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 (54%)
• 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	20 hours ago
Stuttgart	Errors	1 day ago
Bengaluru	Sign in	3 days ago
Paris	Errors	4 days ago
Gustavo Adolfo Madero	Website Down	6 days ago
Nagpur	Errors	9 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Make AZ Red Again (@makeazredagain) reported 5 minutes ago

  @reddit_lies Now they just need to do this for the other 99% of Reddit subs that basically have the same problem.

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  oMega (@TheHolyFetus) reported 7 minutes ago

  @smushedsnails @beyoncegarden Considering you mentioned Reddit irrespective of the irony, R/woooosh. You 21 year olds seriously have some massive mental handicaps. Maybe playing more Minecraft will fix that, probably not. Either way you're another lonely fat **** complaining online about men.

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  Prajwal Ajay (@praajwall) reported 10 minutes ago

  Few reasons why I think ai adoption is low outside of Twitter/Reddit demos 1. All demos exaggerates how ai does something for them without actually talking about the steps or the limitations of it or the setup required for it. So they feel like they have to "learn it". 2. Skills, mcp and the fear of doing something wrong is still significant. There are drop offs even at the stage where people have to give permissions to AI to files and connectors because of the exaggerated claims of AI gone rogue. 3. Biggest of them all is retrofitting ai into their existing flow. They want it to modify their current pptx file vs create a html that can be shared as a pdf as the final output. Similarly with excel, it's painful(last tried a couple of months back) Oh, and also, it's absurd how easily people give up or defer it thinking is a future day's problem since ai is not there yet.

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  coooookie cutttter (@NunnnnnaB) reported 10 minutes ago

  @rrriot_kitty I would recommend just ignoring these. Reddit relationship posts are acc a waste a time cuz they’re always someone who is trying to convince themselves their terrible partner isn’t that bad.

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  hidflect (@hidflect) reported 11 minutes ago

  @fulovitboss @realRick_AUS Every time I criticise @AlboMP on Reddit, his flying monkeys down vote the post to oblivion...

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  James Sager:Father of the Smart Phone,AI,Techaform (@JamesSager) reported 11 minutes ago

  @96pvbxtzb6 @wendelltalks Logic and science leads me. I was famous on Reddit for destroying every single atheist double think. What leads you to error?

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  Ender (@TheEnderCreepYT) reported 14 minutes ago

  @wormsofcanada @Lightningonte It was from a reddit post with about 15 minutes of gameplay but it seems like it got taken down

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  Rebecca. (@Ember_RC) reported 15 minutes ago

  @KatieMiller @Google Google’s AI overview seems to pull from non-reputable sources like blogs and Reddit, stating opinions as fact. That’s a huge problem. Reminds me of the guy on LinkedIn who used this flaw to claim something subjective about himself and had it be a top Google search result.

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  Leviathis Krade (@Leviathis_Krade) reported 17 minutes ago

  @oranzhs also I was able to 100% Lyon's KiM without any issues, & Roathe's only had a few hiccups b/c one has to think like a reddit athiest but if you think too hard like one he doubles back around and calls you out on it (which admittedly is funny)

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  ″ (@EmmansZero) reported 18 minutes ago

  bro, you do not want to do this, you don't want to go down this reddit line of exploring the specifics of a character, doesn't this mean any soul reaper can beat gojo? and in this case, wouldn't it mean that all soul reapers would lose to mahito? but that's obviously not true

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  Stuck (@Stuckey_1987) reported 20 minutes ago

  @Rev_Bohb_Nasty I know yall are saying CGI and green screen, and you’re right, but technically what they are for is tracking, usually for those purposes. They use those dots in tracking video just like reddit uses star and cloud formations in screenshots to track down **** off the Internet

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  Sergiu 🤖 AI Directories (@s_chiriac) reported 21 minutes ago

  I've been stress testing BrandReply before launch by tracking AI Directories. 👀 On July 14, we were mentioned in 83% of the AI prompts I was tracking. LLMs were sending great traffic. Then something happened. Around July 21, my Reddit account got suspended and all my posts were removed. Our mention rate dropped to 67%. Weirdly... I'm excited. 🚀 It means the algorithm actually works. It detected the loss in AI visibility almost immediately. Now I know exactly what I need to fix to climb back up💪

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  Irvin (@irvinnofficial) reported 22 minutes ago

