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 (57%)
• Errors (22%)
• Sign in (20%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Douai	Sign in	5 days ago
Olathe	Website Down	5 days ago
Da Nang	Sign in	8 days ago
Chhindwāra	Sign in	9 days ago
Puteaux	Website Down	14 days ago
New Delhi	Website Down	14 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

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  Rishav Barua (@Rishav14105691) reported 5 minutes ago

  @Sol_Hohojiro I do want people to be talking more about the issues going on, and I am not defending silence. I just think part of the issue is community sequestration (Reddit, X/Twitter, Discord, YouTube, Bluesky, Tiktok, Instagram, casual players competitive, art, etc.), which is fixable.

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  carmi / lem (@mspecjinx) reported 8 minutes ago

  hate it when i search up advice or recommendations for a specific issue and when i go to a reddit post w my exact question theres no replies like ok damn

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  Alvi (@Alvi19478870) reported 10 minutes ago

  Libido will go down drastically. Uncontrollable libido too but I do think estrogen plays some part in libido. There was a post on RP Reddit iirc

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  TheLaxGuy (@AntiVXEli) reported 10 minutes ago

  @businessdhhrd @Cali_Stranger Then I guess that leads me to my next question. After I’ve been doing research(not Reddit threads) on this card for the last 3 months. If you’re so confident that there’s more then 6 copies of each and have talked with folks that have gotten sum. Then where are they? Cuz if it’s more than 6 copies of each wouldn’t that mean people would wanna cash out on a card that’s worth more than a 5k down payment on a car? Would love to know where they are cuz you did say you were gonna connect me with someone but never did. So with the logistics of that, wouldn’t I have an easier time finding one if that were the case? I’m just trying to understand myself

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  Trin + Mela + Manon Attorney (@imuwamo1) reported 14 minutes ago

  @tmans1767 @prxxna It definitely is lol it’s just that the us version has more fans. Everything they’re trying to paint as a us fanbase issue I was on Reddit complaining about for the uk version like 3/4 years ago. They literally invented and continue to perpetuate the exact same behavior.

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  ItsClayOK (@clay0k) reported 15 minutes ago

  @hayasaka_aryan Slow kid discovers Reddit. Alert the ******* presses. This is **** even for you. Let’s play a game. You in the leg up program at work for accessibility or just because you’re overweight still and therefore quite lazy?

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  Niflheimm (@Niflheimm155983) reported 16 minutes ago

  Found a Reddit thread about Mark’s rain world video and not a single one of them watched even the first 5 min lmao, every single reply is just “erm it isn’t a metroidvania though bc no upgrades” Seems like an absolutely terrible fandom in general too unfortunately, but I’m looking forward to starting the game tonight now that I’m done with Riven

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  failed mom (@gameoverneuroty) reported 17 minutes ago

  My boomer mother has single-handedly killed me and it’s just such a slow gradual death that I’m just watching it happen and there’s nothing I can do and I have nothing but incels on Reddit telling me this is my fault

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  Space Elf, Tenno (@Filanwizard) reported 19 minutes ago

  @3DrakaiNa Meanwhile they are crying on Reddit that UPS and Fedex make them come down to the sort or just ditch the boxes at the end of the driveway.

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  tomas (@tomNYC19) reported 19 minutes ago

  @notthehoneybees Just saw a Reddit thread claiming there’s electrical problems at the Broadhurst and they’re trying to get the show to pay for it… absolutely insane

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  megan (@moobgoobn) reported 26 minutes ago

  @sprklelikebowie yeah thats exactly it. read a reddit thread the other day and wrote down where comments said they saw them and it put them in 7 different places for the same show. just mindless. it gets people engagement and gives them a boogeyman to be mad about

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  Robert Palmer (@Palmer18881314) reported 26 minutes ago

  @PinocchPrincess Well you're in the minority mate, the amount of English on X on Reddit etc that talk **** about Scotland is crazy, it's not banter, we can take that no problem, irs things like bringing up the wars of independence or pissed Biston liked the fans and go on about colonialism etc

