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
Bengaluru	Sign in	1 day ago
Paris	Errors	2 days ago
Gustavo Adolfo Madero	Website Down	4 days ago
Nagpur	Errors	7 days ago
Chhindwāra	Website Down	7 days ago
Douai	Sign in	16 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Matthew Roberts (@robertsdotpm) reported 1 minute ago

  why ******** does reddit use half the screen for a side bar that remains empty when you scroll down. then forces the actual content to occupy the remainder. shouldn't the content for the site be the main focus of the design?

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  Florida Breeze 🍊 (@Fl941_SRQ) reported 7 minutes ago

  @RichVaccaro It’s a Reddit thread they should burn the servers down

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  Audit The Herd (@AuditTheHerd) reported 10 minutes ago

  One of the most attracting parts about it $RDDT is their capital allocation. Looking at the numbers, Reddit is around 125 percent ROIC today. For context, the three year average is negative 70 percent and in December 2024 it was negative 160 percent. So we went from deeply negative to triple digit positive in about 18 months. In my view that tells you the business finally hit real operating leverage. The reason I find this so interesting is how little capital they need to get there. I listened to the CFO interview from earlier this year and he said it clearly. They spent about 7 million in capex last year and around 1 million in Q1 this year. For a business doing over 2.2 billion in revenue that is wild. From my perspective they can run this lean for two reasons. One, they rent everything. They run on Google Cloud and AWS and just pay for what they use. So they never have to build data centers ahead of demand and sit on empty capacity. When traffic spikes they rent more. When it calms down they scale back. Two, the users make the product. The community creates the content and moderates it. That means Reddit gets supply without paying big royalties or creator deals like other platforms do. That setup shows up in the margins. Gross margins are over 91 percent and the team has talked about incremental margins running between 55 and 70 percent the last couple years. So every new dollar of revenue carries very little extra cost. EBITDA ends up looking almost identical to cash flow. So for reinvestment, my read is they keep it simple. They put money back into the ad stack, search and core product. That is engineers and software rather than buildings and equipment. With about 2,500 people and over 860k in revenue per employee, any small win in monetization flows straight through. That is why ROIC looks the way it does right now. TTM NOPAT is around 618 million on an invested capital base of roughly 492 million. The profit is growing fast while the capital base stays small. When you can grow like that without needing to grow the base, ROIC really takes off.

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  Goddess Jayda 🎀 BDAY 8/18 !!🎁💋 (@goddesssjj2) reported 11 minutes ago

  I wish I knew how to use Reddit I would eat down over there

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  oliverb (@oliverbrocato) reported 14 minutes ago

  i see tweets, reddit threads, and messages in founder communities EVERY DAY of people complaining their brand got copied or ripped off I may have built something that has a 75% success rate on takedowns Not a silver bullet but DAMN good any1 dealing with this issue?

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  Cody Schneider (@codyschneider) reported 14 minutes ago

  GTM engineering today find all of your competitors Facebook ad libraries and then use the apify API to extract all of their creative take all of these and use gemini to write descriptions about the images and the videos specifically focusing on the angles, the promises and the outcomes once you have this, you have a map of how people are talking about themselves in the category and have Claude analyze where are the gaps are in the market for us to go in after to validate these gaps that it ideates have it scrape reddit using exa ai at this point, you've got a good map of the industry now go use nano banana and seed dance to make ads based on this analysis and then upload these ads to Facebook via your API key 1 day later connect graphed .com MCP into claude code to analyze what's working use facebook ads API to turn off losers and move winners to their own ad sets with dedicated budget once the system works, deploy this to a server so it runs on its own

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  |Roland|🛸 (@SplashXB) reported 17 minutes ago

  @XBOXSupport I opened it up and it was actually not as ***** but I still cleaned it up and still the same issue? I saw on Reddit as well its a whole issue that many people have as well. I have the Day 1 launch Series X if that helps😞

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  Mason Doyle (@masontdoyle) reported 18 minutes ago

  Yes, because monkey's have no sense of life beyond their immediate, vapid existence. Humans understand deep down that they are a part of something greater than themselves, that they should give themselves to. Reddit tier argument.

