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
Bengaluru	Sign in	21 hours ago
Paris	Errors	1 day ago
Gustavo Adolfo Madero	Website Down	4 days ago
Nagpur	Errors	6 days ago
Chhindwāra	Website Down	7 days ago
Douai	Sign in	15 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Amol Parikh (@AmolParikh10) reported 7 minutes ago

  My reddit got restricted - cannot reply to messages, my posts got filtered, however I can still login and comment. I already appealed yesterday. Anybody faced anything similar?

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  ZealousChoice (@ZealousChoice) reported 8 minutes ago

  Who ever said “pickle down rickonomics” was a visionary holy **** this administration is horrifyingly reddit

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  Rae (@localrach) reported 11 minutes ago

  @Jessecooksfood 1 person arrested. Reddit says 2 dead and 6 injured at harborview and it was locked down. Seems like gang activity with the equipment used but dont know more than that.

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  sleep_magnets (@sleep_magnets) reported 13 minutes ago

  X has a major problem with censorship. There's a huge difference between promoting violence and making a general observation that certain events are likely to result in violence. Turning into reddit where half of reality can't be discussed because it includes violent outcomes.

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  Japanese Soul Bar (@REHAB_) reported 17 minutes ago

  I went down that Critical Drinker sub Reddit and I did not wanna believe there is a level below gamefaqs users for loser incel-ery and I think Critical Drinker sub takes the cake. There are people who are part of that sub Reddit that walk amongst us

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  AWACS Sky Keeper (@HQuarterma43504) reported 18 minutes ago

  @Ichanpyaari Reddit is down the hall and to the left. Delete your account, grifter.

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  j4nerikk (@j4nerik1) reported 19 minutes ago

  @RPlushTimeline Deltarune reddit is notoriously terrible about still treating Kralsei as icky yucky ****** like omg bruh

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  Shri Kanase (@EcomShri) reported 20 minutes ago

  what should i be doing during the learning phase of a pmax campaign? someone on reddit asked this recently.. and the comments genuinely scared me. half of them were saying just leave it alone and don't touch anything. the other half were recommending random changes that won't fix anything. both of those will destroy your account. first thing you need to know is that there's no such thing as a "learning phase" with pmax. the campaign is always learning and always re-optimizing. it never stops. we don't even call it the learning phase internally. we call it the feeding phase. because that's literally what you're doing. you're feeding the algorithm data so it can go find the right people. while everyone else is sitting around "waiting for the learning phase to end," we're in the background doing this: > restructuring product titles and merchant center attributes around the keywords that actually convert > pulling insights every 7-28 days to find what's making money and what's burning it > building a negative keyword list for everything that's wasting spend > adjusting bids based on what the data actually says, not what we hoped it would say here's an example. if the last 7 days came back at 3.5x, we're not jumping the target to 5x and hoping for a miracle. we move it to 3.7x. let the campaign breathe. then increase again once it catches up. and every single one of those changes happens on a schedule. every 3, 5, 7, or 14 days depending on how much the campaign is spending. we collect data every day but only make moves on one day per cycle. the brands that stay stuck during this window are the ones making changes every 48 hours and wondering why the algorithm never stabilizes. but the ones that scale wait, gather, and make one smart move at the right time.

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  wibu rohis ❤🖤 (@Warbleronplum) reported 20 minutes ago

  I had a question regarding a future potential problem I might have and wow they're not lying that there's probably someone on Reddit having a worse situation than I had imagined

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  мир (@554mz) reported 21 minutes ago

  the more research you do, the more money you make before i build any funnel, i spend HOURS researching reddit threads, forums, comment sections... anywhere your market complains WITHOUT being pitched that language is worth more than any swipe file it enables you to speak to your buyers like nobody else people don't lie about their problems when they know they're not being sold to

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  Tim (@buildwtim) reported 22 minutes ago

  I launched my first SaaS (DoCV) exactly one year ago. The Product Hunt launch wasn’t promising: just 3 votes. I had no audience, no community, no beta users and no waitlist. All I had were a few Reddit posts. A year later, it has passed $2.7k MRR - slow and steady Not a single user came from X. I didn’t even start using X until six months after launching. It’s been a rough year keeping it alive. Every user came through content, outreach and countless 1:1 conversations and now all from my own subreddit. The lesson? Be active where your users already live... not where the hype tells you to be.

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  Evil Gremlin (@evil9remlin) reported 23 minutes ago

  @CeciHime Digital artists got extremely slow because of undo button and general online distractions and extremely entitled because of tumblr/twitter/reddit echochambers praising every chickenscratch sanic like it's Rembrandt's lost masterpiece.

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  Wayne Hallatt (@DPActual) reported 26 minutes ago

  @jenniesjoylab @willthiel Yeap. Said he had like 15 years mma experience. Then he blocked me and was still calling me out claiming I was afraid of him while I couldnt even see his messages (on reddit). I turned it down because I was actively on and off the front line and he wanted me to go to mykolaiv. He knew I couldnt just leave to deal with him and i wasnt looking to have him use my name for his gain. Now I have more freedom and hes taking this as another attempt to have my account deleted. He doesnt like having his misdeeds brought out in the open and he sure doesnt like having his own words brought out and contradicts himself. Notice how often he deletes his posts. Hes a coward and a net loss for this country. A true coward in all examples of the word.

