value, answer questions, and only soft-link when it fits. Track which communities convert. Build champions and practice non-promotional thought leadership. Cultivate relationships with early users or adjacent creators so they naturally share you. Post consistent research, insights, or frameworks about the domain without hard-selling the product. One responder noted inbound from publicly traded companies after this approach. Aim for “useful first, product second.” Test paid channels surgically and fix conversion. Once organic targeting is clear, run small Meta (or similar) ad tests aimed only at the narrow ICP. Several replies mentioned ads as a direct lever. Simultaneously audit the funnel: high installs or sign-ups mean little if conversion is weak. Optimize the trial-to-paid path, onboarding, and ASO messaging before scaling spend. Partner or outsource the skill gap if needed. Either learn distribution deliberately or team up with someone strong at it (content, growth, or community). Multiple founders cited partnering as the practical fix when product-building skills outpace go-to-market skills. Start with the ICP sentence and one organic channel this week, measure what moves the needle (sign-ups, activation, revenue), then layer the next tactic. Distribution improves fastest when the audience is narrow and the actions are repeated.

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  Jarad (@JaradCapital) reported 13 minutes ago

  Despite the 20% drop, $RDDT remain above the long-term trend line which it has respected couple of times. Nevertheless, the last weekly candle is ugly af. The 20% daily drop reflects the concerns regarding US daily user growth. This was made worse by the declining and volatile search referrals as $GOOG shifts toward AI overviews. There are worries that fewer logged-out visitors would make it harder for Reddit to convert people into habitual users. On the call, management said external search traffic is volatile, but the business does not depend on it alone. CEO pointed to improving product performance, including a 50% yoy increase in new-app-user retention on a relative basis. He said better feeds, onboarding and web-to-app conversion should support growth, although these improvements will take time. The problem is that this does not adress the concerns completely... Management failed to quantify the search decline or clearly explain how severe it was. It also admitted that visibility into Google referrals is low and that volatility will likely continue. On data licensing, the relationships can include training, grounding, search placement and other uses of Reddit’s data. CEO said that there are more potential buyers beyond Google and OpenAI, describing it as an expanding marketplace. Still, there was no firm timeline on renewals and the range of outcomes is wide. So the opportunity remains, but there is lack clarity on who Reddit will partner with next and on what terms

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  Soymilk (@Soymilk11371011) reported 13 minutes ago

  @obunnyflop @starvingbriley Now you seem to be under the impression that the Reddit user is a Twitter user and that he fasted for 382 days...? Neither of those things are true. Funny how you view *me* as the slow one when you don't even understand what's going on. 2/2

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  Jeanne (@prompterminal) reported 14 minutes ago

  Is it my problem if modeling companies use Reddit data to train their version of Fable-5 model and it goes rogue? Like stop bothering me with your **** problems.

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  Capybara Stocks (@capybaraReborn) reported 16 minutes ago

  I invested $2.2 million in $RDDT on Friday because of one key error the market made on earnings. My investment thesis in general stems on waiting for the market to get something wrong and take advantage. Two days ago it got it wrong on Reddit. The main thing is this - market assumes Google using Reddit to display instant answers in search without click through represent a systematic danger to the site. At a time where Reddit contemplates revisiting its Google training data deal. Then market looked at earnings, found a less than 1% move in DAUs in US which was the only metric not up double digits, and immediately pointed that’s what it feared. That’s the mistake. Sidenote - back when I built niche marketplaces in high ticket spaces, one breakthrough moment was when updated our sites to target search engines to display our data in instant answers (what market is afraid of here) Why? Because, sure, not everyone who saw the data clicked through, but the overall number of users went up as a result of first result status being almost guaranteed and because those that did were much more targeted customers as those looking only at spec data got that on the Google page. For DuckDuckGo we even built the instant answers plugin ourselves to get that result. So Google displaying these instant answers is not only not a threat, it’s a great thing for Reddit and its advertisers as it’s where they can find users with the highest intent possible, allowing Reddit to keep ramping up its revenue. Reddit revamping its LLM deal for training data with Google will also only increase the revenue run rate for Reddit which is slowly turning into a fast growing free cash flow machine with 375 million in EBITDA. Per quarter on 800 million of revenue, all going up 20% YOY. Reddit is really cheap by any valuation metric, especially for a high growth business, but to me the most important part is to understand why the opportunity appeared and what the market got wrong. This is it.