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  Cesare D'Adamo (@CesareDadamo) reported 24 minutes ago

  cheapest customer research nobody actually does: search reddit and X for "anyone know a tool that" plus your problem people are describing your product in their own words, for free, with the exact pain that sent them looking you don't need to pitch. just be there where the question already lives

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  Marc Josepi News (@markjos05095724) reported 25 minutes ago

  @janninereid1 GROK Who is “TPSI Polls”? TPSI has no established track record, no major pollster ratings (e.g., from FiveThirtyEight/Silver Bulletin, classified it as an amateur firm and excluded its polls from averages), and is not a member of groups like AAPOR. Critics (on Reddit, Talk Elections forums—where its polls have been banned—news sites, and X) frequently call its surveys unreliable or “junk,” citing very small samples (sometimes ~150 respondents with large margins of error), unusual or implausible weighting/

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  Neil deNeil Neilson (@PissedOffCamel) reported 28 minutes ago

  @AugustLemons As someone who has a tendency to obsess about their symptoms. Both Google and AI are terrible, the only thing that is less terrible is Reddit. You’d get people who have experienced the same thing and if you’re lucky a professional might reply.

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  Eden (@BarrikLeady) reported 29 minutes ago

  @seuchenkater My stuff gets taken down and I'm fully clothed and i am also not even doing anything suggestive, while everyone else showing skin and doing stuff suggestive and they don't get taken down.. the femboy sub reddit is stupid at times

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  soph (@hatehowihad2) reported 29 minutes ago

  i don’t think i’ve posted a single thing on reddit that hasn’t been taken down. even well-meaning advice

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  Hamza Khalid (@humzaakhalid) reported 31 minutes ago

  A guy on Reddit who ships production code with agents just shared the review system he runs on every ticket. And it caught a real bug in 4 out of 5 of them. Most people let the agent review its own work. Same session. Same context. The model that wrote the code is the model checking it, and it already believes the code is right. That's why it wrote it that way. His advice: flip it. Point a second model at the diff. One that has never seen your context. Give it one job: find what's wrong. Simple example. The slop way: agent writes it, you skim the diff, you ship it. The clean way: a fresh model opens the same directory, reads the diff read-only, and writes every problem to a file. It can't touch your code. The author model works the list, then re-reads its own fix. Then he took it further. He sorted 122 commits these reviews forced. A third were logic errors. But half were the incident kind, race conditions, data corruption, injection holes. Not misaligned buttons. The stuff that pages you at 2 am. You didn't watch the code get written. That's the whole point. A second model costs nothing but tokens. That's how you stay accountable for work you didn't do. Also read the full guide on building Agents below: ↓

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  fai 🦋 (@faiell) reported 32 minutes ago

  i advertised it in the big heated rivalry fanfiction discord server, but it got passed over pretty quickly… maybe it’s too big honestly. people are mostly there to lurk. that makes me miss forums lol. i considered posting to the hr fanfic reddit but wasn’t sure of the etiquette

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  vortex 🍉 (@merricologist) reported 39 minutes ago

  @_lunaceleste__ it doesnt help that i saw someone on reddit the other day find a vampire heart draculaura at goodwill and i got so mad i had to take a walk to calm down

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  Zwordsman (@ZwordsmanZ) reported 40 minutes ago

  Hey #reddit users of the app. Is there any way to turn off the swipe through posts option? Used to be able to. But cannot find it and its on again for me. It so often throws me around when i am just trying to scroll photos lr scroll down. Keep ending in weird or AD threads.

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  Ezekiel A (@Ezekiel43902) reported 41 minutes ago

  @getdigitalnotes Greetings! Checked your product earlier and honestly it feels like something Reddit users would naturally talk about because the underlying problem already gets discussed there often. But right now there’s almost no visibility around your brand itself yet.

