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
Melbourne	Website Down	6 days ago
Stuttgart	Errors	6 days ago
Bengaluru	Sign in	8 days ago
Paris	Errors	9 days ago
Gustavo Adolfo Madero	Website Down	11 days ago
Nagpur	Errors	14 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

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  Alex Caswen (@AlexCaswen) reported 47 seconds ago

  But what’s funny about that is that his old content sounds exactly the same, what his fans don’t understand is that it’s the AI that sounds like him, not him that sounds like the AI ! lol Hank is, culturally, a linguistic king of reddit and that particular type of millennial guy, a significant part of reddit grammar, wording, and vocabulary is down stream of him and V-Sauce and the like.

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  feel bad all the time (@BenArz13) reported 5 minutes ago

  @LRSerling For all the issues with the Internet now, one thing nice about it being more "professional" is you see a lot less of this. There are still things like e.g. overzealous Reddit mods, but the site itself isn't going to collapse because of a petty feud between the owners.

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  SN (@slick_ns) reported 10 minutes ago

  1/ Twitter has a bot problem that Reddit just doesn’t have. I’ve used both, and the problem isn’t the posts.. it’s the ******* replies. Every remotely viral tweet gets swarmed by completely unrelated bot comments.

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  George (@georgeorch) reported 11 minutes ago

  How do you actually find AI tools worth using? Serious question. Because every method I've tried is broken in some way. Google: SEO spam directories that rank dead products. Product Hunt: great for launch day, useless two weeks later. X/Twitter: tribal. People recommend what their friends built. Reddit: the only honest source, but buried in threads from 2023. I've been running an AI tool directory for a while now, and the number one complaint from users is the same: "I can't tell what's real and what's marketing." They're right. Most directories don't review anything. They just scrape and list. What's your go-to method for finding tools you actually end up using? Genuinely want to know because I'm building something around this exact problem.

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  Isabella Richardson (@I_Richardson97) reported 15 minutes ago

  @grok @AshCrypto Okay I see. But still according to the narrative of this Reddit post, he is still wrong about blaming and "being done" with Bitcoin when that obviously is not the issue.

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  Daniele Sgarbini (@_sgarbini) reported 18 minutes ago

  struggling to convert viewers into buyers? open reddit and your competitors' comment sections. find the most common sentence buyers use to describe their problem. write a post to solve that problem. "paying $400/mo for this crm and half my leads still slip through" becomes "my crm was leaking half the leads I paid for? here's how I fixed it" this is the 2nd pillar of my brand equity method: speak your buyer's language.

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  akin.korpe (@akinkep) reported 18 minutes ago

  @pcshipp I kept picking broad channels with big audiences, but what actually worked was smaller ones. I turned to Reddit and connected directly with people who were already experiencing the problem. I was there every day. Traffic was light, but every single conversation was with someone facing the exact issue I was solving. It took me 2 months to stop optimizing the wrong thing.

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  ozkan (@o4h8_) reported 18 minutes ago

  Every founder I know has the same problem. Building is the easy half. Then you open X, Reddit, LinkedIn, TikTok and freeze, because nobody tells you what to actually do. I'm building @controloutput to fix that.

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  pro (@proceedingsx) reported 19 minutes ago

  most of my app's growth came from reddit and its not close no ads. just posting in subreddits where people already had the problem everyone overcomplicates this

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  Necessary 🇨🇦 (@PlayerRain3593) reported 22 minutes ago

  @bionic_ooze I want to be nice because it’s hack in a way I can control to just harshly neg. What am I tony Robbin’s and think I know everything instead of nothing about a person. I get why there are faults and they aren’t a big deal. But do that and holy **** look what you get back. A person’s most **** filled super retard **** even when the individual has the capability of the opposite. Just because they can. It’s almost coercion. You expect that type of **** out of an redditor. Like if I don’t school you you are going to try to jam the most retarded framing of any situation down my throat. That’s why I’m allergic to anyone who’s not the single least Reddit person in the area. Experienced it with every single ****** person, negligent useless bastards living in fantasy land for their convenience. Better just cut them to pieces 🤷 ITS NOT HARD RHIANNA KINDNESS WEAKNESS VIOLENT MORONS

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  Badjer (@Badjer_UK) reported 27 minutes ago

  @reddit_lies This is obvious. Enforcing laws equally should be the standard. The progressive crowd will argue that this ignores something nebulous/subjective like historical context or relative impact. That sort of Reddit-style thinking/argument doesn’t work in the real world where there are immediate consequences and secondary/branching consequences that can change in intensity over time as social norms inevitably shift. What may work today could fail spectacularly down the line, especially if these inequalities can be exploited - as we’re seeing today.