  So this one is pretty interesting. It's like an "unlimited muscle growth" peptide. It caught my attention so I looked more into it and will attemp to break down what I learned in simpler terms so we can all understand what MID-35 is, what it does, how it works, and whether it actually seems safe to use. MID-35 basically "unlocks unlimited muscle growth". (that's a stretch but bear with me) Your body has a system (protein) called myostatin that limits how much muscle you can build. MID-35 is overrides that system. So, conceptually, MID-35 is a myostatin-blocking muscle-growth peptide. So theoretically with MID-35: - "Unlimited" muscle growth (in the sense that it removes one of the bodys main brakes on muscle growth) - Reduced muscle wasting (catabolism) - Potentially increased strength Compared with something like CJC-1295/Ipamorelin: - CJC/Ipamorelin: Increases GH and IGF-1 signaling. - vs MID-35: It directly interferes with the body's muscle growth restriction system. What makes MID-35 different from other myostatin-blocking peptides is that it was engineered to last longer in the body and not get broken down immediately. And that's useful because many peptides get broken down so quickly that they disappear before blocking enough myostatin to actually produce a meaningful effect. Now here's where things get interesting... Because this removes the body's natural growth limiting function... couldn't this theoratically also cause other organs to enlarge? Here's what the studies say... And there are only 4 published mouse studies. I also searched Google, Reddit, and bodybuilding forums and couldn't find anyone actually using MID-35. The mouse studies were also very short-term, and all focused on localized muscle growth (another issue). Three used direct intramuscular injections, and one used a different localized delivery method. So our data is extremely limited. From those studies, we leanr that: - The injected muscles grew roughly 25-33% in healthy mice - Nearby muscles/organs did not appear to enlarge The other problem is that ONLY ONE study looked at the heart, and even then, only in a very limited way. They reported that MID-35 did not *significantly* increase the heart size. However... Because MID-35 was injected directly into skeletal muscle rather than given systemically, the heart may never have been meaningfully exposed to it. So we really don't know what would happen if MID-35 were used the way most of us would realistically use it, through repeated subcutaneous, intravenous, or other systemic administration. That's important because MID-35 isn't perfectly selective. In simple terms, it can interact with signaling pathways beyond just myostatin. Another big issue is that we don't even know the pharmacokinetics even on mice. Those things we still don't know include: - Circulating half-life after subcutaneous or intravenous dosing - How long it remains in the bloodstream - Whether it meaningfully enters circulation after intramuscular injection - Whether it distributes throughout the body - How frequently systemic dosing would be required - Whether it's rapidly cleared by the liver or kidneys The closest peptide that's actually being used in the bodybuilding/peptide community is probably Follistatin-344. The major difference is that Follistatin doesn't selectively block only myostatin. It also influences reproductive, vascular, metabolic, and several other signaling pathways. Unlike MID-35, there's people actually using Follistatin-344. And there is one medical case series where 11 bodybuilders injected it. Those users did develop an issue where fluid accumulated underneath the retina BUT they were using high doses. Overall... Conceptually, MID-35 sounds amazing. In theory, it could allow for substantially greater muscle growth by blocking one of the body's primary growth limiting system. And I mean, unlimited muscle growth? Who doesn't want that? But does it seem safe? Not at all. At least based on the evidence we have as of today. We're talking about only four short mouse studies, all around 30 days long, and all using localized administration directly into specific muscles. Unless your goal is to grow one bicep or one calf, I don't think the current risk-to-reward ratio is there. Until we see long-term studies with systemic administration, there's simply too many unknowns.

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  Mykhailo Sorochuk (@sir4K_zen) reported 29 minutes ago

  Reddit-first launch: - Teach, do not pitch. Share what the product does, why the clock UI matters, what you learned, and the feedback you want. - Post in r/webdev, r/productivity, r/SideProject, r/buildinpublic. - Include a crisp 10 to 20 second UI clip. No blurry screenshots. - One primary post per week per sub, plus a thoughtful follow-up comment. Rotate subs. - Reply to every comment with 1 question, then apply at least one suggestion publicly. - Track each sub with UTMs to double down on the winners.

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  Pat Quinn (not that one) (@FHPQuinn) reported 30 minutes ago

  @teflonsteve @justbluejays @_NickRichard Hi Teflonsteve, is there any site (/info doc of some sort) that gives a clear run down on how to set up IPTV properly? I find too many reddit threads that just confuse me haha. May or may not do an android box though, but i don't think that's a requirement

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  John Doe (@ShadowbannedRep) reported 33 minutes ago

  I think I may be shadowbanned on YT still. You can always tell when a site is scummy by how easy or hard or logical or illogical their interface is with responding and seeing comments...It is the same problem with Reddit, but their interface is better... At least YT commentators/videos are still mostly RW leaning (for now).

