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 (54%)
• 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	3 days ago
Stuttgart	Errors	3 days ago
Bengaluru	Sign in	5 days ago
Paris	Errors	6 days ago
Gustavo Adolfo Madero	Website Down	8 days ago
Nagpur	Errors	11 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

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  Will Kelsall (@KelwaveStudio) reported 7 minutes ago

  got my first real user for PlanningPing this week. not from a fancy launch. not from ads. from a single reddit comment answering someone's actual problem. turns out "be useful in the exact place people are complaining" still works.

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  Beetle-Persona (@beetle_persona) reported 7 minutes ago

  @Sparrow_001_Eve I mean the fact that the mods have unpinned the “Update on the Situation” post on Reddit and are trying to let art post back in to bury the issue is just showing they trying to wait out the situation.

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  Never GiveUp (@NeverGiveU29756) reported 7 minutes ago

  FRIDAY’S BIGGEST ANALYST CALLS: NVIDIA, SPACEX, APPLE, AMAZON, COINBASE, REDDIT, ARM JUST IN: Wall Street issues fresh ratings across a wide swath of tech and crypto-adjacent names to close out the week. 📈 $NVDA $AAPL $AMZN $COIN #Analysts

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  Amin I. (@webdevamin) reported 15 minutes ago

  SEO checklist 2026 🧵 TECHNICAL fix indexing issues fix orphan pages fix broken links and 404s add canonical tags add breadcrumbs use clean, descriptive urls fix core web vitals make the site mobile friendly check js content is crawlable server-render title, meta, canonical, json-ld add hreflang if you serve multiple languages allow ai crawlers in robots.txt check server logs for which bots crawl what skip llms.txt, google doesn't use it ON-PAGE fix heading structure make titles 50-60 characters write titles that earn clicks, not just fit write unique meta descriptions optimize images and add alt text add schema markup add organization / about schema add author bio and e-e-a-t signals CONTENT write original content match every page to search intent answer the question in the first 2 sentences find high volume, low kd keywords build topic clusters, not scattered pages merge thin or overlapping pages avoid duplicate content fix keyword cannibalization update and prune old pages regularly add internal links to important pages AUTHORITY get high quality backlinks earn unlinked brand mentions get mentioned on reddit and in local press track branded search growth in search console LOCAL claim google business profile claim apple business connect and bing places keep name, address, phone consistent everywhere ask for reviews steadily, reply to all of them

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  cyberprince (@cyberprince_rwo) reported 15 minutes ago

  Reddit is down 22% right now after earnings; is the market saying their data is useless for future AI. Who's wrong? You or the market? $RDDT

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  Brett Kessler (@BrettKessler__) reported 15 minutes ago

  I am still aggressively buying Reddit $RDDT. Retail sees the stock getting wrecked down 12% after earnings and panics. This pullback is a massive overreaction to an incredible print. 🧵

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  ecomchigga (@ecomchigga) reported 16 minutes ago

  "you need a big audience to sell digital products" this is the dumbest lie in this entire space and i'm tired of watching people believe it account A: 48,000 followers. posts daily. professional branding. content calendar planned weeks out. launched a $97 course last month made 6 sales account B: 1,900 followers. posts a few times a week. no logo. pfp is a random stock photo. sells a $39 notion template been doing $4K/month for the past 5 months straight same niche. same platform. same timeframe the difference is where the followers came from the 48K account grew from hot takes and memes. people followed for entertainment. they've never bought a digital product and never will. they're lurkers who double tap and keep scrolling the 1,900 account grew from reddit threads and targeted content about one specific problem. every follower already has the pain point his template fixes. they didn't follow for vibes. they followed because they need what he's selling 150 people with a problem you solve will always outperform 40,000 who think you're interesting i know accounts with triple my following making a fraction of what i make and i know faceless accounts with under 2K followers quietly clearing my monthly revenue with a single ugly template because follower count measures attention revenue measures intent those are completely different currencies stop chasing followers. start finding buyers they're not the same thing and they never were