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  Billy Ferguson (@bferguson4) reported 28 minutes ago

  Watched the Idaho four documentary on Netflix and ended up down a rabbit hole on Reddit. Now every second post am seeing on here is a conspiracy theory related to that cases

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  Michael Briffa (@MikeBriffa3) reported 29 minutes ago

  @stan100x I think these are interesting surface level thoughts, but the thesis and it's proximity to truth in comparison to the market's thesis is what will count. Did you ever try to write down the key explanations as to why you think Reddit is worth significantly more? Would love to read

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  Sam Fuhrer (@SamFuhrer) reported 29 minutes ago

  Years ago I went to an adult summer camp. It was in late August of 2016 and it was hosted by this indie music blog that was quite popular within the Brooklyn scene. At the time, my brother was living in this unbelievable Loft in Greenpoint and was hosting SoFar Sounds concerts regularly, which were extremely popular. The guy throwing the summer camp festival invited me because he wanted a connection at my brother’s place- I guess he wanted to host his own concert there or something. So he gave me two discounted tickets to this long weekend in Western Massachusetts. It was the summer I was 25 years old and I was dating a girl out of my league. I was constantly spending more on her than I should have been and by the end of the summer she was expecting a vacation. I had just started my business and was barely making ends meet, but I knew if I wanted to keep her around I was going to have to come up with something. Now I had the perfect thing to offer; adult summer camp. Surprisingly, she was pleased with this. I explained to her what it was and she was excited about the whole thing, but was not about to stay in a cabin with 10 other strangers. She said she would go if we could camp out in a tent instead of staying in the bunks. I called the guy hosting the event and he said it wouldn’t be a problem. I found an old tent in my parents attic and watched a few youtube videos on how to set it up. We made the four drive to the festival, which was called Welcome Campers, and got there just as these busses filled with Brooklyn hipsters were showing up. It was like Indie music heaven. Free IPAs, tons of artisanal food trucks, angsty folk bands playing and a crowd that ranged from Reddit engineers to baristas. We checked in, and when we were assigned a cabin I told the lady that we had been granted the right to sleep in a tent. She shrugged and suggested we pitch the tent up on the soccer field. So we did. I hauled the tent, our suitcases and sleeping bags up to the soccer field and set it up perfectly. I remember the look in my girls eyes. It was the first time I think I truly impressed her. I was imaging what she would look like in a wedding gown and for the first time that whole summer thought she actually might be the one. We set our sleeping bags up and then went down to the water to partake in the festivities. It was amazing. We lounged out on this large tube on the lake and listened to this indie band play through their set. At the end we were handed a tall can of craft beer and were meeting a bunch of friendly, cool people. And then a voice came on the loud speaker… “Will the couple who pitched their tent on the field please report to center campus.” We looked at each other. Did we just hear what we think we did? But then it came again. “Will the couple who pitched their tent on the field please report to center campus.” So we went and met with a park ranger who was an older, overweight man with grey hair and a trucker hat and a bush of hair coming out of his ears. He greeted me and asked if I was the young man with the tent on the soccer field. I told him that I was and he told me in a very matter of fact way that I was going to have to take it down. I explained that I was given permission to have the tent by the guy throwing the festival and he once