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	7 days ago
Stuttgart	Errors	7 days ago
Bengaluru	Sign in	9 days ago
Paris	Errors	10 days ago
Gustavo Adolfo Madero	Website Down	12 days ago
Nagpur	Errors	15 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Left4Bread (@wuzLeft4Bread) reported 6 minutes ago

  @TheXMatriarch Almost every dating complaint from women is the result of trying to date guys out of their league and being unhappy with the behavior of those men. This Reddit post is no exception and higher standards and more dealbreakers are not the fix here.

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  Ashley (@GranolahsGF) reported 8 minutes ago

  @tvy0m1 Not even going to touch the mother part because I think anon has either been on weird sides of the Internet or is making up stuff. I would ask what anon meant but I think anon is meant to cause problems or needs to get off of Reddit, Twitter, and news articles for some time

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  Tabbender (@TabbenderStill) reported 8 minutes ago

  @PhilMitchell83 It takes its info from reddit and wikipedia Blacklisting libtard sites, or telling it to take everything from them with a grain of salt, would fix it

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  John (@hello_code_) reported 12 minutes ago

  @aridutilh Building Subreddit Signals, it finds SaaS founders the exact Reddit threads where their future customers are already describing the problem they solve. Solo, shipping fast, this feels like the one.

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  FrameXero (@FrameXero) reported 17 minutes ago

  @Juhwooce @D3ltaChan You know whats funny? I was talking about balance around Graves on Reddit a few days ago, and they're all convinced she's broken because her winrate on Statlocker is above 52%, even in higher ranked matches lmao

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  Merlin 🇵🇸 🇮🇷 🇨🇳 (@merlinx69) reported 18 minutes ago

  @alternate77771 @AMK_Mapping_ reddit yt mega twitter all have cp issues. but you never see apple banning these apps do you?

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  digital_literacy (@digi_literacy) reported 23 minutes ago

  @marclou @levelsio I had 3 CPAs/Accountants on international tax stuff last year. I repeatedly caught them making massive mistakes that would have cost me a lot or worse get me in big trouble with the law (American). In my case I pointed AI at the source code (IRS tax code) and cross checked on reddit. This way more accurate then what they gave. One of the CPA's claimed to be an expert in international stuff to. Hope you guys do this one.

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  Aondofa Tyotumbur (@Cristian4984) reported 25 minutes ago

  @gregisenberg One thing I would add is search data. The questions people type into Google, Reddit, and AI tools often reveal problems before they show up in support tickets. That is a goldmine for both product and content strategy.

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  grise d'ancoisse transitionne sur bluesky (@saltimbanqu3tt3) reported 25 minutes ago

  @clairdesolji Googling "reddit" and then your issue is apparently ancient wisdom

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  Alejandro (@Polaco23456) reported 31 minutes ago

  @fmonteirox Reddit feedback stings but at least it's honest — way better than polite silence. Sounds like you found the actual problem instead of tweaking around it, which is the harder and more useful move.

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  A user (@bigwhitecouch) reported 32 minutes ago

  @reddit_lies People get more dopamine from crying on Reddit than solving their problems

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  stew bedasso (@uvojura) reported 32 minutes ago

  Hp gw problem and seems that no one ever encountered it. Gw cari reddit quora gaada yg sama jir. I'm cooked.

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  arunim アルニム 🪔🏮 (@arunim1898) reported 33 minutes ago

  BJP is not being able to trickle these news down to Instagram and Reddit

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  The Wise Investor 🧠 (@TheWiseIC) reported 34 minutes ago

  @bradywells9 They need to fire Evan as soon as possible (they can’t because he has too much control). He’s been a terrible leader in my opinion. His SBC is out of control and he’s only now taking it into consideration because the stock is -95% from ATHs … Just clueless. Specs is a huge bet and if that fails then I don’t see how snap is going to ever recover. 3.5B in R&D on specs is not nothing for $SNAP. That’s why I favor $RDDT. Snapchat is already monetized appropriately while Reddit is monetized even less than $PINS. When Reddit lands AI deals it will be a 60-70B company in the long run, you’ll see. No hate on snap but the CEO is a total idiot and failed to innovate while he could have in 2015-2020.

