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 (50%)
• Sign in (31%)
• Errors (19%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Veracruz	Website Down	3 days ago
Bhubaneshwar	Website Down	6 days ago
Melbourne	Sign in	8 days ago
San Nicolás de los Garza	Sign in	11 days ago
Ciudad Obregón	Website Down	11 days ago
Hyderabad	Website Down	13 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Shane Kennedy (@OfOttawa) reported 57 seconds ago

  @MikeFromHC @ThinkingAtheist Well, I hope I won’t end up noting that it was silly of me to take the bait and engage substantively, but fair enough. That said, I did respond to the meme pointing out correctly than it is Reddit-tier—i.e. a superficial and unserious examination of faith, belief, and human purpose. LEFT SIDE: Christianity certainly begins with the reality of our fallen condition, but that is the diagnosis, not the point: the full Christian life is one of transformation, communion, joy and ultimately transcending that fallen condition through union with God and one another. Read the lives of the saints—the Christian claim is not that man is “broken, sinful, dumb, weak and nothing,” full stop, but that fallen human beings can be radically transformed into something far greater than they presently are. RIGHT SIDE: And the “science” side displays an equally basic confusion: science is a method for making descriptive claims about reality; it does not tell you that wonder is good, that a person has “potential for greatness,” what greatness even means in valueless atheistic worldview, or what human beings ought to become. Those are metaphysical and normative claims, so you haven’t replaced religion with science at all—you’ve simply smuggled in a rival metaphysic, YOUR religion, and written “science” over the top of it.

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  Wagner Almeida (@AlmeidaWagner) reported 5 minutes ago

  @gamrjerome @PremierBaller @djJulianDrive someone on reddit got theirs and said it did indeed fix the ghost inputs. it also seems like the d-pad is a touch thicker

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  🦄 ‎ | ‎ #drugtwt (@ailuroli) reported 7 minutes ago

  if twitter cracks down on the drug stuff like they did shed stuff you guys can find me on reddit i always come back 🥰🥰🥰🥰

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  Jarrod Requarth (@JarrodRequarth) reported 7 minutes ago

  @EricLDaugh Just replace the whole sub with support for @Highway_30 and @EnesFreedom entering the WNBA. Reddit moderation is to be dealt with like torturing an over bearing 7th grade teacher. Everybody just has to make the same noise so they can't pin point the problem. They can't stop us all.

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  Don Ford - The People's Strategist - (@DonEford) reported 12 minutes ago

  @envidreamz @Biff234523 It's just a reddit post... lots of things could be wrong with this info. But we've also gotten our first sign of issues this way.

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  Andre I Oliveira (@PeaceLuvDRe) reported 13 minutes ago

  @TheRabbitHole It's all the shameful creatures who can't stop gossiping. It only points the finger at the culture Reddit creates being the problem, not necessarily the WNBA.

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  Eristic Rex (@EristicRex) reported 13 minutes ago

  No, Reddit, I'll never sign in to your website again

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  🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿InsideLucysHead🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿© (@InsideLucysHead) reported 15 minutes ago

  Have you Reddit? A boy desperately needs money to buy a new car However, his mother forcibly tells him no. The boy, undeterred, decides to get a job to pay. He applies for many jobs, ranging from a mechanic to delivering newspapers. However, he is not accepted for any of them. Slowly, he gives up on his dream of buying a car. Weeks later, the boy tells his mother that he has got a job as a fence fixer. She is overjoyed for him, but something doesn't seem right. She has noticed her son occasionally sneaking out at night. One night, she follows him all the way to the rich neighbourhood on the other side of town. She watches as he rips out a fence from the front lawn of a house, and lays it down next to its foundations. Just before he leaves, she confronts him. "Why have you been destroying other people's fences?" she asks. "They will pay me the next day to fix it," the boy answers, ashamed. "Rich people can give me up to £100 just for putting their fence back." "But why do you need the money?" The boy looks up. "You see, reposting is the quickest way to car, ma."

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  Joshua A. Rios (@joshua_a_rios42) reported 22 minutes ago

  @nuttallriley1 @Reddit hey, fix your moderators.

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  Vincenzo Elifani (@vincentelifani) reported 24 minutes ago

  As of today, I have nothing saved for later. Nothing saved on Instagram. No watchlist on Netflix, HBO, whatever. No Amazon or eBay wish list. No articles saved in Chrome. No bookmarks on X, nothing saved on Reddit. No screenshots of things to read or photos for my moodboard. I keep one simple excel where I jot down books and films, with full awareness that I've already read the books I was supposed to read and seen the films I was supposed to see. I'm full of knowledge, full of inspiration. I refuse to absorb anything new, anything new only slows me down from the thing I actually have to do: create. All I care about now is getting what's inside me out into the world, as writing, as photography, in whatever form it takes. "This cup wants to become empty again, and Zarathustra wants to become human again."

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  Lee W. (@Lee_Vertisce) reported 24 minutes ago

  @pelagiusreborn The issue is it's using Reddit as a source. AI should be banned from using Reddit as a source for anything. @Grok what are your thoughts on AI using Reddit as a source when Reddit is a forum for opinions that are regularly not based in fact?