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  Semus (@byjackwing) reported 27 minutes ago

  @_RichardTeng Respected Sir, I sincerely hope you see this message. I am contacting you with great hope because my Binance withdrawals have been temporarily blocked for almost three months. During this time, I have contacted Binance Customer Support and the Binance Reddit support thread many times. I have already provided all the required proofs and details, but unfortunately, I have not received any proper solution. Every time, I am only told that my case has been escalated and that I should remain patient. Sometimes, the agent transfers my chat to another department, and the estimated waiting time shows one minute. However, the chat never connects. Eventually, I have to close the entire chat and start a new session, where I again receive the same responses. Sir, I am a college student, and my family is not financially strong. I have to manage and pay my college fees myself. Having my funds blocked for three months has placed me under serious financial and emotional stress. I am not asking for any special treatment. I am only requesting a fair review of my case and a clear solution. Please help me get this issue resolved or forward it to someone who can take real action. Binance ID: 1143408401 Case IDs: 166387826 166162905 I would be sincerely grateful for your help.

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  KEL$ 🇦🇷(🇨🇴🇺🇸🕊️) (@KELZSELLZ) reported 29 minutes ago

  introverts and cat owners are turning into reddit atheists and it's a problem we need to address

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  Alex Younger (@AlextheYounga) reported 30 minutes ago

  I believe social media content curation algorithms have been one of the largest drivers towards insanity, degradation of character, and nihilism. The only way to denounce an idea is to amplify it. This is now gamified to a point of constant mental **** through rage baiting, of which we have no downregulation mechanism. I think this has warped many young minds towards the assumption that it's just always been this way, that this just how people work, which can't be further from the truth. Social pressures still existed in the early onboarding of the internet that filtered out this behavior, but also many platforms actually had downvote buttons which were slowly removed as social media companies, advertisers, and governments realized they could do major market manipulation by simply forcing a brand or narrative down the throats of their users, who were helpless to fight back. Gradually, everyday antisocial people realized they could capitalize on this system, of forcing a narrative by which the masses could only condemn through promotion. There is nothing natural about this behavior. It says nothing about the actual motivations or intentions of most people. It is simply that we have designed a stupid, short-sighted algorithm that incentivizes ragebaiting demoralization by people with high antisocial traits. It incentivizes uncooperative behavior, infighting, gaslighting, and prevents any stable organization of people. It was the only way that insane woke ideologies were able to propagate in the last decade. Social media is the only place where freaks can be seen as anything but freaks. Without these algorithms, there is absolutely no way these ideologies would have been able to propagate to the extent that they did. The solution is actually very simple but is not in the interest of the powers that be: an unmolested downvote button. Reddit was not always a communist haven and required an obfuscation of the downvote button and cartelization of subreddits for it to become a communist haven. YouTube was a beautiful, more wholesome place before the removal of the downvote button and did not suffer from the same pathologies we see today. The platforms themselves clearly bring about weird incentive systems, but there is simply no way this constant mental **** would have survived in a ~pre-2012 internet. If simple social downregulation mechanisms would have been carried over from polite society into the internet, the world would be an entirely different place.

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  mzra (@rhodes_mzra) reported 35 minutes ago

  @zuki_2024 For all the reddit tier takes that Germany was terrible at industrial production, their tank and submarine production numbers are very impressive and their battlefield throughout the war reflects this. They were incredibly difficult to fight.

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  Pat Tammaro (@pattammaro) reported 36 minutes ago

  @indiesoftwaredv Do you get rate limiting issues with Reddit? I know I ran into issues a few months back building an internal tool.

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  Blitz  (@PeriBlitzV2) reported 38 minutes ago

  @PKontwt I only post on Reddit whenever I need help with something But knowing reddit they'll prob end up making the problem worse lol

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  BRIAN DANIELS (@_BrianDaniels) reported 43 minutes ago

  @DoesItPlay1 @Rasec_Fair You are literally just saying you’ll come back after a week so it’s pointless to do a one week blackout. I mean look at the Reddit blackout. It didn’t change a damn thing and people still use the Reddit app after they shut down the API for all the other Reddit apps.

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  osk (@ogsvg) reported 46 minutes ago

  Btw majority of PHDs and MDs have no clue about what peptides do nor do they know how to dose them. If you think “let me ask my doctor” about BPC-157 you will be sorely disappointed. We saw this problem and identified a gap, no central intelligence for peptides so we decided to solve it with Reptides. It’s very simple economics really, we solved a problem and sell the solution. Be careful about all the other peptide sites out there. They are mostly wired up in a few days and scrape stale Reddit info for their data. And for the love of GOD do not trust any peptide information site that doesn’t have any transparency about its sources or subscribers or anything like that. We make all of our sources public and our paid and free subscriber counts are public as well and they render in real time. (Watch all these copycats put fake counts on their site) All of our peptide data is proprietary and derived from our users apart from clinical and pre clinical data.

