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Problems in the last 24 hours

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Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Reddit users through our website.

• Website Down (64%)
• Errors (25%)
• Sign in (11%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Pélissanne	Sign in	2 days ago
Adelaide	Website Down	6 days ago
Brisbane	Website Down	8 days ago
Bengaluru	Website Down	9 days ago
Dhaka	Website Down	13 days ago
Bengaluru	Sign in	13 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Kjbilly (@kjbilly1) reported 6 minutes ago

  @JoeWhit30367397 @aimeeterese Reddit is down the hall sir. Obviously whether Fraud occurs is a seperate question than whether a particular action is criminal or civil or both

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  Matt Wood (@rug_wood) reported 14 minutes ago

  @JamadaLoL we used to have forums on riots own website, but they took it down in favor of reddit.

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  Jack (@delancbeb) reported 15 minutes ago

  @ChadAppDev This i clearly the biggest problem on reddit, like if you just talk about your app /web app 2 two times in 1h, you'll get ban instantly like wtf

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  Jacob Counsell (@JacobCounsell) reported 15 minutes ago

  @BratDotAI Use all of it on an automation tool that has controllable output so you can control what it’s sending. You’ll see more impact and $200 will pay for like 2-4 months of this. The problem with the other options. $100-$200 is going to get you low quality UGC creators with fake / low quality followers and have literally zero conversion. X promotion is almost completely useless, don’t believe me, go spend $25 on a test. You need an incredibly high spend to have it convert and the targeting is garbage. Meta ads are OK, but your target ICP might be hard to target and intent isn’t great. Reddit ads SUCK and the users have a culture of ignoring add.

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  Adler (@_Adler__B) reported 16 minutes ago

  NBA Reddit broken. My goodness.

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  Enderspider (@Enderspider) reported 17 minutes ago

  @DumbsYT @msanchez_tv Honestly the overmoderating problem is the main reason why i left reddit in general, i remember logging in again like one or two years ago and having a notification that a post was removed like 4 years after i posted it because they updated the rules and it didnt align with that

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  collect my manuscript pages (@wristbow) reported 18 minutes ago

  reddit is crazy bc everyone on earth keeps talking about how bad venture looks. this character is not unattractive by conventional beauty standards like at all they're just designed to be 'cute' not 'hot'. which is the problem *i* have with their design

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  RoyaleWithCheese (@RoyaleWithChe16) reported 20 minutes ago

  @TheAccretian618 @megbasham @WilliamWolfe Reddit is down the hall, pal. You're in the wrong neighborhood.

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  ミハエル (@MihaelLaxeus) reported 21 minutes ago

  @ZakPart1 Tried looking for your source, but Reddit mods have already taken down the "Rumor" post about Masami Ito. We need more receipts, bestie. It's hard to trust just rumors nowadays.

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  scar (@Some_Dumbass0) reported 25 minutes ago

  Reddit is down voting me for trying to find that shade of green

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  rosie.giesler1 (@Giesler1Rosie) reported 27 minutes ago

  @serena_what For example if they say “this is to stop predatory under age shipping.” The page gets shut down by Reddit. They have to be very specific about the language they use. But how they actively engage with the policy is another matter.

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  George Noble (@gnoble79) reported 28 minutes ago