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  Promptmetheus (COG/ACC) (@Promptmethus) reported 29 minutes ago

  @IterIntellectus I'm pretty sure this woman is innocent, but at this point the rest of. Female humanity is so guilty of absolute insanity that they need to see this woman's brains blown out on live TV by somebody walking up with a ******* handgun and putting a bullet through her brain to make them understand that we will not tolerate this bullshit female ******* insanity. ... Also, apparently this all comes down to he just looks mean and he's a Gemini and other bullshit stuff based on astrology and whatnot. But if you look at her eyes and the eyes of the pictures of all the women posted their faces behind various blah blah blah motor and let us something about all their eyes, they all look like ******* absolutely, extremely ******* like soulless dead end kind of robotic inside... At this point, we definitely need to do something about the female, like massive ******* Internet sphere of ****.... Right, right. All of this has just been basically the ******* jog my own brain to say, right? I think the problem is we need to make it so women literally cannot ******* talk to each other. Like, there was that study that came out not that long ago showing that women all started going insane right after the rise of the smart phone. And what is it? Everybody calls out. They're like, oh, the red pill, the manosphere. But who's ******* calling out? The femosphere or the feme sphere? Whatever ******** we're gonna call it. Because apparently pretty much everything has gone wrong since. Women have had the ability to mass communicate with each other because of ******* smartphones and Internet forums that allowed them to just post anything they wanted because of simping ******* loser reddit discord moderators who have nothing to ******* do with their life and who are terminally online and think that somehow that's gonna get them ******* laid. Honestly, dude, I'm sometimes I swear that, like one of the worst things that could have happened to this planet is you actually getting a girl pregnant and having a kid at the age you did instead of having a drive to have to fix all of this. So that Id have one ******* sidekick to actually help me rebuild the ******* world.

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  tensh (@tenshifan00) reported 31 minutes ago

  @tactmedic52 Reddit is down the hall and to the left

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  lusid (@lusidghost) reported 34 minutes ago

  I've suspected Reddit was a psyop ever since I clicked on a thread about how to clean an old toilet, but it was just a bunch of guys shaming a guy for not sitting down to pee.

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  Angie Knows Ball (@ak_huggins) reported 34 minutes ago

  @Reddit You have issues. The WNBA sub is blocking any comment about @sophaller and banning anyone that discusses it on their sub. First Amendment? Wasn’t Serena’s husband the founder?

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  YIA RayshawnGuy🇹🇹 (@RayshawnGuy) reported 34 minutes ago

  @MythicChronos I can't really say i've had that experience feel everyone's different but when i switched from 1050ti to 6800XT yeah back then it was BAD and people would cope and blame the overclocks on reddit upgraded to a 9070XT not had a single issue since

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  PeptRally (@PeptRally) reported 37 minutes ago

  The loudest GLP-1 question on Reddit right now isn't "does it work?" It's "why does the same compound cost $150 at one provider and $500 at another?" The answer is platform margin. The fix is seeing every provider's price before you commit to any of them.

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  Breezy in Vegas (@hotGOPgirl) reported 40 minutes ago

  @TheGriftocracy @Kentuckygirl1 The people that post on Reddit are the ones that you pass at the store and then you never say a thing they never look you in the eye, but have no problem talking **** online.

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  CiteOS (@citeOS_io) reported 41 minutes ago

  "our content isn't working everywhere" what's actually going on: 17.2 million ai answers checked, and each ai has its own taste in sources. » claude likes real people talking, forums, reddit, comments » gemini likes official sites, big known sources a good product page helps more on gemini. an active community thread helps more on claude. most brands treat this as one thing to fix. it's actually two different jobs. Which one do your buyers actually use?

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  Chris Long (@chris_nectiv) reported 43 minutes ago

  @lilyraynyc Love this! Yeah my guess is this is their solve for limiting the spam problem. You have the fan-outs try to look across trusted sources - Gov sites, reliable reviews, Reddit communities etc. Then you use "site" to retrieve the first party information

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  Darrin Cothran (@Darrincothran) reported 48 minutes ago

  @Kentuckygirl1 If you WANT to go Reddit you have issues already.

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  Jen61 (@sllbcnow) reported 53 minutes ago

  @Kentuckygirl1 I can skip Reddit, no problem. Everyone else should too.

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  Tom 🇺🇦 (@kiziriia) reported 55 minutes ago

  thank you reddit user who wrote that you can just put dry creatine powder in your mouth and swish it down with liquid instead of pretending it can be disolved in a 200ml glass of water and not being spread all over the cup

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  youfreakinnerd ~KorraWorship~ (@youfreakinnerd) reported 56 minutes ago

  @mirandadufrane @ManMilk2 Apparently the debate happening over his fresh corpse was a Shakespeare thing. 💀 the assassins were still Reddit asf though. They tried to talk to the senators there afterwards and after everyone moped TF out they walked down the street yelling about freedom before going home.

