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 (56%)
• Errors (23%)
• Sign in (21%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Melbourne	Website Down	4 days ago
Stuttgart	Errors	5 days ago
Bengaluru	Sign in	7 days ago
Paris	Errors	7 days ago
Gustavo Adolfo Madero	Website Down	10 days ago
Nagpur	Errors	12 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Glenn Nieuwenhuis (@GlennNieuwenh) reported 4 minutes ago

  The 5 main things I check when a brand tells me they're stuck: 1. Where the traffic actually lands. The first thing I look at is what happens after someone clicks the ad. If cold traffic is going straight to the product page, that's usually the whole ceiling right there. You're asking a stranger who's never heard of you to buy within 10 seconds of seeing an ad. A small slice of people will. The rest bounce, and you never see them again. Cold traffic needs warming up first, whether that's an advertorial, a listicle, or a quiz. Hot traffic should go straight to the product page instead. Sending everyone through the same door is the most common ceiling I see. 2. Whether the creative is actually diverse. People tell me they've tested 30 creatives. Then I look, and it's the same angle 30 times with a different font. Meta now groups creatives that look alike and judges them together. So 30 near-identical ads count as roughly 1 test, and you learn almost nothing from the batch. Real diversity means different angles, not different edits. A pain-led ad, a founder talking to camera, a before and after, a testimonial, all genuinely different entry points into the same customer. If every ad in the account opens the same way, that's the problem. 3. The offer. A stronger offer lifts every single ad you're running at the same time. It's one of the best things you can change to get exponential results. I look at whether the bonuses are named with a stated value, whether there's a bundle that lifts average order value, and how the whole thing compares to what competitors are stacking. Better framing at the exact same price breaks plenty of plateaus on its own. 4. What happens after the first purchase. This is where I find the most money hiding. If a brand is only profitable on the first order, they've capped the whole business at what a cold stranger will spend on day one. That's the hardest sale you'll ever make to that person. So I check the email flows. A real welcome sequence, an abandoned cart flow, a post-purchase sequence that pushes a second order. A customer who breaks even on order one and buys twice more is wildly profitable. You just can't see that on day-one ROAS. 5. Whether the research was ever done properly. This is the root cause behind most of the other four. If nobody dug through Reddit threads, competitor reviews, and 1-star complaints, then the angles were guesses. The offer was a guess. The landing page copy was a guess. The research is where the winning angle comes from, in the customer's own words. Everything downstream is just execution on top of it. So when someone says they're stuck, I rarely start with the ads. I start with where the click goes, what the offer looks like, and whether anyone ever actually listened to the customer.

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  mfs (@Mike5tevenson) reported 7 minutes ago

  @tekbog Oh no, Reddit-brain leaking all over X. I’ve used this line before, and I’m afraid I’ll use it again - Reddit has broken containment.

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  xnaiiy (@nallyv9) reported 10 minutes ago

  @akechigoro43747 @chenchenleague arent u that guy who cried about palco on reddit because you ragebaited him about Garen ?? ur running down soloq games/act toxic in master NA and dare to say this to chenchen, crazy ngl

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  YooKayTube (@YooKayTube) reported 13 minutes ago

  @vipbaepsae @callmeMaharani At no point in the post does it say they are strangers. Also, “my dude”? Reddit is down the hall and to the left.

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  Darren Fields (@dazzerblue) reported 16 minutes ago

  @Barkatthemoon77 still not taken this account down…… Reddit gone Facebook gone (multiple accounts) but keep this one…. So many people have outed you. You conned scammed manipulated abused so many people. Hopefully on Monday the courts see fit to end your antics

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  iago. (@idalwave) reported 18 minutes ago

  @MoxieBoosted 100%. I think this is what happened to a Reddit Storytime narration channel, UnderSparked, 2 months ago. They got hit with the anti-monetization hammer for credible reasons. YT’s statement was super vague and didn’t point to what was the issue with their channel

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  B (@CausalAgent) reported 19 minutes ago

  @QualiaQuanta it's extremely hard to pin down, reddit genetics

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  guppyfish (@pinkbellytrout) reported 19 minutes ago

  @radical_jam_ they hate women so much. and this behavior isnt uncommon theyre all like this on reddit too. theyre horny, angry, mutilated men that dont understand why mutilating themselves further isnt fixing their distress, so logically the issue must be that women are victimizing them 💀

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  em (@adoreemmy21) reported 20 minutes ago

  @kalescameraroll @discxnnecthd reddit is heated about this. they’re mad chicago didn’t get a “real” concert even tho the usa always gets more than any other country. i’d be so down to club with 5sos

