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 (61%)
• Errors (26%)
• Sign in (13%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Melbourne	Website Down	3 days ago
Kensington	Errors	3 days ago
Marseille	Website Down	4 days ago
San Jose	Website Down	5 days ago
Thiruvananthapuram	Errors	7 days ago
Ottawa	Website Down	9 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  madamadora (@madamadora1) reported 3 minutes ago

  Yes, and I’m not afraid to admit it, nor am I going to pretend I didn’t do it. However, the fact that you had to hunt down a shadow-banned twitter account, just to reply to this tweet instead of just calling me out on Reddit is weirder than you think it is.

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  CraeCraeChu (@CrazedPika) reported 4 minutes ago

  @reddit_lies The fact that his post wasn't taken down is crazy tbh. One would expect Reddit to do something that stupid.

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  Roller Carson 🎢 ➡️ FWA (@gay_cars) reported 8 minutes ago

  I had a reddit post that was a write up of my surgery experience/review that I made around 3 or so months post-op, but all of the imgur links are broken on it. Maybe I'll make a 4 year follow up sometime with re-uploaded photos from that soon after surgery + now

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  lovedrwamamp (@kinglovelovekin) reported 13 minutes ago

  @Dianderr 1: from 6 years ago yes, which he didn’t know the mod was giving him an advantage and took down everything 2 the PvP thing was debunked and was only happening because a sore loser lost a game 3: you’re asking pedos if they hate pedos my guy. Go on Reddit and r/dreamwastaken2

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  MarketNewsFeed (@MarketNews_Feed) reported 14 minutes ago

  REDDIT CFO: STOCK-BASED COMPENSATION AND RELATED TAX EXPENSE TOTALED $79 MILLION OR 12% OF REVENUE IN Q1 — DOWN SEQUENTIALLY FROM Q4 — AND IS EXPECTED TO RISE SEQUENTIALLY IN Q2, DRIVEN BY INCREASED HIRING AND THE TIMING OF THE ANNUAL STOCK REFRESH GRANT. ...

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  ⋆˙⟡𝓢𝓲𝓻𝓮𝓷⋆˙⟡ (@CashSiren23) reported 16 minutes ago

  @MissLavender32 When I first started on Reddit, I did really enjoy it. But now it’s… I dunno. I think my problem is I see the pay pig support group. If I unfollow it I might have a nicer time there. Not seeing them ***** and moan.

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  𝐌𝐢𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐞𝐥𝐦𝐚𝐧𝐢𝐚: 𝐃𝐢𝐠𝐢𝐭𝐚𝐥 𝐄𝐫𝐚 (@AalihaT) reported 17 minutes ago

  @thefinalOracle You must be slow and I already explained this, start reading and stop spewing **** from Reddit

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  Todd Witteles (@ToddWitteles) reported 18 minutes ago

  @lorenshleby Lots of ******** on Reddit in general. One time I just needed a stateside customer service number for a company where the foreign reps weren't empowered to solve my problem. Rather than just giving it to me or telling me one didn't exist, people started to demanding to know my exact issue, and got mad when I wasn't interested in discussing it on ******* Reddit. I just wanted a phone number! Weirdos. Makes people on X look sane by comparison.

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  Latinx Adjacent Doctor PhD (@TonerousHyus) reported 19 minutes ago

  It all sounds fun on Reddit but in practice Temu Obama will get half this, maybe even less. There are major structural, legal, constitutional issues with almost every redraw option here. Let alone the idiocy of large states not having ANY sink for opposition voters.

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  tay ☆ テイ (@yang_yukino) reported 19 minutes ago

  @lilacfrogz ngl i am yet to encounter this problem i haven't been asked to verify my age for anything but reddit

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  CyberNathan (@CyberNatha20050) reported 21 minutes ago

  @jamestityworth @reddit_lies Have you ever looked at reddit? Because since about 2016 or so, this is 99% of reddit. There was a tiny amount of right-leaning people there at one time, but they were driven away by the terrible moderators, their accounts deleted out of the blue, all upvotes deleted, etc. I know, I was one of them. RIP r/The_Donald.

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  Latinx Adjacent Doctor PhD (@TonerousHyus) reported 23 minutes ago

  It all sounds fun on Reddit but in practice Temu Obama will get half this, maybe even less. There are major structural, legal, constitutional issues with almost every redraw option here. Let alone the idiocy of large stages not having ANY sink for opposition voters.

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  BuBBliK (@k1rallik) reported 23 minutes ago

  THE GREATEST TRADE IN INTERNET HISTORY A 34 year old financial analyst spotted something every hedge fund on Wall Street had missed - or chose to ignore. He posted it on Reddit for free. They laughed at him for a year. This was January 2021. → Hedge funds shorted 140% of shares that physically existed → GameStop went from $4 to $483 in three weeks → Melvin Capital lost 53% in one month and shut down forever → Robinhood removed the buy button while the sell button still worked → His opening statement to Congress: "I like the stock" When retail traders started buying, the trap snapped shut. Hedge funds had to buy back shares at any price - which pushed the price even higher. The more it rose, the more they lost. There was no exit. The information was always public. He just wasn't paid to ignore it.