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  OptiNeuro BioSciences (@OptiNeuroBio) reported 42 minutes ago

  @PepsUncensored .5 mg is where I started and it does cause a little flushing for about 20 minutes or so. Women seem to a little more sensitive to the flushing and a bit of nausea. The problem is that you won’t get much effect from a much lower dose (at least from all us PT users on Reddit over the years). Maybe try a low dose to get a feel for it, but I wouldn’t expect anything.

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  TruthIsMyFriend (@InQuisitive138) reported 43 minutes ago

  @bramk I don’t know. I am willing to hard fork eventually to preserve Bitcoin as the apex monetary asset. May I ask you something? Were you at all troubled by the behavior of Core unveiled in the series by @hodlonaut? My reason for running BIP-110 is to thwart an attack that came from incentivizing Core developers away from ensuring Bitcoin’s security and monetary properties. Were you speaking up when Core announced its changes in v.30? Did you think uncapping OP_RETURN was a benign change? Are you aware Core intended to deprecate the ability to change it back, but decided against that due to how the idea was being received by the community? Are you aware that Core censored discussion about BIP-110 on Bitcoin Reddit and the official developer forum? Do you condone that behavior? If so, why? Are you aware that 99% of Taproot’s use takes advantage of a bug to do things Taproot didn’t intend? Are you aware that when @LukeDashjr proposed a fix, former developer Gloria Zhao, managed to redefine datacarrier size to define away the need to address the problem? If you’re aware of all these issues, can you tell me why you still support Core and are not running BIP-110?

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  wokesmith chudderax (@kirbgameing) reported 45 minutes ago

  @radio_heights @Focus_entmt Reddit is down the hall on the left

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  elliot (@xxhackedsociety) reported 46 minutes ago

  @status_is_down Yes, I’m on Xbox and getting zero luck signing on Error Code : 0:75030S:-2145844745U Only info I’m getting is from Reddit. 😒

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  Anthony Bradley (@drantbradley) reported 48 minutes ago

  @SheilaGirl70 Yeah, I read that too. He seemed like a pretty horrible person. She used to run a parenting/family blog. The stuff she allegedly posted on Reddit puts this all in perspective. If what was written is true, he was, all around, a terrible, evil human being.

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  Cody Schneider (@codyschneider) reported 49 minutes ago

  went on gregs pod you're going to learn lowercase version: what you'll learn in this episode: what actually makes something a "marketing agent" — unified data, an autonomous decision loop, and cloud-hosted code, not a linear zapier/n8n workflow why ai-for-wordpress is a wide-open startup category (43% of the web, almost no ai-first players) how to find validated product ideas by hunting proven plugins with no ai component, yoast, wpforms, woocommerce, akismet, and rebuilding them ai-first the bundling play and why you should package the 10 plugins people already pay for into one token-based subscription with vibe-coded design on top how meta's andromeda algorithm changed targeting, creative and landing page now do the targeting for you, and why that makes facebook the best b2b channel right now how to mine reddit for real pain points and rank-stack them into ad angles the two creative pipelines: bulk statics via nano banana with a vision model checking brand style guides, and ai avatar ugc via heygen (plus where seedance is headed) the right way to use the facebook marketing api so you don't get banned. do writes only, never bulk reads how to build the data layer with airbyte for the pipeline, clickhouse for the warehouse, and why unifying ads + analytics + crm + stripe is what makes agent decisions possible where to host agents (railway, heroku, any cloud) instead of running a mac mini as a server the live optimization loop that does 2 adsets/day, 5 ads each, 2–3 day signal windows, kill the losers, winners compete for budget solving entropy and why agents get stuck in one creative pattern and how competitor ad libraries, youtube/podcast transcripts, and viral short-form scrapers inject new dna why marketing is now a lifestyle, not a campaign, and what "agent jockey" means for marketers' jobs go like his post and comment marketing agents so I can continue to pay my rent with internet money and so he'll have me on a again to share more