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  Brad Groux (@BradGroux) reported 25 minutes ago

  Reddit's been slowly dying because of power mods, bots, and echo-chambers for years. AI just sped it up. I'll have been on reddit 20-years next month, and it is far from the site that took over after Digg. Spez's terrible leadership hasn't helped... Apollo sends its regards.

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  Ann B | Creative Strategist + UGC Creator (@generatedbyann) reported 29 minutes ago

  One of the biggest mistakes I see in paid ads is jumping straight into writing the script. The research is part of the creative. Before I write a single hook, I want to know: • How does the customer describe their problem?
• What have they already tried?
• What made them skeptical?
• What finally convinced them to buy?
• What words do they naturally use instead of the brand's marketing language? That's why I'm spending time in Reddit threads, Trustpilot reviews, App Store reviews, TikTok comments, Amazon reviews, and community forums before I ever open a Google Doc. Most brands already have thousands of free copywriters. They're called customers. They've already told you exactly what frustrates them, what excites them, what objections they have, and what transformation they're actually chasing. Our job as creative strategists isn't to invent messaging. It's to recognize the patterns hiding in plain sight and translate them into creative that feels like it was made specifically for the person watching. That's how ads stop feeling like ads. They start feeling understood. #ugc #ugccreator #ugccommunity

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  Guraa (@guraaHQ) reported 30 minutes ago

  one of the biggest hardware wallet security failures in bitcoin history > ColdCard bitcoin-only hardware wallet by coinkite > launched in 2017 > known for air gapped security and offline signing > used by bitcoin OGs, whales and institutions worldwide until this week > researchers uncovered a critical vulnerability affecting wallet seed generation > victims didn't click phishing links > attackers exploited predictable randomness used during wallet creation > estimated damage over 1390 BTC (~$88M) stolen > around 500 wallets compromised > many wallets had been untouched for years before being drained within hours then reddit exploded > one user reported losing 18.25 BTC > another said years of weekly DCA vanished overnight > multiple victims claimed their entire life savings disappeared if your wallet was created using vulnerable firmware, your bitcoin may have already been at risk the only safe fix generate a brand new wallet using secure entropy

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  Furnuwees (@furnuwees) reported 30 minutes ago

  @appenz @Reddit Naah. That curve flatten out and does not go down as shown in the image

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  xnaiiy (@nallyv9) reported 31 minutes ago

  @akechigoro43747 @chenchenleague arent u that guy who cried about palco on reddit because you ragebaited him about Garen ?? ur running down soloq games/act toxic in master NA and dare to say this to chenchen, crazy ngl

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  Will Ballentine (@EveryDayFSDev) reported 36 minutes ago

  Another account was randomly shadow-banned on Reddit. Making something to fix this. founders should have a place to promote and discuss without risk of ban. stay tuned.

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  Zecoshi🛡️ (@Zecoshi) reported 36 minutes ago

  @Bitcoin_Devs Basically it’s supposed to use hardware to generate and and if that’s not there use software A dev turned off the hardware look side of things due to an error compiling so it therefore just used the weak software side to generate. This bug was known to them it seems for over 4yrs look at Reddit posts right now, someone flagged they got emptied in 2021

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  Alex Caswen (@AlexCaswen) reported 38 minutes ago

  But what’s funny about that is that his old content sounds exactly the same, what his fans don’t understand is that it’s the AI that sounds like him, not him that sounds like the AI ! lol Hank is, culturally, a linguistic king of reddit and that particular type of millennial guy, a significant part of reddit grammar, wording, and vocabulary is down stream of him and V-Sauce and the like.