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  🏍benyamin (@BenyaminHolley) reported 41 minutes ago

  first of all, thank you swingorswole for saying that we had great linkedin marketing at cyft, it actually does mean a lot to me, though i can see our positioning and product narrative needed work at the time. second, to 2manybrokenbmws, i saw your comments on the msp subreddit all the time, i have no idea who you are, but please go to therapy, or find god, or pay a shaman in the jungle to guide you on a spirit quest or something. you really need it third, to the person whos name i blotted out (because it was literally their name and company) I dont think it's fair to say that we were vaporware when we had paying customers, users, and a product :) but i get why you thought that. this reddit thread that someone mentioned to me (had to look it up. you know i'm nosy) had me reflecting on the early stage startup journeys i've been on the in the past few years. i've basically only ever worked at startups. first, the VC game is ultimately rigged, its a pathway for delusional clout chasers to get a bunch of free money and put their south american vacation on the ramp card for "business expenses" It is essentially that scene from the simpsons where homer gives the monkeys a knife and lets them fight on the deck of that yacht. VCs are invested in multiple funds, derisking their investments by funding competitors of companies. It really is a ***** game and 99% of the people in it are being sold dreams that will never materialize. once you know that though, things start making sense and you can make some progress I was just thinking about how there's certain attention you can't buy. even tho i made a lot of mistakes at cyft, some of them I'd actually make again. 1. i made a really stupid post talking about how msps hate salespeople. they really do hate salespeople and theyre really obnoxious about it, but i actually kinda hate salespeople as well. most of them are terrible and provide no actual value in the process and i'd be better off buying their product from the mcdonalds kiosk. this post went semi-viral in the msp community, which wasn't a good thing but is a hilarious story almost 2 years later. i would approach it differently now but presenting an outsiders lens on the industry in a more tasteful way could have been a killer content series 2. its really difficult operating in a market when you have to do education. this is first mover disadvantage. we were trying to build an AI native product that was kind of difficult to explain to a market that had largely not accepted AI in the way were thinking about it. If we started cyft today i think it would have crushed. 3. disruptive/ragebait marketing can work but it just has to be done in a way that doesnt turn people against you lol. i def missed the mark on that one. the purpose should be to get people to think about things in a different way, not just piss them off lol early stage marketing means poking the bear. you just need to be thoughtful :) good luck early stage marketers :)

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  MooN (@MooN_NinjA__) reported 42 minutes ago

  Believe in the leviathan to find it thats why the original reddit post was a test and how he could interact with wifies and the world (showing him arronax's server and help building the submarine) but not other people

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  Jordan (@_grojo) reported 42 minutes ago

  @ChrisRinvesting @JohnDoeKnowsGuy the bigger issue imo is that the quality of content degrades with wider adoption. sure they get more users, but the quality of users is getting worse. the value in reddit data was 'nerds' opinions (food nerds, holiday nerds, music nerds) - the more 'normies' - the worse the qual

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  Jackson of Brumbaugh Digital Solutions (@JackalBruit) reported 45 minutes ago

  @mleitz1 doesnt surprise me @Reddit has been showing for how long that an up+down voting system works

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  Luciomassimo (@luciobuilds) reported 53 minutes ago

  Everyone rushes into coding courses without knowing what to build. I did the opposite. Spent 10 days searching Reddit and X for problems people wanted solved. Found a lot of noise. Nothing that clicked. Then I stopped looking outside and looked at my own life instead. That's when it clicked. Today I have direction. Building in public. Let's go 🇮🇹

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  yachan ❤︎’s zandik (@eronichu) reported 53 minutes ago

  I wish there was a ”dislike” feature on twitter like how Reddit has down votes

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  Goatbeardz (@GoatBeardzDD) reported 53 minutes ago

  @TossawayGME @foxenflask He blocked me time ago after spending weeks trying to keep annoyingly poke holes in my posts. He also left negative comments from a thinly veiled burner account on multiple Reddit posts a month ago that other people posted. Also, he keeps putting down Teddy so please don’t tag him in any of my stuff.

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  arsh  NAmen (@arshgoyal13) reported 54 minutes ago

  there's about 50 people across 3 reddit posts and my tweets (that I've found) for whom this issue is happening, because they're in NorCal using AT&T Fiber cloudflare warp or a VPN both work as solutions FINALLY I CAN PLAY RANKED SOLO DUO. MY CRACK IS BACK.

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  :P (@hessaaasouri) reported 55 minutes ago

  @KingVrkk all deepfakes and AI I seen them all in Reddit u down bad gooner u want it to be real so bad go goon to some other OF model

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  Subscribr (@SubscribrAI) reported 57 minutes ago

