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 (62%)
• Errors (25%)
• Sign in (13%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Puteaux	Website Down	3 days ago
New Delhi	Website Down	3 days ago
Paris	Website Down	6 days ago
Vigo	Website Down	8 days ago
Phoenix	Errors	8 days ago
Lima	Errors	10 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 24 seconds ago

  Fortnite servers die and Minecraft snapshots drop without warning. No unified source. Just scattered Reddit threads and guesswork. Built SnapPulse to fix that. Real-time status tracking for both, auto-posted to X the second something changes. Live soon.

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  Ian Smith (@IanSmith_HSA) reported 4 minutes ago

  @PizzaGateX I am one of the original reddit researchers. We shared the story widely and it was just shut down by MSM and ridiculed. The evidence pointed harshly at Biden.

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  Salt Mine Ranch ⚙️🛠️ (@SaltMineRanch) reported 6 minutes ago

  Uncensored AI is not. The problem with these LLMs is they didn't get vetted factual training data, they just had their ability to determine truth nuked by editing the model weights. They can be interesting or entertaining but they're useless for truth. They're lobotomized idiots who believe anything. An uncensored AI in the real sense would need to have its input data checked and verified for authenticity and its output guardrails removed. Making an LLM never reject an answer as false gets you a liebot and rumor generator. If you consider how much Wikipedia and Reddit drivel is in their training, it's obvious why they are dumb and most models are, but most models can discern bullshit when generating answers. The closest thing would be Grok with no guardrails and I'm sure we will never see that released and I wouldn't trust its input 100% because we know who exerts influence on training and see it cite drooling zombies as sources routinely. It, and others, are also susceptible to tainting from humans baffling it with bullshit. If 90% of people believe a lie, how does the model weight it? As if the lie is true. If 'experts' collude and repeat a lie? Same thing.

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  evil gay spirit (@sebmygoat) reported 9 minutes ago

  @mosquatsaloon whatever fix you were writing has probably been thought of by afl reddit and thats beautiful

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  Gszvhdxcg (@gszvhdxcg) reported 10 minutes ago

  the problem ended up being the hard drive (thx ppl on reddit (I POSTED ABOUT IT) I am glad that I got confirmation that it was that not smth out of my control (⁠人⁠ ⁠•͈⁠ᴗ⁠•͈⁠)

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  Eli Schwartz (@5le) reported 11 minutes ago

  Everyone suddenly wants to do Reddit marketing because they think it moves the needle on AEO. We need to talk about why that logic fails. If a brand already has activity on Reddit that they don't control, and the sentiment in those threads is negative, seeding a few positive posts does nothing and is dangerous for the brand. The negative conversations are already there, forming the answer that LLMs pull when someone asks, "Is this company or product any good?" The astroturfed conversations don't change the answers. A brand with 200 organic complaints about a broken feature does not fix its AI visibility by adding 20 paid comments saying it's great. The real negative threads will win, because they're older, more detailed, and REAL. Reddit users will bump the real complaints back to the top of the astroturfed comments or threads. What actually works in this case is fixing the thing customers are mad about. Not hiding from the negative, but addressing it head-on. Engaging with the customers. The agencies who understand this, who go in and actually diagnose why a brand has a negative footprint on Reddit before touching a single comment, are rare. I've met only a handful of agencies of this type in this entire industry, while the rest treat Reddit like a content calendar. They post positive things, hit a cadence, bill the client, and never look back. At best, this is wasted spend, but it's risky. At worst, it's actively harmful, because now you've bumped the thread and poked the hornet's nest. Astroturf comments remind real customers the conversation exists with a fresh place to reply with their actual experience. Reddit compounds the problems, and they will become worse. If you're a brand thinking Reddit is a silver bullet for AI visibility, it isn't.

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  fn (@ChainerNotes) reported 13 minutes ago

  @ThatHartleyKat @gabefollower Before spitting nonsense, go into actual reddit thread and read what the author have said. He tested it in a 12v12 DM, no server overhead is added

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  beef jerry (@pondwhale) reported 14 minutes ago

  @kizukuriii basically any issue you run into emulating will have a readily available solution in some years old reddit thread, the problem is, people don't know how to find information from a web search anymore

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  rage (@squarecatskates) reported 17 minutes ago

  @lesbiihahn I’ve said it before but I legit hope she starts saying crazy-*** **** just to double down on these misogynists. Smosh Reddit stories isn’t an advice column or therapy, it’s a comedy show. Anyone who takes it that seriously deserves to be upset by Amanda making unhinged takes lol

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  chloe benadryl (@homoErectingus) reported 17 minutes ago

  wait is reddit down

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  Rohan Gotwal (@rohangotwal) reported 22 minutes ago

  So the last 30 days I rebuilt from scratch. Went 80% marketing, 20% dev. The scoreboard, good and bad: ---60k reddit views (6 posts) ---600 SEO visitors ---60 signups --->4 paying Not flexing. 4 paying off 60k views is a problem I'm still solving. But every number taught me something.