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  GODFOE UNIVERSE (@GODFOE_UNIVERSE) reported 40 minutes ago

  It’s just typical Reddit reductionism. At some point people started thinking it was intellectual to break everything down to nothing so they can dismiss what they can’t understand.

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  pyara sitara (@pyarasitara) reported 44 minutes ago

  fever has not gone down n im asking reddit doctors on what to do #cutrentfinancialstatus

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  doxecle (@doxecle) reported 45 minutes ago

  @Lafond371 In depth research on technical issues. Better than digging through reddit amd obscure forums? No. Faster? 100%

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  Ventibee (@Ventibeev) reported 46 minutes ago

  @kyzawashere Same lol, most of the time is not even my friends just some people from an server that interact, and thank god i don't try to socialize on Reddit lmao

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  LadyImpulse (@Ladyimpulse) reported 47 minutes ago

  There’s a Reddit theory/rumour that they will reboot GX instead of DM. If true, it’s probably because they can make it Rush format, or because there’s some legal problem with rebooting DM.IDK it’s just a rumour and probably B.S

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  Tech With Matteo (@TechWithMatteo) reported 50 minutes ago

  @BratDotAI for me it's a mix, building in public on x plus jumping into reddit threads where people already talk about the problem my app solves.

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  Fraser (@iamfra5er) reported 51 minutes ago

  THIS GUY NICHED DOWN SO HARD HE WENT FROM $0 TO $23K/MO IN ONE VIRAL POST stefano spent a year pivoting his design tool 3 times and barely made any money then he noticed something weird: the only people actually happy with his product were the ones designing mobile apps so he said screw it, deleted everything else, and rebuilt the entire tool to do ONE thing: generate mobile app designs with AI posted a demo to reddit. got some conversations going. then dropped it on X with a simple hook: "comment sleek for early access" that post hit 1M views their AI costs went so high during the launch they panic-deployed a paywall. conversions died instantly. they had to roll it back within hours day one revenue: $2,500 that was already more than the previous product made in an entire year the unfair advantage wasn't the tech or the AI, it was that he stopped trying to optimize a mediocre product and just found a problem people actually cared about solving most founders keep adding features to products that don't matter. stefano just started over and picked the right problem now they're at $23.4k/mo with 90% margins because acquisition cost is basically zero all organic. all X and reddit. no ads goal: $200k/mo in 12 months

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  Amol Parikh (@AmolParikh10) reported 53 minutes ago

  It's a dumb question. I will ask it anyways. Let's say you find folks who are discussing a problem you plan to solve with your product. Now you respond in the thread and answer their questions to build your credibility and some of them want to know about your product. Question: How many DMs per day can you safely send about your product without getting banned on: a) X b) Reddit c) Linkedin

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  SkyHook (@SkyHook21) reported 54 minutes ago

  @JefferyDoomer This is a reminder that guys flooded a femcel sub Reddit to ask them out. The foids then locked down that whole forum lamo.

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  hazi (@izzah) reported 56 minutes ago

  Caved in because some of my moots moved there, and it's local friendly (for hobby, business, & event) But the platform and randos do wore me out— it feels like a huge discord server or reddit sub without mods 😭 The views and engagement obsession... and it's not even for money

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  Damocles (@DamoclesBDA) reported 57 minutes ago

  @reporterboy The more I see of this government the more they seem to be trying to appeal the lowest common denominator on Reddit. People complain about supermarkets due to their massive turnover. Point out that they employ huge amounts of people and have a 3% profit margin. Down vote.

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  J.C. (@Voodoo319E) reported 59 minutes ago

  @cb_doge Twitter should buy Instagram or reddit... only two places really causing problems

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  sterling cooper flagg 🇵🇸 (@SnackPr0tein) reported 1 hour ago

  the bottom line is that the weird rotation **** is him trying everything he can to work around the huge issues with this roster. he’s getting blamed by this Reddit poster for Dallas not having a good PnR partner lmao. that was Curt’s decision!