  I was 26 years old when Peter Lynch handed me this. April 28, 1983. I was the auto and retail analyst at Fidelity. Peter was in his prime, on his way to building the greatest mutual fund track record in history: 29.2% annual returns for 13 YEARS STRAIGHT, growing Magellan from $18 million to $14 billion. The Babe Ruth of investing. I'm looking at the principles he had typed up on a single sheet of paper that I've kept in my files for 42 years and I believe now is the perfect time to revisit them again. Let me walk you through a few: Rule 1B: "You need an edge to make money. Do not rely on a combination of hope and good luck." Today's retail investor has no edge. He has Reddit, Robinhood, zero-DTE options and a TikTok algorithm pushing him into whatever stock just ripped 200% the day before. That's hope and good luck wearing a fancy costume. Rule 1E: "Purchase stocks like one would purchase a business." Tesla trades at over 360 times earnings on a business deteriorating in real time, Oracle has $206 billion in liabilities against $39 billion in equity, MicroStrategy is a leveraged Bitcoin holding company priced like a software firm, and don't even get me started on SpaceX, that piece of garbage you'll be able to trade tomorrow... Nobody in their right mind would buy these as actual businesses. They buy them as stories, narratives, and lottery tickets. Peter would have called it the same way I do - these are not investments. They are speculations. GAMBLING. Rule 1G: "Study the balance sheet and cash flow statement." The hyperscalers spent over $380 billion on AI capex in 2025. Goldman says the measurable productivity payoff does not arrive until 2027 at the earliest. Oracle just reported NEGATIVE $23.7 billion in free cash flow for fiscal 2026 while borrowing at a pace that would make a leveraged buyout firm nervous. The cash flow statements are screaming but nobody is reading them. Rule 1I: "Avoid the long shot." This one cuts the deepest. The entire market has become a long shot. OpenAI is projected to post roughly $74 billion in operating losses in 2028 ALONE while priced for transformation tomorrow. Bitcoin treasury companies are multiplying off thin air. The retail investor of 2026 is making one long-shot bet after another and calling it a portfolio. Rule 3A: "When the fundamentals change, sell your mistakes." Tesla's fundamentals have changed. California registrations are down 24% year over year and inventory days went from 10 to 27. Musk himself admitted on the last earnings call that Hardware 3 cannot achieve unsupervised FSD, breaking a promise made to 4 million customers. The fundamentals have screamed change. But the stock is still at $385. The mistakes are not being sold. They are literally being doubled down on with leverage. Rule 3I: "A 30-50% profit in 12 months is great. Mediocre in three years." Today's retail crowd expects 30-50% in a WEEK. Then they wonder why they get wiped out the second the hype stops. And my favorite - Rule 3J: "Develop your own style and stick to it." That is the entire game right there. I developed mine sitting across the hall from Peter Lynch in 1983, watching him work, reading his notes, getting my own research handed back to me covered in his pencil marks. Then in 1984, my first full year managing money, I ran the #1 mutual fund in America. The Fidelity Overseas Fund was top 2 for the next six years running. I did not get there by chasing narratives. I got there by following the sheet of paper you are looking at right now. 42 years later, this single page contains more wisdom than every Fintwit thread, CNBC segment, and Wall Street price target combined. Peter retired in 1990 with the greatest mutual fund record in history. Then he sat down and wrote books explaining exactly how he did it. Only a few "investors" these days read them. And almost nobody is reading the balance sheets, the cash flow statements, or studying actual businesses today either. They are chasing AI, crypto, and whatever pumped yesterday. The wisdom on this page is timeless and it's more important than ever.

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  now_grace 🇪🇸 🇺🇸 #MECFS #Lyme #Endo (@now_grace) reported 30 minutes ago

  @ChrisAlvino Like the reddit meme goes: 1. be rich 2. don't be poor (also works with be white, be male, etc....but also: have a problem that's easy to diagnose.)

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  ava ୨୧ kaniya in 5 (@dollieprint) reported 35 minutes ago

  @kuhrinuhhhh @PANERTA @sierruuuuhhhh this is such a weird reddit post, i hate how the fandom has decided that they have to pick one black girl to uplift and one to tear down

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  Tom Meredith (@tomdmeredith) reported 35 minutes ago

  Apple engineer’s prompt (probably): "Fable: scrape Reddit for iOS complaints. Fix them. All of them. Don't make any mistakes." I saw this slide in Apple’s WWDC keynote, and it’s pretty clear they’re using AI to knock out the stuff that used to be “too small,” “nice-to-have,” or perpetually stuck at the bottom of the backlog. And this isn't just for big companies. You too can fix a lot of the annoying things that you don't want to deal with at your work.