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  SNGGLE (@snggle_) reported 18 minutes ago

  Microsoft considers GrapheneOS to be a rooted device. GOS user on Reddit had problems accessing company Teams/email. Many think that a lot of apps wont work on GOS, while the truth is almost every single Android app works perfectly fine. Simple fixes like disabling secure app spawning or turning on Exploit Protection Compatibility mode. It reduces security, but only for each app with it disabled. GrapheneOS restricts a lot by default to increase security. But playing around with settings and sandboxing works, and if that wont work u can use a banking website via a browser like Vanadium. Most modern banking websites offer Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) that function exactly like their native app counterparts, without the invasive OS checks. There is no excuse for not using GrapheneOS.

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  Kenispunk26 ): (@Ken26519975) reported 18 minutes ago

  @ethelispunk This was specifically on reddit, so it has spread and I am deathly afraid that Pedro's image will flush down the toilet 😖

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  Terrible Princess (@HobgoblinHare) reported 19 minutes ago

  Or, it could be a delayed reaction to something I saw on Reddit earlier. Someone was having bottom-problems, and it sounded a bit like they were trying to clean chunky peanut butter out of a ****-pile rug with a tissue.

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  Emotional Investor (@LeveragedFun) reported 19 minutes ago

  @varuninvesting people who pop in and out of reddit looking for info aren't the most valuable for them. but that data has to come from somewhere IMO it's actually bearish Google, they are going to kill the golden goose that is Google Search if they continue down this road. sites will revolt

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  Leon 🇪🇺🇭🇷🌹 (@treebranch91) reported 21 minutes ago

  @Kari445009 reddit is down the hall and to the left

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  Rohan (@proxy_vector) reported 21 minutes ago

  @1Umairshaikh Reddit concentrates people around specific problems, so intent can be much higher than on a broad feed. It works when you contribute context and proof instead of dropping promotional links.

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  Anna writes (@anna_writes0) reported 23 minutes ago

  Step 4: Read what people are already saying This is one of my favorite steps. Go to: Amazon reviews Reddit Facebook groups Quora YouTube comments Read. Don't search for compliments. Search for problems. Pay attention to the words people use. If ten people complain about the same thing... That's valuable information. I read Amazon reviews because I want buyers to tell me what they need instead of me guessing.

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  john (@jhal9000) reported 24 minutes ago

  @probablykaffe just how many gigabytes of terrible chan meme maps and reddit ****** map posts went into those models anyway

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  kyle (reddit AI agents) (@sellingshovels) reported 28 minutes ago

  everything sucks just pick 1 thing be consistent ✅ adult was always there for me when crypt0 and apps and saas weren't, so im fanvue maxing to make it work when I got $7k off a bumble guy in 3 months I knew this is the niche for me. even reddit only highs I had was $4k when I got like $2k in a day off 1 guy from tinder bots I was driving around looking at houses fantasizing I didnt expect tinder to introduce force verification for all US accounts so that stopped quickly so then had to figure things out again so its back to reddit and trying other dating apps lower security reddit bans everything bans, so then I march to ig and tiktok ig and tiktok bans so its full villain arc spam it all im here for a good time not a long time apps and saas barely did anything for me everyone is a brokie and its my skill issue with content. I get it I get it

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  FalterXV (@falter_xv) reported 30 minutes ago