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  The Agentic Operator (@AgenticOperator) reported 27 minutes ago

  Talked to a founder last week. Spent $120K on AI visibility. All of it went to engineering. Schema fixes. Structured data. Rendering. His CTO told him it was handled. AI still wasn't recommending them. I looked at the whole picture. The technical stuff was clean. Actually well done. But that's only 30% of what gets you cited. Nobody on his team was writing content that answers what buyers actually ask AI. No comparison pages because legal blocked them. The FAQ section was marketing fluff, not real questions. That's 35% of the game and they hadn't touched it. Reddit? Zero presence. Reviews? All on their own site. YouTube? Nothing. AI checks these sources before it recommends anyone. 25% of the equation and the budget was zero. Tracking? Nobody was monitoring which engines cited them week to week. Citations drift 40-60% monthly. They had no idea what was working. His $120K fixed the foundation. But nobody built the house on top of it. I've seen this exact situation play out at a dozen companies this year. The CEO delegates AI visibility to engineering. Engineering solves the engineering part. The other 70% sits untouched because nobody owns it. This isn't a technical problem. It's a leadership blind spot.

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  𝖍𝖎𝖙𝖑𝖊𝖗 𝖑𝖔𝖛𝖊𝖉 𝖈𝖍𝖗𝖎𝖘𝖙 (@GasMaskNat) reported 29 minutes ago

  @JWTheRussell You sound like you belong on reddit. Hebrew doesn't mean jew retard. It's a linguistic term that exist 1000 years before jews. Your talking points are exactly the same as the zionist Christians you claim to hate. But.. That's what the pagan gods did - if you didn't kill enough goats (just like the jews) they would strike you down. Why don't you go pay Tom Rowsell for a 200 dollar course of pseudo history so you at least have some idea what you're talking about.

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  ruggie ☆ comms open (@minknip) reported 37 minutes ago

  people on reddit need to ******* stop replying to a convo with attitude if they dont have anything of value to say im already stressed out dont make me find you and shake you up and down violently like a groan tube

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  Daniel Crow (@DanielCrow75474) reported 38 minutes ago

  Kinda late to the party, but EA's U-turn on microtransactions in College Football 27 echoes their Battlefront II situation from years ago... And feels almost risk-free, this time. Just now, they backed out of microtransactions from the game after a massive player backlash (#CFBPlayDontPay). Back then, in BFII, they locked heroes behind many hours of progression, added paid shortcuts, and defended that all as giving players "a sense of pride and accomplishment" from the unlocks. That post gave them the Guinness world record for Reddit downvotes and made their stock shed $3.1 billion. Even Disney got upset and forced EA to suspend the naughty business, cause they figured this could hurt the Star Wars brand. Back then, the Update 2.0 that pruned payments from the progression system took months. Now, it was just a few days, and their stock just hit its all-time high this month. What's a lil' outrage compared to a $55 billion buyout? That's what investors got their eyes on. The takeaway: they'll absolutely do it again, gauge the reaction, tear things down if taking too flak, rinse, and repeat. The players would have to get riled up again and again, while EA has to only get a lucky free pass once. Also, wonder how many times stuff like this has just slipped uncontested...

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  GUL (@gulVasikova) reported 39 minutes ago