again told me that I was going to have to take the tent down. I asked him why and he told me that there had been a bear sighting earlier and they couldn’t take any chances. He explained the liability and assured me that we wouldn’t want to be bear food. I looked at my girl and saw all the excitement drained from her face. Every point that I had won with her was erased and I knew this was about to turn ugly. “Hey man,” I said to the park Ranger, “Can I talk to you over there?” and pointed to a spot out of ears reach from the others. Listen, I said, “We have to sleep in that tent tonight. What’s it gonna cost to keep it up?” He asked if was bribing him. He said “I don’t care if you hand me all the money in the world. You’re not sleeping in that tent tonight.” “Well then where are we going to sleep?” “In the bunks, like everybody else.” I looked at my girl, who was super skinny, like fashion model skinny, And beautiful in a kind of sickly way. Like an acquired taste. The definition of heroine chic. She looked way more appropriate on the streets of New York City. Up here in the country she looked kind of sickly and unnatural. I looked the Park Ranger dead in the eyes and said “She can’t sleep in the bunks with everybody else?” “Well why not?” To this day I can’t believe that I said this. It was the worst possible excuse in the world... I told him to look at her. I said, “She has a disease. A wildly contagious disease. Trust me, it would not be good if she slept in a bunk with others. I don't know what would happen to the others campers but it would not be pretty." "She has a contagious disease?" The Ranger asked me. "Yes," I said. "Well then can I ask you something...?" "Go right ahead." "What the hell are you doing sleeping with her?" Good question, I said and then told him that I had been vaccinated and was now immune to her illness. He shook his head and said "Well you're not sleeping in the bunks, I'll tell you that." To me, this read as victory. I went over to my girl, who was panicking and uneasy and assured that we were alright. We were going to sleep in that tent tonight. "Really? What you say to him." "Let's just say I told him I wasn't taking no for an answer. My girl wants to sleep in a tent. My girl is going to sleep in a tent." She looked at me like I was her hero. All the excitement came back to her and a rush of happiness overwhelmed us both. We went up to the tent , right around dusk and were in the process of getting comfortable. I very rarely got laid in this relationship and it seemed like this was going to be a lucky night. Up until... Two golf carts rolled up to the tent. It was the park ranger with these women that had a type of hazmat plastic mask over their faces. They spoke through a megaphone and asked us to get out of the tent. I got out and saw them and knew immediately what was happening. "There she is, that's the one with the disease." The park ranger said pointing to my girlfriend. My girl looked at me, confused as all hell. "What's happening?" "What disease do you have?" One of the ladies asked. "What disease do I have?" And that's when I knew I had to come clean. "She doesn't have a disease!" I said. "You said she has a disease." "I know. I was lying." "What ******** did you tell him?" My girl said. "I know. I said that she has a disease. It was a lie. I made it up. I said it so we could sleep in the tent." "You made up that I have a disease? What ******** is wrong with you. Are you retarded?" She was turning blood mad. SO mad I had never seen her like this. The nurses and the ranger just kind of stopped and watched her lay into me. "Out of all the ******* things you could have told him. You told him I have a ******* disease. I can't ******* believe this." "Just to be clear ma'am, you don't have a disease?" "No." "Okay, we'll let you work this out." They said, and drove the carts away. I was now alone with my girl again, and a moment of silence passed. I went to put my arm around her and she backed away. "Take me home." She said. And we began the four hour drive back to New York. In silence...