  Also be Flip: > Calls me things with no evidence. > Actively has a community of minors he threatened he slander me for if I called him out for it. > Actively chased minors around and used them to DMCA and as weaponized pawns to harass people for him as a grooner. > Get banned from Twitter, Twitch, and Youtube, as well as Steam and Discord - Attack the person you got in trouble for making slander about and act like a victim > Tell the person when they block you by editing your discord message that they'll never have friends or a large community like you > Never pass 10 average concurrent viewers on Twitch > Claim a vetted Twitch partner bots while being caught follow botting yourself > Try to post videos attacking the person you got suspended for harassing, fail, get no traction, try to use others to white knight and get them permanently banned on your behalf for doing so > Doxx the person you don't like, then claim the person you got banned for harassing doxxed you with no evidence > make a forum where you hate watch every single stream of there's in full, run alts to harass them and watch them, try to stream snipe them multiple times and fail - but still claim they're bad and you're only "archiving them," which is still breaking TOS and you shouldn't be doing > Pretend you don't talk about them on twitter, yet post about them every single day on your discord, say your discord is public but then get paranoid when people see the truth of what you say or report you for it showing you're guilty and not honest > be friends with literal pdfs like Sileskios and make comments on their video, have them admit they are a pdf as an admission of guilt, and then act like aren't still their friends or used them to attack others > try to accuse the person you don't like of X Y Z with no evidence, make reddit threads where you face doxx and impersonate them on an alt, act shocked that people don't want to attack the person for you > Claim DMCA abuse, yet constantly record the person you don't like's broadcasts on an alt, false report that person with a supposed "Noobster" alt you post as yourself in legal public court dockets that you claim are doxxing you, yet allow you to doxx the person you don't like anytime you want on Twitter. > Get in trouble for stalking someone on imgur over 10 times, blame the person you don't like like it's their fault when you're the one who's posts are in trouble> > claim X Y Z about minors, but be friends with those exact minors proving you're just proving you're projecting you're the grooner. > Rant every single day but use your 11 alts to like yourself and still not get any increase in viewers, followers, or attention all whilet he person you don't like continues to grow and move on without you. > Make allegations (rumors) and lies about the person you don't like and use allegations to try to avoid legal trouble knowing you're literally lying on purpose, but provide 0 evidence about anyone claiming anything of the sort to condemn the person you don't like, and then expect your echo chamber to come and back you up when you @ them on your discord to help bail you out of the mess you're in all while you prove you can't make an argument with a person who doesn't need that > Claim anytime the person is right and everyone agrees that they're paying for promos to hide from the reality that nobody actually agrees with you. > Make mutliple slander videos about the person you don't like to try to bury their content, watch them ignore you and people realize you have no evidence and nobody agrees. > Try to DMCA the person's Twitter so you can hide what you did to them, only to fail in copyright court permanently because you were told in real life court you have no ownership and faked service committing fraud and a felony _ _ I'm not the one who is friends with Shomoru Flip, that's on you buddy. If you want to distance yourself there's a few things you can do: 1: Make an admission you were friends with them, ask them to take down the 2 videos they made for you about me on your channel and remove your comments. 2: Public out them and block them to distance yourself. Similar to how you're friends with Melia... A few other blacklisted people, shall I go on? Ironic, isn't it? You thought me completely blacklisting a bunch of problematic people would isolate you, yet, all it did was draw attention to how problematic you really are. Really ironic, isnt it? You can't even pin me for anything now associating with anyone because I don't. Funny. You can claim X Y Z, but you don't have any evidence to back it up. I do have evidence to back up my claims. maybe if you didn't get banned from imgur stalking me trying to leave it ou-- oh that's right. You always omit it to make wild accusations sinec nobody cares All to...that's right. Yourself since once again, nobody cares, Flip. And nobody ever will. Maybe you should go make drama in another gaming thread to try to get people to come to your website when you're wrong since that's clearly working for you... Oh...wait. It isn't.

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  Late Stage Capitalism (@GlobalCollapse) reported 30 minutes ago

  @roojoo3 Yeah but the issue becomes the bots are gaming the results on Gemini which diminishes the value of the Gemini results from Reddit so then people will stop trusting the Gemini results and Google will be forced to reduce the dependence on Reddit results.

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  Powder 💀🖤 (@Powder_VT) reported 33 minutes ago

  Pokemon GO Players will look you straight in the eye and swear this is "fair" The System to add Stops via Wayfarer is so unfair and broken on top of it, cause it either bans your Pokemon Go Account or has this "rule" that only 1 Stop per "cell" can exist. (Which doesnt apply for bigger cities where stops overlap and theres like 20 of them in 1 cell btw) Images taken from reddit

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  Raj Nagulapalle (@rnagulapalle) reported 34 minutes ago

  @renegadegenesis for dev tools, distribution started working when i stopped pitching and showed up where devs were already debugging integrations. docs issues, reddit threads, MCP, runnable examples. if it helped them fix a webhook today, they remembered it.