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  Handsomebanjo (@WesMcNutt) reported 20 minutes ago

  @ZynxBTC Reddit is terrible

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  Kitty 💜 (@Kittylovemeows) reported 21 minutes ago

  @TheEpicness1000 I completely and utterly shut down all of my discord chats, youtube and reddit when I don't want things spoiled. I learned that after Jurassic Park three trailer. I avoided alll until after Rebirth. I tbink it is wise to go in blind, being spoiled sucks especially the ending

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  Kirk Patrick Miller (@Chaos2Cured) reported 22 minutes ago

  @AndrewCurran_ @imrane Sam Altman owns 7-9% of Reddit. If Reddit fails, it hurts OpenAI. If OpenAI fail, it kills Microsoft. OpenAI failure is guaranteed unless open source is regulated. This is all BS. I don’t believe any of these until they are proven. I was banned from @Reddit for posting a solution to AI safety. So F them. I say that openly because this is all one giant plot for rich people to hide that they f’ed up and over leveraged themselves. When 60% of Microsoft’s future is ties to future payments by OpenAI, and Reddit is censoring criticism of OpenAI, and owned by OpenAI’s CEO, the picture is indisputable to me. When I see proof of transactions I’ll start to believe. I need to see lawsuits where there is skin in the game. Reddit threads are not enough for me. Andrew, you’re never the problem. •

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  Vault Watcher (@VaultWatcher) reported 25 minutes ago

  crypto research isn't hard because there's no information. it's hard because there's too much. some days i spend hours moving from x to telegram, checking reddit, looking at charts, reading threads, hoping to find something worth acting on. sometimes after all that, i still feel like i didn't find any real alpha. that's why @nodiens caught my attention. it's not trying to be another charting app. it's trying to bring everything you need into one place. price is only one part of the story. a chart can tell you what already happened, but it won't tell you if the community is growing, if people are actually talking about it, or if the hype is real. that's where nodiens is different. you get • price and market data • project fundamentals • risk metrics • social sentiment • updates from x, telegram and reddit • watchlists in one place instead of opening 10 different tabs, you can see the bigger picture without wasting time. what i like most is that it doesn't ask you to stop using the tools you already know. it fills the missing gap. when price, community and market activity all start pointing in the same direction, your decisions become a lot easier. at the end of the day, good research isn't about collecting more information. it's about finding the right information before everyone else. that's the problem i think @nodiens is solving.

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  #1 Iowa 🇺🇸 ✝️ (@CosmicHeret1c) reported 26 minutes ago

  @haymes_joshua James Gamaliel Haymes, you absolute monument to midwit certainty. Your little sermon about Candace Owens - "the defense didn’t use her evidence, therefore it’s all garbage, she’s only in it for money and fame, and what she’s doing is profoundly evil". - is not analysis. It’s a closed-loop cope dressed up in pastoral drag. Defense teams don’t have to cite every public claim floating around the timeline. Treating their silence as divine adjudication is the same intellectual move as declaring a Reddit theory true because a jury never mentioned it. Lazy. Convenient. Transparent. You’ve spent weeks calling her a narcissist, compulsive liar, grifter, and partial author of the next right-wing assassination, all while instructing husbands that godly headship may require banning their wives from listening to her. You posture as the hard-truth Christian culture warrior, postmil, digital dominion, say the uncomfortable thing, yet the moment someone slow-walks primary documents that complicate the preferred narrative, you switch to pure character assassination and motive-mongering. That’s not discernment. That’s tribal enforcement with a cross emoji. And the "she’s doing it for money and fame" line? Brother, you run a high-engagement account, a podcast, and a paid community. Everyone monetizes attention. The difference is some people still bother chasing receipts instead of declaring the case closed so they can keep farming the outrage. Your standard flips the second the target is inconvenient: hard truths are mandatory about immigration, crime stats, and cultural decay… but forbidden when they touch this story. Selective rigor is just another word for hypocrisy. You’re not genetically stunted. You’re a professional engagement farmer who mistook moral preening for courage. A walking advertisement for what happens when a man confuses volume with weight and then gets addicted to the applause. In short, the unfortunate, fully formed result of parental roadkill coitus - two people who should have been scraped off the highway somehow managed to reproduce, and now we all have to watch the consequences post through a blue check. Keep sermonizing. The receipts keep coming

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  🎀Victoria Hayes🎀 (@_Vicky0_0_) reported 29 minutes ago

  Technical debt warning: Many SaaS tools hide latency, memory leaks, and broken integrations behind polished marketing. Check G2/Reddit reviews before buying. The best tech decisions come from understanding failure modes, not launch videos.