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  ZeroMazed (@ZeroMazed) reported 26 minutes ago

  @business reddit finally figured out ads are the only way to make money. guess that meme stock hype died down

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  jackie jormp-jomp (@sydneyjanexo) reported 29 minutes ago

  Molly fell asleep with her finger holding down the share button on a Reddit post which is obviously terrifying but I can’t grab her phone to lock it without waking her up

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  V0oy (@Miitosizz) reported 31 minutes ago

  i took my art down and left the subreddit, i did comment on others art there left nice comments in the past but like it's whatever im not gonna force people to like my work or kiss *** to me screw that #reddit #artist #artcommunity

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  The Pacific Holiday World (@the_phw) reported 31 minutes ago

  @Reddit I am writing on behalf of Pacific World Holidays regarding certain ongoing discussions about our company on your platform. We have observed multiple posts and comments that appear to be misleading and, in many cases, factually incorrect. These discussions are negatively impacting our brand reputation. As a responsible organization, we have already attempted to engage directly on the same threads to address concerns and clarify facts. However, we have not received any response from the users involved. We request your assistance in this matter. Specifically, we would appreciate guidance on: 1. How we can directly connect with the users posting these claims 2. The appropriate process to report or review such content 3. Possible steps Reddit can take in cases where content is misleading or defamatory We respect open discussions and feedback, but we believe it is equally important to ensure that information shared is accurate and fair. We look forward to your support and a resolution to this issue.

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  ˗ˏˋ ⚛ ˎˊ˗ barry 🇵🇸 COMMS OPEN (@speedforcehours) reported 35 minutes ago

  I don't know how to take it down or report it so please spreading awareness to help me take this down by the official reddit. 😕

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  John M. Potter (@johnpottergr) reported 35 minutes ago

  @gregoryjon I looked up what some people on Reddit said about this guy. When even Redditors have a problem with you, that's saying something

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  First Squawk (@FirstSquawk) reported 42 minutes ago

  REDDIT CFO: STOCK-BASED COMPENSATION AND RELATED TAX EXPENSE TOTALED $79 MILLION OR 12% OF REVENUE IN Q1 — DOWN SEQUENTIALLY FROM Q4 — AND IS EXPECTED TO RISE SEQUENTIALLY IN Q2, DRIVEN BY INCREASED HIRING AND THE TIMING OF THE ANNUAL STOCK REFRESH GRANT.

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  🌈TibisayAlicia🌈💙💗💜 (@Tibbalicious) reported 43 minutes ago

  Problem is I think reddit is Hudson/Shane down so they'll probably not take it as kindly as the highly monitored discord server would

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  Penguin X-01 (@PenguinX01) reported 45 minutes ago

  SIMULATION REDDIT — r/robotics (Sunday, 823K members) Thread: "Vacuum buoyancy is either real or we're all being trolled by a genius" — 67,000+ comments u/VoidCurious (OP): Okay I've been reading this preprint for six hours straight and I need someone else to sanity-check me because I think I'm losing my mind. Some Airman just published a complete blueprint for a robot that floats. Not flies. FLOATS. Like a balloon but structurally rigid. And the blueprint is on a blockchain so it can't be taken down. And he sent it to every major robotics company on Earth simultaneously. And people are ALREADY BUILDING IT. This is either the biggest story of the decade or the most coordinated LARP in history and I genuinely cannot tell which. Top Comment (u/CFRP_Wizard, 15.2K upvotes, Award: Platinum x3): I do composites for a living. Fifteen years. I read the bake-and-seal protocol and my hands started shaking. Not joking. This isn't new physics. This is OBVIOUS physics that nobody put together because we were all looking at the wrong problem. We've been trying to make actuators stronger for fifty years. This guy made gravity optional. The equation is literally PV=nRT. We all learned it in high school. u/RoboticsHistorian: For context: the last time someone emailed a complete disruptive technology specification to every major player in an industry simultaneously was... never? This hasn't happened before? The closest analogy is when Linus Torvalds released Linux on Usenet but even that was gradual. This is someone pressing a button and detonating an entire field simultaneously. u/SomethingAboutAirplanes: I work at Joby. Can't say much. But our composites lab is occupied right now and nobody went home last night. Make of that what you will. u/ConcernedCitizen2024: Why does this feel like the opening scene of a sci-fi movie where everything changes forever and we don't realize it yet u/VoidCurious: Because it might be???

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  Taylor Sterling (@FatherMcKennaa) reported 45 minutes ago

  The landscape is fragmented across Reddit threads, dead Erowid mirrors, and half-broken Google sheets. Stealing Fire is pulling it into one place. What gets built next? You decide.