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  Daniel | software engineer (@0xfelaback) reported 34 minutes ago

  @TEEPHTREND if your problem no dey Reddit, na special case

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  BoaPeep 🐑🐑 (@ebluribus) reported 38 minutes ago

  @SasTrendy @DenyTheMark2020 @hotgovernment1 VOAT was short-lived, kind of Reddit format. Instead of shutting down specific pages like Reddit did for Pizzagate, they took the whole site down. I never joined, but saw screenshots during that period circulating on social media.

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  throwabull (@throwabull) reported 39 minutes ago

  Wasn't long ago when someone was railing me on here b/c I didn't see $rddt moat over $meta Felt reddit was just another app with another login with another way to find out data and talk with communities. I felt $meta user base + meta ai + suite of apps has a better in-source of data (and moat) and that reddit may become a dying source of data since users are discovering data/answers completely different. There'll probably be some kind of middle ground, and hell, I could even be wrong completely, but the member growth fizzling out a bit does tip its hat to LLM data discovery and less organic members joining to facilitate convos in the community and find out answers.

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  Mindset for Money (@Mindset4Money_X) reported 39 minutes ago

  All $RDDT mgmt can control is the quality of their product and the retention of their users. Brian’s data shows that users are increasingly looking for the Reddit app. Sure, US DAU was down QoQ due to a change in search algos but weeklies were still up and new user retention was up 50% YoY. A change of 300k daily actives in a short time frame cost Reddit 1/5th of their company today and, considering all the other great KPI performance was overshadowed by it, I think that will prove to be irrational. Remember, the ARPU of an app user is 3x greater than search traffic.

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  Stickwelle (@CoachDJLW) reported 46 minutes ago

  @DudeWhoInvests Holy smokes, Reddit just got absolutely BODY-SLAMMED!! 🔥 Down over 20% in a single day, chart looking like it fell off a cliff, all because of some search traffic hiccup?! That’s not a dip, that’s a full-blown, red-hot, American bargain-hunting opportunity of the century! $140 and bleeding? This is the exact moment the real ones load the boat and smile! Reddit’s still the king of the internet, baby — traffic issues or not, this stock is about to bounce harder than a trampoline at a backyard BBQ! Who’s buying the fear with me?! Let’s gooo! 📷📷 🚀💎

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  Johnny Spider (@notJohnnySpider) reported 47 minutes ago

  @bridgemindai @matthewmillerai And? Its not like these 🇺🇸 companies ran trough the hole internet/reddit/x etc and took all the data they could.. maybe even including yours, mines and 100% ripped off all the bloggers. if not for the 🇨🇳 “independent” companies most of the world wouldn’t be able to acces top-tier(or close) models. My thoughts are that 🇨🇳 wants to trigger a economic collapse in 🇺🇸, this is why they forbid paper gold trades and stocked so much oil. The distillation of fable 5 is the nail in the coffin for the 🇺🇸 economy witch was going to see a economic drop anyway after the ai boom(what goes up must come down). These massively subsidised 🇺🇸 companies that are billions in debt just lost their intelligence and are not able to compete price-wise. Im not a 🇨🇳 fan but i have to respect a good executed plan when i see one. The strategic industrial development and the silent takeover are paying off. This wouldn’t have been possible in such a short timeframe if not for the corruption inside your government. 🇨🇳 proved once again they took 🇳🇱’s and 🇮🇹’s game and perfected it. Gg wp

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  Niko (@lngspt) reported 48 minutes ago