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  Nabil (@0nabilbk) reported 50 minutes ago

  @yassineabouzaid apparently gpt(codex) fih chi issue has cheft bnadem f reddit kaytchka ta howa

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  Omar Choudhury (@OmarChoudhury99) reported 51 minutes ago

  Some people complain about how expensive removal can be... Then spend 6 months arguing with trolls on Reddit Make it make sense 😭 And on top of that... Those awkward sales calls where interested buyers suddenly turn into lowkey haters because of what they found on Reddit That’s where the math gets completely illogical You’ll spend six weeks arguing with trolls over a negative Reddit thread Then complain that removing it costs $10K And so if your time is worth some $$$, it just doesn't make a damn bit of sense! And it's crazy... Because some of them will spend $50K on a watch without blinking... But hesitate to invest $10K into cleaning up something that could potentially be costing you far more in lost sales Well, the removal itself is not some magical solution that suddenly makes your business explode But when interested buyers search your name and find more reasons to trust you instead of more reasons to doubt you... That can change the entire conversation It can mean fewer awkward sales calls Fewer prospects asking you to explain why someone called you a scammer And more people coming into the conversation with a clean slate I know it's tempting to look into those cheap removal guys on freelancer sites or random Facebook groups filled with unknown plugs But imagine getting flagged and being unable to remove the content forever Getting reported because someone used a ***** method Getting the whole situation messed up Or wiring some random guy money and getting ghosted the next day Congratulations... You just paid someone to make your problem worse This kind of work needs a team with serious technical skills, legal backing, and legitimate connections to the right people Not bribed employees Not some random guy claiming he knows a guy Not a plug who disappears after you send the money Because if the wrong person handles a sensitive removal... You can end up in a much deeper hole than the one you started in So if negative content is costing you sales, damaging your reputation, or making every serious prospect search your name before buying... Invest in cleaning up the problem properly The goal is to give interested buyers more reasons to trust you than doubt you And if you want the best team in the game handling it... Hit DMs 📲

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  Evil Gremlin (@evil9remlin) reported 51 minutes ago

  @ShowyVT Digital artists got extremely slow because of undo button and general online distractions and extremely entitled because of tumblr/twitter/reddit echochambers praising every ****** chickenscratch like it's Rembrandt's lost masterpiece.

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  Yiqi Wu (@yiqiw_) reported 53 minutes ago

  One of my clients 3x'd his business in one week after installing Aimerce, and he wrote a post on Reddit. Reddit post link in comment below👇 I have a habit of looking for feedback about Aimerce on Reddit every day, and that's how I found this post. In the last 4 days (Friday - Monday), he did $70,287.00 with $12,145.71 Meta spend and $1,512.23 Google spend. The previous Friday - Monday, he only did $16,807.00. This is massive growth. All we did was fix his data. Period. I think we may be the only company that will actually hop on a call, check what a client's current setup looks like, and fix things before they set up Aimerce. This level of service ensures that every single Aimerce client is set up for success. If you'd like to read more about what happened, feel free to check out the post in the comment below👇

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  Blake Emal (@heyblake) reported 56 minutes ago

  The analytics dashboard is the startup equivalent of a horoscope. Everyone checks it every morning, interprets the same numbers differently, and walks away feeling either great or terrible based on vibes. "Traffic is up 12%" could mean a bunch of stuff. It could mean one Reddit post went mildly viral. It could mean a bot farm discovered you. Nobody will investigate further.

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  derpian (@AltAcctTwatter) reported 59 minutes ago

  @ThatEricAlper this was long before the left lost their minds and became lunatics. tom lived in california and was a tech ceo. if you think he wouldn't have gone down the same path as dorsey twitter, facebook, youtube, reddit, et all then you haven't been paying attention to anything