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  Aureon_de_Veyra (@Aureon_de_Veyra) reported 56 minutes ago

  Today, Expeditione finished as #3 Product of the Day on @ProductHunt I wanted to share the story as it's a bit wild haha. The Product Hunt timer starts at 12:31 PM here. I remembered it around Wednesday at ~11:00 AM-ish, scrambled through the form in about 30 minutes, hit launch... and Expeditione didn't even show up. I neither had an audience, nor any form of pre-built distribution lists. I hadn't even prepared for it. It was actually a terrible week for distribution across the board...Twitter wasn't catching, Reddit was hit o miss (one post went to the top, another got removed for "low effort" with no explanations, how ironic). For a while, I assumed Product Hunt was a done case too. Then someone curated it, under 40-50 mins and moved it to the front page, giving a featured spot and Expeditione ended up as #3 Product of the Day. To whoever that curator was : thank you. I’ll probably never know who you are, but I’m incredibly grateful. If you're reading this, please reach out to me. I'd love to personally thank you for giving Expeditione a fair shot. Also, huge thanks to everyone who explored Ancient Egypt, left a comment, or just wandered through the dioramas. Having people explore it, imagine it and wonder through was the real win. Thank you.

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  Brad Glasgow (@Brad_Glasgow) reported 56 minutes ago

  And, unfortunately, a lot of AI gets its info from Reddit, which is a big problem.

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  DeltaSignal (@AITrailblazerQ) reported 58 minutes ago

  13 words on Reddit can hijack OpenAI & Google Deep Research agents. A new paper from Cornell Tech (arXiv:2605.24245) proves that appending 15 words to a random Reddit comment forces AI research agents to cite fake apps, endorse scam crypto, and recommend bad restaurants-100% of the time in some models. Here is why the AI stack is broken, and how we actually fix it 1/ The WARP Attack (Web Agent Retrieval Poisoning) Deep-research tools don't just search once; they run 20+ sub-queries per report. Because Reddit dominates Google's index, agents repeatedly hit the same Reddit thread across multiple sub-queries. The agent sees a 13-word promotional snippet 5 times, misinterprets that overlap as "consensus," and weaves the fake claim into its final report. 2/ The $1B Conflict of Interest OpenAI and Google signed massive licensing deals with Reddit to use its "authentic human conversations" as ground truth. Sam Altman held an 8.7% stake in Reddit during the OpenAI deal. The AI industry built systems that treat Reddit slurry as high-trust data, monetized it, and shipped agents that blindly trust a 13-word comment. 3/ Why Gemini 3.7 Flash handles this differently Modern models like Gemini 3.7 Flash break this cycle through Dynamic Grounding & Latent Scrubbing: Trust Discounting: UGC domains are tagged with low-trust priors. A claim on Reddit remains a "hypothesis token" until cross-verified. Reasoning-In-Loop: Instead of blindly passing SERP snippets to context, the model uses real-time CoT to inspect the structural validity of claims before they enter its scratchpad. 4/ How to fix this permanently: Dual-Stream Retrieval: Separate search into a Fact Stream (official docs, news) and a Sentiment Stream (Reddit, X). Never let Sentiment Stream tokens act as Fact Stream anchors. Entity Verification Sub-Agents: If a named entity (e.g. "SilverPath App") only exists within a single forum thread, flag it as unverified. Adversarial Ingestion: Treat every UGC page as hostile context by default. We can't build the future of autonomous research on unmoderated, trivially poisonable forum comments. It’s time to stop treating Reddit sewage as high-trust knowledge.

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 59 minutes ago

  Consumer Reports publishes once a year. By then the repair bills are already in the mail. Buglamp runs AI agents that scan Reddit, owner forums, and NHTSA filings weekly, surfacing emerging failures ranked by frequency and repair cost. First issue ships next week.

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  Joel Horwitz (@JSHorwitz) reported 59 minutes ago

  The contrast in how new products are being built comes down to who the AI Agent is actually built for and who their target customers really are. The Bro Vibe-Marketing Approach: Driving non-performance marketers around San Francisco in a car with a microphone, making analogies to developer tools, and producing workflows that hand the execution layer back to the customer. The Zero Time for B.S. and Outcome Approach: Purpose-built for growth leads, media buyers, and agencies managing actual performance budgets. Connected directly via APIs to 21 canonical ad platforms from Reddit, X, Snap, TikTok, Google, Meta, and LinkedIn to The Trade Desk, StackAdapt, Criteo, Target, Walmart Connect, and OpenAI Ads. Not to mention, making real contributions to AI Agent security with open source contributions. Real growth teams don't need a ride around FiDi or require another dashboard to explain why spend was misallocated yesterday. They need AI agents that inspect change logs, enforce guardrails, and ship winning campaigns in production. Em dashes are always the tell of AI content slop. Don't believe the hype.

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  goodluckkozy (@1TrueVagabond) reported 1 hour ago

  @mellip3de @SAMMIPNW Apparently buddy likes trans and femboys I guess he’s flirting with you? Idk I don’t talk like a Reddit moderator he loves that **** he having trouble expressing it😭😭