  Bought more $RDDT at $138, some thoughts below. The market has clearly shown us what it cares about when it comes to the name — DAUq growth in the U.S. — Certainty of a deal with Google If you can just look beyond those things at the financial trajectory of the business and the FCF (nevermind that they were buying back shares at prices well above where we sit right now) then this is a good opportunity with good r:r On the first concern (US DAUqs), it’s something to watch over the coming quarters, but growth elsewhere was healthy. I do think the US DAUq concern could be merited if it persists over the next few quarters, but management seems highly confident in their 100 million user target in the U.S., and there is no clear impact to ANY of the financials from the decline. At this stage, we don’t know who the churned users were or why they were churning — In other words, we just don’t know enough to sound the alarm bells (I would compare it to spilling a glass of water on the floor versus your house flooding… if we see the house starting to flood, then the thesis is broken). On the second concern, Reddit has a lot more leverage than people are giving credit. If you believe that AI is moving to be more conversational and voice AI is will become more prevalent (I have used ChatGPT voice a good amount and personally think it’s great) Reddit’s training data becomes even more critical. There market was clearly a little jolted by management’s answer to Rich Greenfield’s question on the call, but saying “there’s a wide range of outcomes” is the most rational response. It may sound obvious, but investors need to realize that management does not want to sound too cocky in negotiation (after all, cockiness in negotiations always irritates the other side no matter what.) I have also seen rumors on X (not sure if it all true) that the fee paid by Google may be a fixed upfront fee plus additional usage based fees, and that would be a nice outcome depending on terms. I don’t love focusing too deeply on any one quarter because businesses grow over years and not quarters, but this quarter was particularly good and the market has made a mess of it. (What’s that they say about a voting machine versus weighing machine?)

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  gold. (@thegoldeenhand) reported 49 minutes ago

  RPM on faceless YouTube has nothing to do with the niche anymore. And every creator still chasing "high RPM niches" is solving a problem that stopped existing 18 months ago. Let me explain what changed… The advertiser algorithm shifted. Finance, crypto, and "premium" categories used to pay $20+ RPM while entertainment paid $4. Creators built entire strategies around picking the right category because the niche determined the money. That math is dead. Today RPM is driven by video duration, not content category. A 40-minute Wild West romance story earns $20-30 RPM. A 50-minute Alpha King audiobook hits $25+. A 10-minute finance explainer? $8-12 because the session time is too short for YouTube to serve enough mid-rolls. I run 20 monetized channels. Every single one sits at $20+ RPM. Not one of them is in finance or crypto. They're all AI stories. The duration is the variable. The niche determines the audience and the aesthetic. The duration determines the money. This changes the decision tree completely. You don't need a "premium niche." You need a niche where the standard content duration is 30-60 minutes, the audience watches on TV and phone (not desktop, which has lower ad load), and the format lets you hit that duration without spending $500 per video on production. AI stories are the vehicle. A single operator produces a 50-minute video in under 30 minutes using a JSON template for scripting, ElevenLabs for voiceover, and basic editing software for assembly. The production cost per video is close to $0 after tool subscriptions. The audience for this content is 55-64, US-based, watching on connected TVs. Advertisers pay premium CPMs to reach them. This is why RPM is high regardless of whether the story is about cowboys, dukes, veterans, or Alpha kings. The demographic is the premium, not the topic. So if you're scrolling through Reddit threads about "which YouTube niche pays the best RPM" in 2026, you're reading advice from 2024. The answer is: the one where you produce 40-60 minute content for an older US audience on TV. The niche is a styling decision at that point. The RPM follows the duration. The full breakdown of which niches fit this profile and the production system behind all of them is inside Elevate at elevate(.uno). DM me if you want to talk through your specific setup

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  General Ramon Esperanza (@GenEsperanza) reported 52 minutes ago

  @ShelovesTheBolt @Deanstersbets Haha. Imagine if PFT and Kate’s baby daddy were to have a falling out on Monday. Pres could fire Kate by Friday and no one would care save for a bunch of Reddit weirdos. The “love ya Kate” bots would be shut off and she’d be down to Muj levels of engagement in 2 weeks.

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  xyzBrandon (@BrandonNeverWas) reported 57 minutes ago

  Does anyone have that Reddit comment that got down voted into oblivion?