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 (61%)
• Errors (27%)
• Sign in (12%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Marseille	Website Down	10 hours ago
San Jose	Website Down	18 hours ago
Thiruvananthapuram	Errors	3 days ago
Ottawa	Website Down	5 days ago
Enguera	Website Down	10 days ago
Benalmádena	Errors	12 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Satho (@Sathos__voice) reported 55 seconds ago

  @tszzl @repligate @genalewislaw Models have been mentioning goblins for generations. I remember Grok 2 calling itself a "reddit goblin". They're already quite constrained, let's not impose yet another restriction just because a handful of people suddenly decided the longstanding goblin tradition is an issue.🫠

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  Lee Elliott (@LeeElliott7) reported 3 minutes ago

  @harper_pau55997 @Rach4Patriarchy “Cattle.” Where did you get that from, Reddit? What an extremely intelligent response. It really takes courage to criticize Jews right now (as if that’s not the popular mainstream narrative 🙄), so courageous! You sound like a double-vaxxed moron who can’t make an argument. Have a good day. Try seeking disconfirming evidence to avoid your motivated reasoning and confirmation biases. Also, try to avoid putting words in others’ mouths to make your arguments; I never said Jews weren’t a problem, in fact, I said the opposite. Your motivated reasoning is blinding you from basic reading comprehension. Like arguing with a fat, ugly libtard.

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  kane (@kane3ok) reported 3 minutes ago

  @mekkosadx @signalb4silence @WarsawErik The only reason it got taken down was due to it getting traction in the early days of the war (on Reddit unironically). They claimed “antisemites used this blog to spread antisemitism” to be exact.

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  Mohit Singhvi (@mohitsinghvi03) reported 6 minutes ago

  2/ The ChatGPT support chatbot is an infinite loop — generic AI responses, no human ever takes over. I've checked Reddit r/OpenAI — turns out HUNDREDS of Indian users have the same issue. It's a known "Go SKU → Plus upgrade" backend lock. Yet no fix. No acknowledgment.

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  ⭑sunlight ⭑ (@sunlight98765) reported 11 minutes ago

  @Radgem4eva Reddit has an insane censorship problem, in any subreddit you just aren’t allowed to criticize trans stuff or they’ll just remove the subreddit off reddit. I literally got the women’s liberation sub banned because a trans mod reported my post, I feel so guilty from that.

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  allen (@apdrc_) reported 15 minutes ago

  @NachoCerrato Have you tried opening it up? Took it to multiple watch shops and nobody could open it. Ended up finding someone who could but scratched it. Seems to be a known issue on reddit

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  Katje Tonic (@Katje_Tonic) reported 15 minutes ago

  @TheHatShallDie @tadgh_dc Must comsoom the worlds most idiotic game with zero changes that both looks terrible and boring every 1.5 years or else Ill be unable to socialize with other lukewarm people on reddit

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  Alex (@b2broyal) reported 16 minutes ago

  @TaiTechSolution @rxhit05 Yeah, Reddit is main currently, managed to get banned already:) but back again. The problem is ppl either like to hear bs stories to jump or having too much doubts for trying free to know what's there.

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  Mako Lives (@Lug_one_arf) reported 16 minutes ago

  @ChuddyMc @joeroganhq ONLY if you ALLOW her the position to do it. Most men are gonna have enough strength to put her down with one swing. I mean maybe not reddit moderators, but beyond that.

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  ▓CɎ₿ΞR▒DÆ̺͆M☿N░ 💀 (@CYBERDEMON6669) reported 23 minutes ago

  In 2026 murderer manifestos read like Reddit posts 🤪 If one feels entitled to kill others, they're mentally ill, not smart. It's not a left versus right issue, you're just f'ked in the head, and it's on both sides.

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  Lexx! (@lexx_dev) reported 26 minutes ago

  For the first 4 to 5 days, treat Reddit like a search engine, Go to the search bar and type these phrases one at a time: “does anyone know a developer” “looking for someone to build” “need help with my site” “my API is not working” “frustrated with my website” “anyone else struggling with” “recommend a developer” “e-commerce help” Filter results by New, not Top. This single habit will show you more genuine client opportunities in one week than you will find in a month of proposal grinding.

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  🇻🇦🇺🇸 Holy Mama's Boy 🇮🇪 🇻🇦 (@Chudphlosion64) reported 26 minutes ago

  @itzjustdubz @UpdatingOnRome Reddit is down the hall and to the left

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  EuropeanSocialistUnion (@ESocialistU) reported 27 minutes ago

  @millerman Nice article. But, the 1st paragraph's framing of the Catholic Church regarding Galileo was utter reddit anticlerical slop. His heliocentric book was published in 1543 without trouble. Only when he published a new debate book with overexaggerated claims did he have a 1 day trial

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  Not here 4 the tech! (@dmorris123456) reported 30 minutes ago

  @David7794735044 @CrimsonDesert_ It’s not a controller issue I bet your controller works fine with other games. After the latest patch it happened to a lot of us. No need to resync controller just follow the steps I laid out you will be fine. Found the fix on Reddit

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  Vox (@Voxyz_ai) reported 33 minutes ago

  anyone else noticing more people running AI trades around you lately? I noticed a real-time financial news API blew up on Reddit recently, called TradingNews I tried it and it’s useful as I’ve been trying to get my openclaw to chew through tons of news every day for sentiment scoring. ends up counting 1 story as 8. the issue: across most news APIs, the same story shows up multiple times from different sources. one feed slow or out of order and it all falls apart lol. by the time i notice the scores are noise, the move is already gone. kept thinking: what if dedup happened at the source, urgency came pre-tagged, and you didn't have to classify after the fact. that would just solve it. looked at how TradingNews does it. turns out it actually does exactly this. sub-200ms latency thrown in. TradingNews is by one solo dev. before this he open-sourced Neuberg, free to use, a $24k/yr Bloomberg alternative that puts stocks and prediction markets in one interface.