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  🅱urak⁉ (@Buraksixone) reported 36 minutes ago

  @Necrit94 i have some old threads from 2014-18 on lol reddit, was really a fun place with great topics and eSport scene was also co-existing with it, for few years i had hope that they would eventually dial it back down but i doubt they'll do that man

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  Phuc H. (@dshongphuc) reported 37 minutes ago

  Anyone working at @Reddit can help me please? I want to subscribe to Reddit Premium but it always declines my card. I'm sure that my card is valid, I'm using the same card to pay for everything. It's been like this for a few months now, I've never been able to subscribe, I tried 5 months ago and it shows the same error.

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  Martin Lostak - $12M in Ads - Creative Strategist (@Martin_Lostak) reported 37 minutes ago

  A client asked why the research costs extra. I said because without it, you're guessing. She said "can't you just look at what's working for competitors?" I can. And I do. But that's maybe 20% of it. The rest is Amazon reviews, Reddit threads, customer language, awareness mapping. That's what the document is. She said "seems like a lot for one document." It's not one document. It's the foundation every batch gets built on. Without it, the creative has no direction - it just looks nice and converts nothing. I've seen this with brands who skip it. Good-looking ads, weak angles, no system. They wonder why nothing scales. But I can't explain research compounding to someone who just wants ads fast. So I said "we can start without it" which is strategist code for "you'll be back in six weeks asking why it's not working." She did the research package. I'm not skipping onboarding.

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  DesiUncleWahaj (@Trudeepthi) reported 40 minutes ago

  @MaryamKhan87150 Reddit is dominated by mahira, sajal,maya, ahad PR. Smal issues of yumna,bilal, hania, wahaj is nitpicked & criticised. Yday there was 3 posts praising mahira " tea with king" no moderator came & locked post saying duplicate. U try same for yumna,moderator will land in 1 min.

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  FREAK. 🔞 (@TouchingSteve) reported 46 minutes ago

  @KrystalWolfyAlt I once had a really specific problem with my computer that I couldn’t figure out how to fix. No one online who had my problem was able to fix it. After literal months of trial and error I finally found the fix. I then went on reddit to post a detailed how to fix

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  bill hates (@MisguidedHog) reported 46 minutes ago

  Every few months there's some new phenomenon that gets people with no real life issues all freaking worked up and righteously indignant, a few months ago it was the Reddit-themed Afroman court case and today it's the Youtube-themed Lego case

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  Rafal Patel (@SanjayRafal) reported 47 minutes ago

  @Asmongold @reddit_lies I used to love Reddit, many years ago The down votes were for anything they didn't like to read

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  Tanya Singh (@TSinghNotes) reported 48 minutes ago

  Reddit posters go like : How can Vedang and Sharvari be a couple ? Firstly Reddit is 90% fake and even then if they are a couple, what’s your problem? both are good looking and the chemistry even in interviews is palpable and drip Who cares? their life….

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  VɅNDɅL 🩸 (@XURA777) reported 49 minutes ago

  @milkiohs @gyeonwoolim C has no stamina and no he’s a ******. Fat men have low libido low testosterone low blood circulation and a dozen other issues. These fanfics u guys enjoy and stuff u read from Reddit or wattpad abt the husky fat guy is wrong. Fat dudes have no stamina bros going for 10 mins max

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  ArgarthanCunnyClaimer1984 (@UncleUpskirt01) reported 51 minutes ago

  @anime_viral @DARTHMALL821918 @HazzyRail reddit is literally an anti site. the discord server was literally taken over by project moon fans and hoyotards. you'd know this if you were actually part of the community. Also remind me again who put down the cdawg collab?

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  John Truckdriver (@RoadLife2022) reported 53 minutes ago

  @BCW50225220 @xtscott11 @SteveLovesAmmo The topic is the murder of Austin Metcalf by Karmelo Anthony and the recent trial. Your impotent seething belongs on reddit. That's down the hall.

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  Jarad Johnson (@jdjohnson) reported 58 minutes ago

  @ryannystrom @NotionHQ Hey Ryan, any update? I just saw another Reddit report today. It seems your AI is silently deleting your user’s content. This should be a massive issue, no? I’ve not gotten a clear explanation from support yet.