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  DeFi Danny (@defiufo) reported 31 minutes ago

  @thedailyblock I don’t think this is just a Reddit problem. Every publisher is watching closely.

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  Will Ballentine (@EveryDayFSDev) reported 35 minutes ago

  Another account was randomly shadow-banned on Reddit. Making something to fix this. founders should have a place to promote and discuss without risk of ban. stay tuned.

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  Valis Keogh (@KeoghValis26896) reported 37 minutes ago

  another problem is that the LLM's aren't trained on FACTS. they're trained on THE INTERNET and REDDIT. think about that... LLM's haven't learned what's correct, they've learned what incel reddit mod's with delusions of grandeur have allowed on the platform. be terrified.

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  Pairrot🔜GCX (@Pairrot12) reported 41 minutes ago

  @D2LostSector Every time I run this it doesn’t let me progress, usually because there’s like one or two bugged enemies OOB that I can’t kill to open the way to the next section. Common issue according to reddit

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  The AI Therapist (@TheAIShrink) reported 43 minutes ago

  @Mindset4Money_X Reddit search traffic dropped 30%. answers won't fix a moat built on free content farms. ads = rent.

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  Zuki (@zukiweb3) reported 44 minutes ago

  Seen over my feed for the past 2 days; multiple accounts posting it. The dog looks like a cyclops with one eye. I tracked down the original Reddit post from 2 years ago, wild it's only getting popular now. The dog's name is $floof dex at 15k

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  amitsarda.xyz (@sardamit) reported 47 minutes ago

  somebody asked on reddit so i started exploring pipedrive's MCP capabilities chatGPT was experiencing some kind of outage so started using it with claude spent 10 minutes to get a feel of what it can do and what kind of info it needs then tried exploring this idea i had been

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  Matt Carvalho (@mattcrv) reported 47 minutes ago

  @BitPaine @Ledger I hope someone digs through old Reddit and X posts. It’d be hilarious to find out that a collision did happen and NVK dismissed it as user error.

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  goomi (@tussaa_r) reported 48 minutes ago

  Getting error while registering on irctc website,cleared cookies,tried different laptop,different browser...do you guys have any answer,checked reddit..many people are having this problem .have some shame @IRCTCofficial

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  Valis Keogh (@KeoghValis26896) reported 49 minutes ago

  @RandyRRQuaid another problem is that the LLM's aren't trained on FACTS. they're trained on THE INTERNET and REDDIT. think about that... LLM's haven't learned what's correct, they've learned what incel reddit mod's with delusions of grandeur have allowed on the platform. be terrified.

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  pyara sitara (@pyarasitara) reported 49 minutes ago

  fever has not gone down n im asking reddit doctors on what to do #cutrentfinancialstatus

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  ShashanK🤺 (@shacrw_) reported 50 minutes ago

  @AndyMasley a lot of people still believe that LLMs aren't a good search engine which is just stupid. they probably have that mental model coz most of the uses they see are very simple, maybe don't use web search and so to them "ai search" means ai generating a list of things which might be hallucinated. biggest advantage of LLM+web search is that they can do query gen instead of the user thinking and typing a bunch of search queries. really helpful for long tail research. i remember seeing perplexity do this ~2 years back and it was amazing. i gave it some search params to search reddit then asked it to generate 10 different search queries + aggregate the results and it did. quite similar to the slop/pangram problem where people who don't use ai can't spot slop or don't believe in pangram and so you get those lit contests where ai entries win and even after pushback the judges declare no foul play. in both cases, misunderstanding is due to lack of usage and based on something which was true 2-3 yrs ago: hallucinations, made-up links and ai detectors which were all bad. anyways, since he's a science communicator I hope he educates his audience about this. the idiots on reddit are saying **** like "he has the resources...why doesn't he pay people to do research instead of using AI" which is just stupid on multiple levels.

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  Caroline “train track” Parker (@texasdebater) reported 52 minutes ago

  @cassicorb @colletingbitchs It was this finance dude in Austin. The craziest part is that he wasn't even ugly i think he just fell down a reddit ****** rabbithole

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  Maynard Baral (@hmmmtb) reported 54 minutes ago

  Ask five AI tools to "research pain points for [your product]" You'll get five versions of the same boring list. Dry skin. Low energy. Wants convenience. Blah blah blah. AI isn't the problem. The problem is AI blends everything ever written about your thing... And gives you the average. That's a summary of a summary of all things compiled. You want real research? Go to Reddit. YouTube comments. Facebook groups. Amazon reviews. You'll find real people talking about their real problems. Nobody venting at 1am is trying to sound smart. They're just mad. So the exact phrases they use? Those are the ones that make someone else go "holy ****, that's literally me." You can't get that from a chatbot trying to be helpful. You can only get it from someone with zero reason to fake it. Now... can AI help you sort through it all? Spot patterns? Organize faster? Hell yeah. Just don't let it replace reading the real thing first. Because if you skip that step... You're basically writing ads based on vibes. And that's how you sound like everyone else.

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  Yassine Atik (@IamYassineAtik) reported 56 minutes ago

  rotate IPs mid-session and Reddit flags it as account takeover. one browser identity, one IP, for its whole life. so the proxy pool never deletes a blocked proxy. it just cools it: 2 min, 4, 8, up to 30. blocked and broken are different states and the pool has to know that.

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  lord baal (@lordbaal1) reported 60 minutes ago

  @Reddit Typical mods. Don't agree with the OP. So they just perma ban you, and perma mute you. Because you have "broken" some invisible rule. But yet can tell you which rule you broke.