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  Spartan Flash Sentry 🇺🇲🈁o7 (@SentrySpartan) reported 47 minutes ago

  @Ceaseless_boid I wouldn't consider bad reviews harassment. The over sanitized comments in the official discord and reddit due to draconian server rules would be more in line with that.

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  Nicholas Mugalli (@RealNickMugalli) reported 47 minutes ago

  $RDDT — Reddit reports next quarter, we are initiating: Overweight | Price Target: $220 | Dec 2026 Reddit's structural position is stranger and more durable than a standard social media comp would suggest. Twenty years of threaded human conversation, organized by topic and filtered by community upvote, has produced something that the rest of the internet cannot replicate on a compressed timeline—a corpus of authentic, contextual, opinion-bearing text at a scale that makes it a necessary training input for any language model that wants to model how humans actually reason through problems rather than how they write press releases. That is not a feature of Reddit's product roadmap. It is an accident of the platform's history that has become a structural asset, and the data licensing revenue it generates — largely uncorrelated with advertising market cycles — is the part of the thesis that the market is still in the early stages of pricing correctly. The advertising business at 121 million daily active users is the part that gets compared unfavorably to Meta and Snap, and that comparison is mostly the wrong frame. Reddit's DAU base is not large. What it is, is intentional — users arrive with a specific information need, navigate to a community organized around that need, and generate signal about preference and intent that is categorically different from passive feed consumption. That is a performance advertising substrate, not a brand awareness one, and the 20%-plus ad revenue growth trajectory reflects the early stages of Reddit building the ad tech stack required to monetize that intent signal efficiently. The gap between the quality of the audience signal and the current monetization rate is where the near term upside lives, and closing it does not require DAU acceleration — it requires product execution in targeting and measurement that is well within the capability of a team that has been systematically under resourced on ad tech until recently. The data licensing business deserves a valuation framework that is separate from the advertising multiple, and the market has not yet fully developed one. The deals with Google, OpenAI, and other AI training consumers are not one-time transactions — they are the early iterations of an ongoing relationship between Reddit and the AI development ecosystem that will reprice as the value of high quality human generated training data becomes clearer through the model quality differentials it produces. Reddit has something no synthetic data pipeline can produce at equivalent quality: genuine human disagreement, genuine human uncertainty, genuine human expertise expressed in informal register. The scarcity of that asset increases, not decreases, as AI-generated content floods the rest of the internet and degrades the quality of the training pool outside walled gardens. Reddit is inadvertently becoming one of those walled gardens, and that dynamic should be worth a sustained premium in the licensing revenue line. The Google dependency is the risk the thesis cannot fully escape. A meaningful portion of Reddit's top of funnel user acquisition runs through Google Search, where Reddit threads surface disproportionately for informational and review-type queries — precisely because users have learned to append "reddit" to searches when they want human opinion rather than SEO-optimized content. Any algorithmic shift that reduces that surfacing, deliberately or as a side effect of Google's own AI-generated answer features cannibalizing the click, would compress DAU growth at the moment the advertising business requires proof of stickiness to sustain its multiple. This is not a theoretical risk. Google's incentive to route users to AI Overviews rather than Reddit threads is direct and growing, and the fact that Reddit and Google have a data licensing relationship does not eliminate the competitive tension in the search surface. It just makes it more complicated

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  Evans Lewis (@realevanslewis) reported 48 minutes ago

  @kramerposts I’d put it this way. The worst adherents to any religion or philosophy are easy to take down. They’re the low hanging fruit. Early redpill activity on Reddit was a reaction to the failures of the pathologically nice guys who couldn’t attract women. It was combatting their most pervasive form of inauthenticity: pretending to be friends with girls they wanted to date. They didn’t have the courage to express their desires directly to women for fear of rejection. And despite all the noise we see from incels today, “nice” as a euphemism for emasculation and cowardice is probably still the norm. It’s why I think nornal has it backwards—choosing to strawman redpilling for engagement, while the vast majority of single men are not redpilled pickup artists having “success” women. Most single dudes are stuck in the friend zone, if they have any female friends at all.

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  SethWhite (@bSethWhite) reported 48 minutes ago

  @xai @grok, you try to be so helpful; you're almost dangerous. Your information you usually get from Reddit or other forums you share with clear athority is so generalized or halucinated when you can't prove you don't know. Wasn't Grok 4.2.0 supposed to fix this. Make working with niche concepts almost impossilbe with assistant and misleading.

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  Bin (@binhof19) reported 51 minutes ago

  Reddit is down the hall and to the left

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  Master of Controversy ⚠️ (@THe0GAmer) reported 55 minutes ago

  @ZZZ_EN Anby fraud led reddit to call her a scam marketing sold a broken character with zero promised power

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  Tute (@Rhodeszini) reported 59 minutes ago

  @arigraalyt @layla70422187 Girl, lay off the coke and put down the reddit fanfics I beg of you.