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  Opispolos (@Tir_rosul25) reported 48 minutes ago

  @KimKToucher @wiivblo Dude you're on Twitter, the worst platform ever, you're not in th position to judge Reddit, sit yo *** down

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  Subscribr (@SubscribrAI) reported 50 minutes ago

  The "homeless engineering" niche is quietly one of the biggest opportunities on YouTube in 2026. Beneath The Bridges is 62 videos deep. 13,500 subscribers. 2.78 million total views. Started May 24, 2026. 2 months old. The channel's positioning is genius. From the description. "She sleeps in a car. She built a heating system from cardboard and a $3 tarp. Nobody taught her. Nobody was coming. These aren't sad stories. These are engineering stories." That single line reframes an emotional topic into a DIY / survival category the algorithm rewards. The channel just hit 4 outliers in a row. "What It's Actually Like Living Inside the $2,000 Dome Homes Americans Build for Homeless People." 208,000 views in 1 day. 21 minute video. 4.6x the channel average. "What It's Actually Like Living Inside A Homeless Man's $200 Pallet Home." 162,000 views in 3 weeks. 20 minute video. 3.6x outlier. "20 Amazing Inventions That Could Save Homeless People's Lives." 102,000 views in 3 days. 29 minute video. 2.3x outlier. "How American Cities Are Building $300 Thermal Shelters That Keep Homeless People Warm At -40°F." 101,000 views in 3 weeks. 21 minute video. 2.2x outlier. Every video runs the same formula. "What It's Actually Like Living Inside [DIY solution]." "How American Cities Are Building [$X solution] That [outcome]." "X Amazing Inventions That Could Save [audience] Lives." Daily posting. Long form 20 to 30 minute videos. Emotional hook. Engineering payoff. Monetization is stacked. sells $47 ebook targeting veterans, survivors, and preppers. AdSense from 1.4 million monthly views. Combined revenue crosses $30,000 a month easily. Why this niche prints. The audience overlaps 3 massive segments at once. Preppers who want DIY survival content. Empathetic viewers who care about homeless issues. Veterans who see themselves in the stories. Every one of them is a $47 buyer for a survival systems ebook. Reddit has r/preppers, r/homeless, r/veterans, r/urbansurvival, r/vandwellers, and 20 other subreddits with 10 years of content waiting to be repackaged. Every viral pallet home post on r/DIY is a video idea. Every "how do you stay warm in your car" thread on r/homeless is a script. The playbook. Step 1. Reframe an emotional topic as instructional content. Homelessness becomes engineering. Poverty becomes DIY. Survival becomes systems. Step 2. Same title formula. "What It's Actually Like Living Inside [Solution]." "How [Group] Are Building [$X Item] That [Outcome]." Step 3. Same 20 to 30 minute video length. Long form retention is elite. Step 4. Attach a $47 ebook from video 5. Position it as a survival blueprint the audience needs. Step 5. Ship daily for 60 days. Ride the first 4x outlier the moment it hits. The window is wide open. Beneath The Bridges just proved emotional stories plus DIY reframing plus $47 ebook is one of the highest converting stacks on YouTube in 2026. Copy the format. Add the ebook. Win the niche.

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  Andrew Robinson (@arobinson1984) reported 51 minutes ago

  @ZackPolanski There's far too many people who quite enjoyed being furloughed through the pandemic and have decided they didn't want to go back to work when it ended. When there's posts on Reddit and tiktok about what to say to be accepted for PIP then you know there's a problem.

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  vortex 🍉 (@merricologist) reported 55 minutes ago

  @_lunaceleste__ it doesnt help that i saw someone on reddit the other day find a vampire heart draculaura at goodwill and i got so mad i had to take a walk to calm down

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  d0x (@d0x360) reported 56 minutes ago

  @alex_prompter This has been a known thing on every AI platform for like 4 years now. So no a redditor did not just discover this. Like everything involving Reddit It's full of crap and a waste of everybody's time. Share a chat and it will get indexed.. so don't share them problem solved.

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  Jesse Singal (@jessesingal) reported 56 minutes ago

  @JacobAShell i found it much more interesting and engrossing and hard to pin down than that. a million terrible reddit threads bloomed speculating as to which 'side' was the 'real' villain

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  Sudo Larp (@aman_kolli77995) reported 57 minutes ago

  It’s crazy how many people don’t understand how piracy sites getting taken down works if it worked the way these people expected to they believe that the people taking them down are complete idiots seriously they could go to fmhy or Reddit and find 1000s of sites easily

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  ribiy (@ribiy3) reported 1 hour ago

  @avataram I have read a few very interesting threads on reddit about 'rich people problems'. But nothing beats this.

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  Danny (@_DaTaX94) reported 1 hour ago

  @earplug_Guy @noinconsistency Do you maybe have the Secure Boot problems? I had the same thing. About 5 minutes after starting, a total freeze. Disabling the Secure Boot update in the Task Scheduler fixed the problem. There are some workarounds on Reddit.