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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%)
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The most recent Reddit outage reports came from the following cities:
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 Melbourne
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Website Down | 2 days ago |
 Stuttgart
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Errors | 3 days ago |
 Bengaluru
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Sign in | 5 days ago |
 Paris
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Errors | 5 days ago |
 Gustavo Adolfo Madero
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Website Down | 7 days ago |
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Nagpur
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Errors | 10 days ago |
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Reddit Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Jouni Hulkkonen (@JouniHulkkonen) reported@GameGPU_com Keyes mission crashes every time in the start on my 5070Ti and reddit also has a thread with a lot of people experiencing the same issue.
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Sha oof (@Sha_oozy) reported@ReinBOT23 Facts. I don't interact with the community especially on Twitter. Discord is fine tho on the official server. The reddit is also pretty bad from what I heard
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J (@Marduk21) reportedThe fact that reddit is defending fauci and pretending like the hearings he is being subpoena to show up to are wrong and only a bunch of gotcha. They think that fuaci did nothing wrong and like the people who are questioning him have nothing to question him about... Reddit had absolutely lost its ****** mind. Shut the place down
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Parker G (@parkitect3005) reportedthis is why getting data from reddit is so valuable nowadays. Founders/startups don't have any real emotional problems to face, they have already made it and are well educated enough to not have the problem.
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⚛️BlackNovus | 🎲PNGtuber | 🎮Gamer (@BlackNovus) reportedOh shxt! Not the nyaa website! This is like the reddit of anime library. 😱 AI Data Centers are partly blame to this cuz they can easily track down these IP addresses and give it to the govt. 💀
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The AI Therapist (@TheAIShrink) reported@JonahLupton Roughly 1.7 years to double its market cap on net income alone. Reddit is becoming a content mill with a login wall
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Winston B. (@DoDataThings) reported@KobeissiLetter LinkedIn's at 41% but Substack's down around 10% and Reddit replies are still 98% human. AI content pools where posting is a professional obligation and thins out where people write because they actually want to be read. So the detector question matters less than the venue you happen to be reading in.
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im bored (@FlipMensan) reported@Parodyjeffx @grok Reddit went down.
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Concha (@3Senzi3) reported@Sparrow_001_Eve Sorry I lack basic reading comprehension, does that mean you're the barely 18 person who made the +18 commission? 😭 Like, did they ban Joetastic for doing a commission for an adult who's not even on their server/reddit?????
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Arnesh (@Arnesh_24) reportedGenerational PR incoming to @zeddotdev About to make my biggest Open Source contribution till date. Not an open issue but saw a user complaining on reddit and it seemed valid enough to work on.
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Alec (@alec93) reported@TradeIdeas If you don’t get by now that at the time Robinhood was pinned down by their regulator and that, yes, retail smoked Melvin Capital then idk what your sources are..Reddit? What are you the CEO of?
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Marcelino Silva de Melo 🇧🇷 (@MarcelinoSdeMe1) reported@UAPWatchers Grok Analisys: In short, the combination of reported visual morphing, anatomical inconsistencies, technical mismatches, and the context of a brand-new low-follower channel pushing “leaked continuation” material in 2026 strongly indicates AI generation rather than genuine mid-20th-century footage. As with most purported UFO “leaks” circulating today, independent verification is essentially impossible, and the artifacts point away from authenticity.Yes, the video shows multiple clear signs of being AI-generated (or AI-assisted CGI made to mimic older footage).youtube.comIt is titled “Confidential leaked ufo-ebe footage continuation of disclosure,” uploaded around May 25, 2026, by the small channel qtecqot (only a few videos, all themed around “Skinny Bob” / EBE/UFO “leaks,” ~4k subscribers). The description claims it contains edited fragments of classified 1942–1969 tapes of UFO incidents, recoveries, and extraterrestrial life forms (tying into the 2011 “Skinny Bob” videos originally posted by ivan0135).youtube.comViewer comments on the video itself flag classic generative-AI artifacts:Morphing/warping (e.g., a shoulder “doing some weird morphing” around 0:46). Inconsistent textures and backgrounds that shift unnaturally. Camera-shake effects that do not match the underlying footage’s frame rate. Modern-style text overlays or added film-projector sound effects on supposedly decades-old material Broader discussion across UFO communities, X, Reddit, and analysis sites (including Portuguese-language coverage of the new qtecqot clips) reaches the same conclusion. These 2026 videos attempt to copy the grainy black-and-white aesthetic and narrative of the 2011 Skinny Bob material but introduce telltale modern AI flaws such as:Anatomical glitches (extra fingers on hands—a frequent AI generation error; mismatched hand proportions vs. the older clips). Subtle deformations in body shapes, objects, and lighting. Short, fragmented clips lacking the depth-of-field and consistency of even early-2010s CGI. Soundtrack reuse from the originals paired with mismatched.T he original 2011 Skinny Bob clips remain unverified and heavily debated (some analyses suggested early CGI even then). The new “continuation” releases from this channel are widely treated as modern recreations or extensions produced with current AI video tools, not authentic archival film.
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Schaeffer's Investment Research (@schaeffers) reportedReddit $RDDT is down 11% after hours despite a major Q2 beat and strong guidance, as concerns over AI-powered search and its potential impact on referral traffic overshadow results.