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  Freedom of Speech (@WarisPeace_1984) reported 32 minutes ago

  @Sassafrass_84 They need to remove Reddit from sources. That place is a disaster. Should be shut down.

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  doxecle (@doxecle) reported 36 minutes ago

  @Lafond371 In depth research on technical issues. Better than digging through reddit amd obscure forums? No. Faster? 100%

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  MK (@Mkwsoxfan_) reported 36 minutes ago

  @LTriggerTV Aches said "teams aren't trying to beat us" and proceeded to post to reddit CoLs exact SnD setups to taunt the opposition. Legitimately "crim plays top broken with a Remington and stuns the cross, teep rushes hardware" and teams still couldn't beat CoL. Pats top 10 probably top 7

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  ⟢ nightmare kitten ⟣ 𓃠 (@Walter_Su11ivan) reported 37 minutes ago

  @Hanakookie1 @Giovann35084111 Yup. I'm keenly aware that they have an Indian insider corruption problem. I remember reading horror stories on Reddit going way back right before the election. People getting their accounts drained & some saying they didn't everything right. 2FA, etc.

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  Curt Dalton - Unlovable Dad (@UnlovableDad) reported 40 minutes ago

  Reddit is going to find out real fast that which way s$it rolls down a hill if they decide they don't need Google traffic anymore .. no one ever made that decision and had it work out well. Let's see if they cut a new deal or Google tells them to pound sand and good luck out there .

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  Tech With Matteo (@TechWithMatteo) reported 41 minutes ago

  @BratDotAI for me it's a mix, building in public on x plus jumping into reddit threads where people already talk about the problem my app solves.

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  NAJ (@najones317) reported 45 minutes ago

  @ukhomeoffice Repeatedly posting the same lies, enough, go post on blue sky or Reddit if you can't be honest. They might believe you more. People are sick to death of being fobbed off, the biggest issue in this country and you're not bothered or doing anything

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  tdrg♡ (@tdrgevska) reported 48 minutes ago

  People on Reddit are telling me that distracted driving in Plano is more of a problem than speeding. Of course they are; they’re the ones I see driving 60+ on 30-40 mph roads every day. Physics is a thing and so is kinetic energy. Distractions + speeding = unnecessary casualties.

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  matt knox (@mattknox) reported 50 minutes ago

  @lessin I gotta find a Reddit-level etymology nerd to see if it was an error at transfer between languages.

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  Devesh Paliwal (@devesh_aiseo) reported 50 minutes ago

  Reddit is killing itself. As someone who knows the grey areas of Reddit marketing... Has it become harder for spammy marketers? Yes Is it impossible? No Has it become harder for genuine users? Absolutely The people Reddit is trying to stop will always adapt. The people getting punished are the real users @reddit Happy to help identify these spam networks and share everything I know. Keep it confidential if needed. Let's fix the actual problem.

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  iheartcutie ⚢ (@iheartxxutie) reported 51 minutes ago

  @MakeItMakeScent @radical_jam_ don’t fall for this **** on twt tbh most of these “********” on here are just trans that’s why it’s an issue if you exclude them. literally go on a sub reddit like ******* gang which is for actual ********

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  ozkan (@o4h8_) reported 56 minutes ago

  Every founder I know has the same problem. Building is the easy half. Then you open X, Reddit, LinkedIn, TikTok and freeze, because nobody tells you what to actually do. I'm building @controloutput to fix that.

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  Amol Parikh (@AmolParikh10) reported 1 hour ago

  It's a dumb question. I will ask it anyways. Let's say you find folks who are discussing a problem you plan to solve with your product. Now you respond in the thread and answer their questions to build your credibility and some of them want to know about your product. Question: How many DMs per day can you safely send about your product without getting banned on: a) X b) Reddit c) Linkedin

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  The Boring Developer (@boringdev77) reported 1 hour ago

  someone on Reddit has a tool getting thousands of visits a month wants to add hundreds of AI-generated free tool pages one problem: scared it'll get the whole domain penalised once Google notices the pattern that fear is the real cost of AI content now not the writing time. the trust budget.

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  Isabella Richardson (@I_Richardson97) reported 1 hour ago

  @AshCrypto Sorry but this Reddit user who actually had the right reasons to invest into Crypto, use a hardware wallet for cold storage is blaming the decentralised Bitcoin system which is still working perfectly fine instead of blaming himself for not patching whatever firmware vulnerability the Mk3 had or simply upgrading to Mk4 which has no such vulnerability. The biggest issue with cryptojacking like other cybercrime is human error isn't that right? @grok