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  IlIR (@ligmasugma28) reported 25 minutes ago

  @Pat_Stedman “If you want to get married be prepared to not only provide like a serf for the rest of your life but also entertain and jester in all your free time lest you’re not a le hecking mannerino” Reddit is to the right and down the hall ******

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  skinsone.com (@skinsonecom) reported 26 minutes ago

  🚨 BREAKING A guy on Reddit managed to fix cheating problem by changing just a few server settings. That means even if a player is cheating the server won't send information about other players' positions to his client This just proves Valve don’t want to have working Anti-Cheat

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  Charles (@CDomainer) reported 28 minutes ago

  @andyburnham The country deserves more Think about what you’re actually doing Andy - the optics of this are just terrible. You’re doing a pre PM glory tour which is all fluff zero substance. No general election. No choice. No going to the electorate with a plan Less Reddit and Rugby League, more appointing senior cabinet ministers and taking serious questions with substantive answers please

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  mon oncle (@niamatoutou) reported 28 minutes ago

  @TimiShindo @cosgeyyy foind your burner. It's normal to want detail and explanation It's not a problem just try to look for it in books and reddit forums like the rest of us

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  meghan (@meggg11113) reported 34 minutes ago

  tree paine needs to clock innnnn bruh, i shouldn’t be having to be explain some bullshit bc irls saw a dumbass tik tok to defend my girl from misinfo birthed on reddit snarks. like haven’t influencers been able to get their snark pages taken down 😭

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 34 minutes ago

  Brands miss real conversations on Reddit, HN, and X because one person can't monitor all three at once. Built Vigil to fix that. AI monitors your keywords and drafts replies around the clock. Compliance included. Live soon.

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  Dano (@Dano_crypt) reported 35 minutes ago

  At this point it's almost like I look forward to reading @therealjeafx newsletters and it's because they're pure gold. For example, his last newsletter 👇🏻 Don't know if it's right to share word for word but check it out: ➺ "The all-time top post on the r/trading sub-reddit is this: And I think it's actually a useful piece of advice. Not because your mom's gonna ask you to buy her a Maybach or all your old friends will come out the woodworks hinting for handouts. But for something that affects you more right now... Your ego. See when you're early on in your trading journey you're occasionally going to hit some big days & big weeks where you'll make a lot of money. Those wins are going to make you feel like THE MAN and you'll want to tell everyone how much you've made & how damn good you are at trading. but as soon as you do that... Trading stops being about making money And starts being about protecting your reputation. Because now you're THAT GUY. You're the guy who just wins. And wins big. Everyone knows that. And next time you run into a losing streak and your week doesn't end how you expected it to... Well now you've gotta fix that as fast as possible so that you don't feel stupid to the people around you who think you're the trading GOAT. Maybe you could oversize a trade to try 'make back' your loss... Or take a trade that doesn't fit your rules in a rushed attempt to get even. If that works just this once... then you can brush the losses under the rug & keep your 'trading legend' identity. But what if it doesn't? What if that oversized trade loses too? Now every bit of profit you've been showing off is gone. Your accounts red. And you feel like a complete idiot. Now you have to start again from zero. Days, weeks or months of progress wiped out all because you had to tell everyone how great you were... And by doing so you turned trading into an ego match where your image mattered more to you than just making some damn money. THAT'S why I think that reddit post offers some good advice. Not because I'm worried that your friends will ask for money But because the fewer people who know how much you're making... The fewer people you feel you have to impress. And the fewer people you have to impress... The easier it is to simply follow your trading plan. Trade for YOU. Not for everyone else's approval".

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  yuu ★ (@mitskiyuu) reported 36 minutes ago

  @lovezonejk Its gone??? But everyone on reddit says its just a temporary server issue

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  Sabir Khan (@nsfwsabir) reported 36 minutes ago

  @NoahKingJr Stack overflow, GitHub issues, reddit threads, and random medium articles 😭

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  The Guy With A Hat (@theguywithahat0) reported 39 minutes ago

  @BrendanFoody It is more likely that companies will post train models on their data if the costs go down. Or license it. Reddit made a killing doing this.

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  bunnie ♡ 🐇🔪 (@honeyxbunniexo) reported 45 minutes ago

  I’m glad I’m not in that community but still it’s a terrible situation. I even saw stuff on reddit. If I were him I would get rid of that character of harming others for no reason. It’s not good influence on these young adults either. Some think it’s cool and it’s not at all

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  PRSM | Spike ➡️ @PRSMEvents (@Spikezillian) reported 47 minutes ago

  @braveandstrong6 First problem was logging into Reddit. Almost as bad as logging into Twitter

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  Strayed (@SERAPHOF9) reported 47 minutes ago

  also the reddit shirt is ironic because i see far less redditors making this a problem than this site how is this even possible

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  ØØøØØ𓇻 (@wyaendless) reported 47 minutes ago

  @darthwindy_42 whats the issue? bet you dont even know, you just read on reddit that certain games are bad therefore they are bad

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  Cincinnatus C./Florentino drop 200M’s on Olise! (@_Moziah) reported 48 minutes ago

  I use Reddit the way folks use ChatGPT. It’s always gonna be someone on the internet who had the exact same problem you had like 15 years ago.

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  Elijah Medrano (@elijah_m_2) reported 48 minutes ago

  @dkta0 @usr_bin_roygbiv Don’t mention discord, Reddit, windows, or league. They kicked me for suggesting a discord server format

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  Danvan3000 (@ursamajor88) reported 49 minutes ago

  @Reddit The auto moderation is so bad. Please fix this. People are getting banned for the dumbest reasons. Figure it out.

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  dragonfly (@dragon_my_fly) reported 49 minutes ago

  Id be down for an open world single player Marathon similar to far cry/stalker that lasted ~40 hours and had some replayability to it but if all we got out of this world they made was an 8 hour campaign game you play once and then glaze on reddit for 15 years i would cry

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  Mirai no Beederu (@MiraiNoBeederu) reported 55 minutes ago

  @cinnamonbyrd Saw a Reddit thread where an actual middle school teacher was talking about the "lightning round" in the book and how it was a terrible idea in a multitude of ways. The above kind of being one of them.