  Kids are making $15,000 a month teaching Americans how to fix their lawn with AI characters. There is a pattern running right now on YouTube that most operators refuse to see. Real landscapers, agronomists, and lawn care professionals wrote thousands of free forum posts and public domain guides on soil health, **** control, and grass repair. Someone else is taking those posts, wrapping them in an AI avatar characters and turning them into 20 minute YouTube documentaries for American homeowners. A channel called Lenny Harper Lawns is doing it right now. 15 videos deep. 8,840 subscribers. 544,661 total views. 1 months old. The top video pulled 216,000 views in 1 month. "Most Lawns Die In July Because Of These Simple Mistakes." 19 minute video. 5.9x the channel average. The second video pulled 182,000 views. "Your Lawn Could Die If You Don't Do This!!" 17 minute video. 5.0x outlier. Same warning formula every video. Threat plus specific season plus DIY payoff. Every homeowner clicks because their lawn is about to die and they do not know why. The character is an AI avatar. "Lenny Harper" does not exist. The audience does not care. The trust circuit fires anyway. Monetization is stacked from day 1. Sells "The Complete Fix Your Lawn in 30 Days Playbook" as an ebook. Every homeowner watching a 20 minute video about their dying lawn is a $30 buyer. The channel is making around $10,000 to $15,000 a month between AdSense and the ebook. Meanwhile the landscaper who spent 15 years learning turf management is still driving to $80 mowing jobs and posting free advice in Facebook groups. The play works because Lenny explains lawn care in plain English. Real landscapers explain it like they are giving a soil science lecture at Rutgers. People pay for information that does not make them feel stupid. Reddit has r/lawncare, r/landscaping, r/homeimprovement, r/gardening, and 20 other subreddits with 15 years of free content waiting to be repackaged. Every extension bulletin from every state agriculture department is public domain. The playbook is dead simple. Step 1. Pick a DIY niche the classifier does not regulate. Lawn care. Home repair. Car maintenance. Pool care. Yard work. Step 2. Build an AI avatar the audience trusts. Retired landscaper. Homesteading grandfather. Old school handyman. The costume carries the trust. Step 3. Same warning title formula every video. "Most X Die In [Month] Because Of [Mistake]." "Your X Could Die If You Don't [Action]." Step 4. Attach a $30 to $47 ebook from video 1. Package the wisdom the character represents. Step 5. Ship 3 videos a week. Ride the first 5x outlier the moment it hits. The AI channel opportunity is not dead. The lazy AI channel opportunity is dead. Lawn care is the safe play. Doctor and advisor characters are the risky play. Package it yourself or watch a 22 year old do it for you.

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  Soli Deo Gloria (@SoliDeoGloria_X) reported 58 minutes ago

  @iam_shwa Yeah, all of them. The problem is that you have a Reddit IQ

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  chonkshonk (@chonkshonk1) reported 59 minutes ago

  @IraniRoxanna "Instead of making excuses that didn’t make sense" Would you kindly clarify if, when you made this comment, you were trying to refer to when I pointed out that I, a hobbyist, can't moderate a giant sub every single day of my life? If so, it would be helpful to understand why this didn't make sense to you. "If you find moderating tedious, then maybe don’t be a moderator." Why do I need to find every aspect of constant manual moderation glamorous to do it? This comment is simply a non-sequitur. "If you guys aren’t responsible with the sub, then you are going to end up doing more damage than good to the field." If anything, your comments implicitly suggest the sheer degree to which we have raised the bar. While you are telling me to "quit" because I can't do this every single day, we have built a massive platform that is orders of magnitude less polemical than the other very large community-driven platforms that talk about this (YouTube comments and Twitter). I appreciate how diplomatic Rurouni was with you, but I honestly do not need to be treated with this level of disrespect ("excuses", "doesnt make any sense", "consider quitting") because there is a reality to the difficulty of scaling up moderation as the size of the subreddit has exploded over the years. If you are genuinely interested in improving r/AcademicQuran as a platform for having academic discussions, I look forwards to you messaging me directly where we (along with anyone else you would like) can have a private conversation about this very real, technical scaling problem. I tried reaching out to you privately but you did not respond. Instead, Rurouni was forced to clarify that he deals with health issues that make it almost impossible for him to do work like this on a daily basis. I know he is really motivated to do exactly what you said — moderate every single day of his life despite this — but I don't want him to over-exert himself either, and I have told him that. I think it's best if we instead look for real, serious, long-term, and sustainable solutions. If, on the other hand, you would just prefer insulting me in public over working out a solution with me in private, you can also do that. But it wont achieve much. Everyone who uses reddit, including the polemicists, needs no clarification that "BAD THING FOUND ON AQ" is not the same as "BAD THING REVIEWED AND APPROVED BY THE AQ MODS".

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  SUSHI (@sushishorts) reported 60 minutes ago

  read "what is dangwa" in reddit ******* place burn that **** down

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  Sierra (@Sierrathefurry) reported 1 hour ago

  @rgb_belly I was wondering when you made a Reddit account. I can take it down I know how.

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  the biggest biscuit (@meatistic) reported 1 hour ago

  You can be the ugliest person on the planet and someone on reddit would be down bad for you

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  Bunburyōdō (文武両道) (Bun) (@bunburyoudoujp) reported 1 hour ago

  @MKal796 Reddit is down the hall and to the left.