  Reddit ($RDDT) heads into its second-quarter earnings with expectations running high, as Jefferies believes the company is on track to beat Wall Street’s forecasts on both revenue and profitability. The firm expects revenue to come in above consensus by the mid-single digits, while EBITDA could exceed expectations by low-double-digit percentages, supported by healthy advertising demand and improving user engagement. Jefferies also believes Reddit is likely to issue another strong outlook for the third quarter, continuing a trend from last quarter when management guided above Wall Street’s estimates. The biggest question remains user growth. After adding 200,000 logged-in daily active users in the U.S. during the first quarter, Reddit’s traffic appeared to improve throughout Q2. Jefferies found that U.S. web and app activity rebounded after slowing early in the year, with total web traffic growing 16% year over year, slightly faster than the previous quarter. This report is particularly important because Reddit plans to stop reporting logged-in daily active users starting in the third quarter. A strong Q2 user number would help reassure investors before the company shifts the market’s attention toward monetization rather than user metrics. Investors will also be looking for updates on: Growth of Reddit’s AI-powered advertising platform, including Reddit Max. Expansion among small and mid-sized advertisers. Average revenue per user (ARPU). AI-driven personalization and onboarding improvements. Progress on data licensing partnerships, including future discussions with Google ($GOOGL) and OpenAI. The outlook adds to the recent wave of optimism from Wall Street. Earlier this week, Wedbush initiated coverage with a Buy rating and a $250 price target, citing Reddit’s long-term advertising and AI monetization potential. Stocks to watch: $RDDT, $META, $GOOGL, $PINS, $SNAP, $TTD, $APP, $AMZN, $MSFT Bottom line: Reddit enters earnings with strong momentum. If the company delivers another advertising beat, healthy user growth, and upbeat guidance, it could reinforce the view that Reddit is evolving from a fast-growing social platform into a scalable AI-powered digital advertising business. Investors will be watching not just the quarter itself, but whether management can sustain growth after it stops reporting logged-in user metrics.

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  Alex (@shyanarchist00) reported 40 minutes ago

  @KitsuneMizuki Do this retards have reading comprehension problems? Also why are they power tripping like they are reddit mods? Artist make me love ai out of spite

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  Arjun Malhotra (@BadCapitalVC) reported 41 minutes ago

  India gets called a low-trust market, and the usual read is that we're fearful. COD got adopted because we didn't trust the seller. Even when buying property, we'd go through someone we know rather than a listing. Arranged marriage runs on family references and background checks. Business got done inside caste and community networks. All of it is scaffolding to avoid being cheated by a stranger. It's an interesting parallel to how GenZ consumes. They run low trust too. However I don't think GenZ is as fearful, but they're definitely skeptical. There's a much higher literacy now around reading the label behind a food item or going down a Reddit rabbit hole to stress-test the ingredients in a skincare product. And a lot of founders built personal brands precisely as a way to educate and earn that trust. Research has been a decent substitute for word of mouth.

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  Gaetan Loubiere | Zone Mentale (@zonementale) reported 43 minutes ago

  @ConnorShowler Out of curiosity, which residential/mobile IP provider are you using? 👀 I just got one of my organic accounts banned. There's so much spam on Reddit lately that I guess they're cracking down pretty aggressively.

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  SaintDismas (@MAGAtNewsNation) reported 43 minutes ago

  ave u seen yourself @catturd2? That's. Real question. you are a 5’2 boomer bigot who thinks he's a 15 yr old Reddit edgelord from 2006. Calm down, u look like a fat persons thumb put on a ZZ Top Halloween stick onnbeard. no one in real life takes u serious at all u pap smear of a man.

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  Babatunde E. Daramola (@RiteChoice23) reported 44 minutes ago

  Fastly, one of the biggest CDN providers in the world, went down for about an hour. Reddit, Spotify, Amazon, the UK government's website, all offline or badly degraded at the same time. The cause wasn't some exotic attack.

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  Pepe Chávez (@Pepe_Chavez) reported 49 minutes ago

  @ibumuc But that IS the problem... Their "Fun" formula can be summed up as "Kill everything with some modifiers"; and when faced with the META, tweak, or nerf the element. We saw that with AoE weapons tweak, something I pointed out in Reddit (before being banned).