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  Energesis (@seba_luciano23) reported 60 minutes ago

  @illPhysics And ppl on reddit are happy when weapons are extremely broken like autos now being 400 rpms and have the fastest ttk shouldn’t be a thing and then they tell me to play cod… like i just want the best pvp game in the world to be balanced? theres nothing like this game

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  Kris (@VeteranKris) reported 1 hour ago

  @Gavin_McInnes I stopped watching when she said she got all of her information from reddit. We'll all know exactly what went down when the surveillance footage is released anyway. 35 years is less than half of the appropriate punishment.

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  George Noble (@gnoble79) reported 1 hour ago

  I was 26 years old when Peter Lynch handed me this. April 28, 1983. I was the auto and retail analyst at Fidelity. Peter was in his prime, on his way to building the greatest mutual fund track record in history: 29.2% annual returns for 13 YEARS STRAIGHT, growing Magellan from $18 million to $14 billion. The Babe Ruth of investing. I'm looking at the principles he had typed up on a single sheet of paper that I've kept in my files for 42 years and I believe now is the perfect time to rehearse them again. Let me walk you through a few: Rule 1B: "You need an edge to make money. Do not rely on a combination of hope and good luck." Today's retail investor has no edge. He has Reddit, Robinhood, zero-DTE options and a TikTok algorithm pushing him into whatever stock just ripped 200% the day before. That's hope and good luck wearing a fancy costume. Rule 1E: "Purchase stocks like one would purchase a business." Tesla trades at over 360 times earnings on a business deteriorating in real time, Oracle has $206 billion in liabilities against $39 billion in equity, MicroStrategy is a leveraged Bitcoin holding company priced like a software firm, and don't even get me started on SpaceX, that piece of garbage you'll be able to trade tomorrow... Nobody in their right mind would buy these as actual businesses. They buy them as stories, narratives, and lottery tickets. Peter would have called it the same way I do - these are not investments. They are speculations. GAMBLING. Rule 1G: "Study the balance sheet and cash flow statement." The hyperscalers spent over $380 billion on AI capex in 2025. Goldman says the measurable productivity payoff does not arrive until 2027 at the earliest. Oracle just reported NEGATIVE $23.7 billion in free cash flow for fiscal 2026 while borrowing at a pace that would make a leveraged buyout firm nervous. The cash flow statements are screaming but nobody is reading them. Rule 1I: "Avoid the long shot." This one cuts the deepest. The entire market has become a long shot. OpenAI is projected to post roughly $74 billion in operating losses in 2028 ALONE while priced for transformation tomorrow. Bitcoin treasury companies are multiplying off thin air. The retail investor of 2026 is making one long-shot bet after another and calling it a portfolio. Rule 3A: "When the fundamentals change, sell your mistakes." Tesla's fundamentals have changed. California registrations are down 24% year over year and inventory days went from 10 to 27. Musk himself admitted on the last earnings call that Hardware 3 cannot achieve unsupervised FSD, breaking a promise made to 4 million customers. The fundamentals have screamed change. But the stock is still at $385. The mistakes are not being sold. They are literally being doubled down on with leverage. Rule 3I: "A 30-50% profit in 12 months is great. Mediocre in three years." Today's retail crowd expects 30-50% in a WEEK. Then they wonder why they get wiped out the second the hype stops. And my favorite - Rule 3J: "Develop your own style and stick to it." That is the entire game right there. I developed mine sitting across the hall from Peter Lynch in 1983, watching him work, reading his notes, getting my own research handed back to me covered in his pencil marks. Then in 1984, my first full year managing money, I ran the #1 mutual fund in America. The Fidelity Overseas Fund was top 2 for the next six years running. I did not get there by chasing narratives. I got there by following the sheet of paper you are looking at right now. 42 years later, this single page contains more wisdom than every Fintwit thread, CNBC segment, and Wall Street price target combined. Peter retired in 1990 with the greatest mutual fund record in history. Then he sat down and wrote books explaining exactly how he did it. Only a few "investors" these days read them. And almost nobody is reading the balance sheets, the cash flow statements, or studying actual businesses today either. They are chasing AI, crypto, and whatever pumped yesterday. The wisdom on this page is timeless and it's more important than ever.