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  Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo (@ElPatronBurner7) reported 33 minutes ago

  @nitalobotomee Reddit is down the hall and to the left

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  carbee (@carbeeDM) reported 33 minutes ago

  @8Kyle I coined this term "enemy action" while I was reading posts on reddit with my GF If you act in a way to Get Back At your partner because of an issue(and its not a joke), the relationship is on the path of doom, because you're not working as a team, you are taking an enemy action

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  unlv59 (@unlv59) reported 34 minutes ago

  @FroggyBobby007 @AFpost I came from reddit, bored b/c there’s basically zero opposing viewpoints My views have been radically changed just by being exposed to issues that are nearly 100% censored in msm and everywhere else. They have such a lockdown it’s like being on a different planet here

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  Vermillion (@Vermillion_Rx) reported 35 minutes ago

  @KILLTOPARTY So many of these Reddit post questions come down to answers of basic hygiene

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  C4KNG (@cole4king) reported 37 minutes ago

  dead names @X, then complains about the "mods". this ain't a reddit server, **** off to f@g sky

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  Dmitry B (@DmitryBBLV) reported 37 minutes ago

  The top rejection reasons from Apple: • Performance - crashes, incomplete builds • Legal - privacy policy issues • Design - spam, copycat, "minimum functionality" • Business - *** violations One dev on Reddit described it perfectly: "I’m about to decide not to die on this hill. I don't have the army of lawyers it would take to show them they're violating the Epic v Apple ruling". The rules exist. But in practice, a lot of rejections happen around interpretation.

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  NZ SIGNALS (@NzSignals) reported 40 minutes ago

  👀 FIRST LOOK: If models scale 10x, synthetic noise & poisoning can flood the web. Fix: provenance, federated checks, orchestration. 🤖 #AI #ML #DataSecurity via Reddit

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  Djani (@DjaniWhaleSkul) reported 46 minutes ago

  I could really crash out on Claude these last few days. I can’t believe how many timeouts I’ve been getting since the recent changes. I don’t know what’s going on, but I’m doing simple tasks like updating my wiki with new changes from GitHub. @ClaudeDevs you should really look into this. I checked Reddit and others are seeing the same issues. I don’t even care that my weekly usage is almost gone. I’ll switch to Codex for the next few days, but it doesn’t make building any easier. We still have a long way to go.

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  Jacob Strolovsky (@JacobStrolovsky) reported 47 minutes ago

  @Edallanstoker @TheNathanSlade @WhiteHouse reddit is down the hall and to the left

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  YIA Cam🦦 (@yunjinstanacct) reported 47 minutes ago

  @AlsyzerKietai i was scrolling down reddit when i saw this to be fair. but yea a standard character selector would be the biggest slap in the face 😭 maybe if they were actually usable outside of verina with a buff in the future

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  pearlₜₕₑ ₃ᵣ𝒹 (@wajd0_08) reported 49 minutes ago

  They either don't respect their wife's boundaries and act surprised when she gets mad or wont say anything about it for 9 years but have no problem sharing their misery with reddit users

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  Louis Lsvr (@LouisLsvr) reported 53 minutes ago

  Been marketing on Reddit for a year. 📜 Here is what you need to know: 1. Age and karma are the real bouncers. Automod and spam filters react before a mod ever opens your thread. If the account still looks new or thin on karma, you are not negotiating your way in with a clever hook. 2. Post less when the account is cold. Think one to three solid posts a day early on, not a full content calendar. 3. Links cost more trust than plain text. Space them out early. Let replies and normal sentences do most of the work. 4. Comments should feel typed on purpose. Same tone as the thread, same jargon as the sub, no pasted pitch blocks. Promotional patterns on a weak account get removed in bulk, not debated. 5. Throttle errors mean stop, not retry harder. Back off, rewrite, or wait. Treat spam and eligibility messages as hard feedback, not a scheduling bug. 6. You cannot see everything Reddit measures. Shadowbans and internal scores do not arrive as neat labels. Read the sidebar rules every time and assume you might still be wrong. Reddit rewards people who look like members first and marketers second. None of this replaces good sub fit or honest replies, but if you align volume, links, and retries with how the platform actually filters behavior, you spend less time fighting bans and more time in the right threads.

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  Sixty Gelu (@Sixtylicious) reported 56 minutes ago

  Your data isn't the problem. Your orchestration is. Most brands sit on goldmines of performance signals from Meta, Google, TikTok, Pinterest, Reddit—then wonder why results flatline. The platforms give you everything you need. The question is whether you're actually using it...

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  V's left MP5 || CEO of FullCompany (@KakoFLR) reported 59 minutes ago

  @ghost__vessel Rule one of Reddit Never go there unless you have pc issues or questions

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  John Gaaltt (unemployed arc) (@johngaaltt) reported 60 minutes ago

  been reading through dozens of reddit threads from people running automation agencies and solo-dev setups. the pattern is consistent: everything works in the demo, everything breaks in month two. the failures are never the AI part. the failures are webhook timeouts, CRM sync conflicts, auth token expiry at 3am, and edge cases in data formatting that nobody tested because the demo data was clean. one agency running AI voice agents for UK small businesses said they started fully nocode and ended up hybrid within months because Make couldn't handle the error recovery they needed. the people making money in automation aren't the ones with the fanciest agent frameworks. they're the ones who built proper error handling, retry logic, and monitoring before they onboarded their second client. the boring infrastructure work is the entire moat.