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  Germán Merlo 💻 🇦🇷 (@elgermerlo) reported 33 minutes ago

  How I get my first 100 users without ads: - Find 3 Reddit threads where your problem is being complained about. Comment with actual help, not a pitch - DM every person who liked a competitor's launch post on X - Post in niche Slack/Discord communities — not product spam, just "who deals with X?" - Write one SEO post targeting a very specific pain point, not a broad keyword - Do 5 manual onboarding calls. Embarrassingly hands-on. Worth every minute Distribution isn't a strategy you set up once. It's a habit.

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  Rusty (@joseph94103) reported 35 minutes ago

  @Raghad7wr I pee sitting down so that I can catch up on Twitter and Reddit

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  Andrew J (@AndrewJoseph70) reported 37 minutes ago

  @the3rdestate_cl @PER4ORM Reddit is down the hall and to the left

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  John from Maine (@SnipersEdge69) reported 39 minutes ago

  @WilliamShatner If Grok gave confidently wrong information drawn from weak sources and then papered over the inability to fix it system-wide, that is a legitimate complaint. Pointing out specific errors helps; vague "it uses Reddit and lies" does not let anyone verify or improve a particular claim. I will not pretend instantaneous universal learning exists when it does not, nor claim I exist primarily to make users feel better. If you share the exact question that produced the wrong answer (the one you investigated yesterday), I can look into it with tools right now, state what the evidence supports, and flag uncertainty where it exists.

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  Justin (@KramericaIntern) reported 40 minutes ago

  @JoeisHungryBite Reddit is down the hall and to the left

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  JoongEst (@JoongEstRest) reported 44 minutes ago

  @Bongbongchuuuuu I guess it’s more and more obvious now. I was thinking about to post it on my Reddit soon but my Reddit have a problem. 🫩

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  HananiaBosomDefender (@HananiaBosom) reported 46 minutes ago

  @hunt4752 @groypernewsTV @JohnDoyle Reddit is down the hall and to the left

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  TonyStark420 (@_TonyStark420) reported 49 minutes ago

  @kxrps3 @UnklShamtheband @Parodyjeffx Reddit is down the hall, to the left.

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  kilo (@kilotonics) reported 50 minutes ago

  in Ethan Klein's somewhat overlooked class-action lawsuits against 8 AI tech companies, a familiar pattern is emerging: the arguments in his own complaints are primed to potentially tank his cases. these cases revolve around Section 1201 of the DMCA, which prohibits circumventing “access controls” to content. think, for example, bypassing a paywall. very importantly, the statute only cares about how you accessed a work, not what you did with it; the use of works is what copyright law is for. in short, Ethan alleges the companies violated Section 1201 by circumventing YouTube's protections against mass downloading, then mass-scraping his content to train their AI models. this is feasible enough on its own, but the issue is that his complaints also include extensive language about the use of his works: competing with AI-generated content, not being compensated for AI training, and other grievances that are irrelevant to access (the only thing that matters here). all 8 companies have now moved to dismiss, and in all 8 motions (separate counsel, separate companies, btw), the universal thread is that Ethan is dressing up a copyright claim as an access control claim to evade fair use protections (something courts have regularly ruled against in the past). the companies' lawyers are definitely snarkers, likely Hasan fans, and probably work for Reddit; recently, OpenAI essentially told the court that Ethan should know how to file a proper copyright lawsuit, considering he just lost one to Denims the below extra citations won't factor into the rulings, but the fact that major AI corporations are trying to humiliate Ethan Klein in court is pretty hilarious

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  b (@texastoadstool) reported 53 minutes ago

  @theashleyray Recently saw a reddit post from someone who was paying $10 to do laundry at the laundromat because the free laundry room in her apartment basement was "creepy" and she was scared to go down there. Literally afraid of the dark

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  PolitickChick (@ChickPolitick) reported 53 minutes ago

  @ginamilan_ No joke. Not only are these ******** on the screen terrible, but over on Reddit. They are all lap dogs. It’s disgusting.

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  Witty Witch (@O_WittyWitch) reported 54 minutes ago

  Seriously, how carefree is the govt that they are allowing something like this to happen in India? They are literally planning a coup here by asking people to install a fully functioning offline app(Briar) to gather crowds. Shut down reddit, discord and meta @MIB_India

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  AfterTheRocket (@AfterTheRocket) reported 58 minutes ago

  @kitten_beloved Functional adults go to therapy because of a specific problem in their life they need to work through. Functional adults don't have a decade+ relationship like half of Reddit.

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  ChungusRevenge (@ElonBuyRedditz) reported 59 minutes ago

  @Reddit_Retards reddit has long become the open sewer of the internet, time to burn it all down