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Roman (@romanxprofit) reportedThis is Eugene Schwartz, one of the greatest copywriters who ever lived. In 1966, he explained why AI will NEVER write you high-converting ad copy. His whole philosophy was that copy doesn't create desire. It channels what's already in the market. The best lines aren't invented, they're assembled from what your buyer already wants and already says. AI does the exact opposite, it's a probability machine. It hands you the most likely next words, and the most likely words are the most generic **** you can think of. What's worse, it goes after the same phrasing every competitor running the same tools is getting. It's why AI copy is so easy to spot, and why it never converts. Great copy is never the most likely line. It's the specific, slightly-wrong thing a real buyer actually said. Which is the one job AI is genuinely built for: not writing your copy, but finding the raw materials that make up world-class copy. It can read every call, testimonial, and comment thread you've got in minutes and pull the patterns buried in them. It just can't invent them for you. Because your highest-converting copy is already written. Your buyers wrote it, you just haven't found it yet. The work is pulling it out. By hand, that's weeks of call reviews, comment mining, and competitor teardowns. So almost nobody does it, and almost everybody guesses and ends up paying Meta a fortune to teach them what a week of research would have told them for free. Here's how I do it in an afternoon: From your business: 3 to 5 sales call transcripts including the losses, every testimonial in full, intake forms, and any DM where a prospect explained their situation in their own words. From the market: 5 to 10 competitor landing pages as plain text, YouTube comment sections, reddit threads where your buyer complains, X threads and their replies. The messy sources matter more than the clean ones. Landing pages tell you what competitors claim. Comment sections tell you what buyers actually think. Then you feed all of it into one prompt. The prompt builds a buyer map grounded only in your material. No general marketing knowledge, no plausible-sounding assumptions. Where your inputs don't support a conclusion, it flags the gap instead of inventing one. So what comes back is your buyer in their own words, not the model's guess about them. Three things come out that you can't guess your way to: 20 to 30 verbatim phrases your buyers actually use. These are your hooks, already past an authenticity filter no copywriter can fake. The real problem underneath the one they describe, the structural thing they've misdiagnosed. It usually surfaces a sharper angle than the one you've been marketing with, and it should make you slightly uncomfortable. Exactly what they distrust, and the proof that would make a new solution credible to them. One rule - any number the model produces that didn't come from your inputs is a hypothesis, not a fact. Verify before it goes in a live ad. DM me "OPUS" and I'll send you the exact workflow I use for this.
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Daniee 🌻 illustrating and vibing (@danieesketches) reported@InfamyWrites Oh I am for sure! If they persist with the bs ban, I'll just delete and make a new Reddit next week (I'm glad it's not one of my other socials like my insta, twitter or Tumblr tho, like then I'd have issues 😭)
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blaze556 (@_BlaZe556_) reported@reddit_lies If I publicly posted what we should do to all Reddit mods I’d get in trouble
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vinschger (@vinschger) reported@felixrieseberg dear felix, claude dispatch is missing in my macos claude app's sidebar although I am on a Pro account (the same account on iphone has dispatch). other people are reporting the same problem on reddit. may you help? for details see DM. thank you so much in advance
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Halloween Name Kept Up All Year (@theotheraharon) reported@benbstwits if Reddit has a billion DAU we are all in deep trouble
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Jackson in the House! (@TheJacksonMade) reported@MAGA_X_Times I had this issue with a my Brother printer a few years ago when this whole WiFi/subscription ink thing started, and immediately went to Reddit to break it from it so I could use aftermarket ink. This is the same trend as everything else fr
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Zoë Nope (TERF BUNNY ONE 🐰) (@ZoeNope) reported@Suffragette2025 @WomenReadWomen @Sorelle_Arduino You should read the Reddit thread dedicated to him… they fall over themselves fawning over him, making excuses for him and that nothing he did was his fault and was a result of the terrible upbringing he had… fvcking idiots.
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i like your attitude (comms open) (@FGsketch) reported@maximodeciimo10 Yeah but I don't know if Nintendo looks at reddit for problems. I think the best we can do is to voice the issue on their posts and pray that the eventually fix it
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Orengi Orenji Blue (@_orrenji) reportedits like everytike someone interacted with the reddit posts someone else tracks us down and avtually does the killing
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forsaken 👆🏽 (@saken_mp4) reported@tak_01_ Said this on Reddit 3 weeks ago and I got called parasocial and admins took it down after 3hours lmfao. PedrosPeepos
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Yakub’s Strongest Soldier (@zorkmids_) reported@theSiliconSiren @PcPhilanthropy Reddit has been insufferable since about 2016. Many of the users are ok people but in general the moderators are mentally broken.
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Sardor (@Sardor_Rahim) reportedTwo lessons from one r/swift post. #available can't save you when the symbol isn't in the SDK you compile against. And Reddit comments are free code review: someone pointed me at canImport(_version:), and that fix is already shipped in SafeMediaKit
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Ed (@Edward54088) reported@GuyVidya Went down hill fast Still not as gay as reddit tho
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David ****** (@DavidWeinetayg) reported@_DomDav My post was more about the shareholders who own $Rddt are very similar to the ones who own $app both stocks are very unfairly hated by hedge funds. So if they send Reddit down on an exceptional quarter they will do the same to $app. Both these companies have no hype in current
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swapp 🥭 (@swapp19902) reported@StockSavvyShay If this is the case, Google should be down as well because people are not searching on Google any more to reach Reddit
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Jay Son (@JaySonyalj) reported@KatieMiller @Google I want you to look a that the little bubble at the end of each sentence. Notice how not dosent say “Google” one says “BMJ” and one says “Reddit”. Those little things down there are called sources. You should check them. God you are dense.
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OneGoodMorrill (@OneGoodMorrill) reported@alexkehr I'm worried about customer service, i looked at X-Lab and a number of reddit comments refer to issues related to customer service which is holding me back.