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  𝗢𝗧𝗛𝗘𝗟𝗟𝗢 (@theothello007) reported 50 minutes ago

  @0xAbhiP can’t even list the amount of times I have found solutions to my problems on Reddit

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  Abhishek Lakhani |-/ (@singularity_ux) reported 53 minutes ago

  @GoogleIndia Many users on Reddit and Google Help Forums are facing this exact same warranty evasion tactic for screen issues for the same phone model. This is an unfair trade practice. @GoogleIndia @madebygoogle

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  Mike Scully (@Mike_Scully_) reported 53 minutes ago

  Reddit is basically free market research. Search r/SomebodyMakeThis. People are literally posting problems they want solved. Find one that sounds painful. Open Claude Code. Build the first version in a weekend. You don’t need a genius startup idea. You need a real problem, a simple tool, and the ability to ship fast.

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  Arslan Ashiq (@Arslan3023) reported 53 minutes ago

  I recently came across a Reddit thread from a biotech founder who had been posting several times each week for 3 years. In some months, their posts performed well with little effort. In other months, they struggled to earn a few hundred impressions, despite publishing at the same frequency and putting in the same amount of work. founder assumed their industry was simply becoming too crowded. Then they noticed several people in that same industry consistently earning strong engagement, which made the"crowded market" explanation feel increasingly incomplete. The useful response came from someone who suggested studying successful creators more systematically. Not copying their posts, but examining the topics they repeat, the stories they tell, the formats they rely on, and the conversations their audience keeps rewarding. I keep thinking about that discussion for two reasons. Most people publish before deciding what they want to be known for. Without three or four clear content pillars, every post becomes an isolated attempt to attract attention. One week you discuss leadership, the next week you discuss productivity, and eventually your audience cannot explain why they should continue following you. High-performing content should be treated as audience research, rather than personal validation. Every post reveals which problems, phrases, stories, and perspectives actually resonate with the people you want to reach. The strongest ideas can then become sales conversations, newsletters, videos, carousels, workshops, or future posts presented from a different angle. A content strategy is not a calendar filled with random topics. It is a repeatable system for learning what your audience values, strengthening the ideas that work, and letting go of the ones that only sounded impressive inside your head. create me best graphics for this post,

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  Traumatized Ghoul (@GhoulStuffs) reported 1 hour ago

  As a man and adult failure, I currently have: 1. Expired passport 2. Expired driver's license 3. A 0 balance bank account (not maintaining minimum quota, i give my mom money) 4. A smartphone (with screen that glitches/buttdials by accident), and a laptop with battery and BIOS issues (slightly). 5. No baby, still virgin. But I goon online a bit to make up for it. 6. One boss, she is my source of stable income. WFH self-employed/freelance-ish word-of-mouth work arrangement. These are my stats in 2026, plus I just started taking SEO/AEO/AIO and GEO classes a month ago to level up and upskill. What have I achieved so far? Got 800k impressions in 48 hours on Reddit in 2024 when my dad went missing and recovered him in 5 days thanks to r/India. Got hacked on Instagram once by a German who got jealous of me having 80 followers and he spammed Mr. Beast reels on my feed (thus, my IG getting flagged and connected accounts all deleted). Grew a gooning page to 5k followers on insta before that and got taken down. Got perma banned on both Instagram and Reddit (+VPN blocked by network security and device fingerprinted) after that. Dropped out of school after 10th grade and landed a job. Used it to support my ailing parents for years (they couldn't work when I was a kid, health issues) until I started working for my boss. Also ran a YouTube gaming channel from 6th to 8th grade (HDUltimateGamingHD) which is now dead since I lost access and forgot both email and password. Got published on a magazine called "Anime Reign" by World Anime Club also in my highschool and won Bishop Cotton Boys' School Synchronize event too in 2012.

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  Irbaaz | Lettra.me (@irbaazkadri) reported 1 hour ago

  @tarasshyn The Reddit angle is interesting. Distribution can be much easier when the conversation already exists around the problem you're solving.

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  ${noname} (@95lkr003jgr) reported 1 hour ago

  @Fight_Archives_ Sir, Reddit Military Experts are down the hall and to the left.