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Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Reddit users through our website.

• Website Down (52%)
• Sign in (26%)
• Errors (22%)

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Melbourne	Sign in	2 days ago
San Nicolás de los Garza	Sign in	5 days ago
Ciudad Obregón	Website Down	5 days ago
Hyderabad	Website Down	7 days ago
Melbourne	Website Down	14 days ago
Stuttgart	Errors	14 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

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  Vidya Brain YT Channel (@VidyaBrain) reported 31 seconds ago

  I asked Gemini Extended Flash to corroborate DSP's claim that the PC version of TOKON had mutliplayer issues, and sadly this is the case. The reddit forums covering this is r/Fighters and /rMarvelTokon.

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  Gagan Sadiora (@Sadiora_Gagan) reported 1 minute ago

  @divvsaxena bro sorry to tell u one thing but your reddit account is banned, I saw u has a server error - that happens when reddit bans u pls check in incognito ones, can be confirmed their like put the link on incognito and it will show that are u banned or not pls check once,

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  Anise (@AniseLycoris) reported 6 minutes ago

  Reddit locking "Old.reddit" behind login screen and citing "anti scraping" LMAO it is clearly to push for de-anonymization with how they also added an undismissible login pop-up on a 30 seconds timer on non-old links

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  Kate | Building uLeadLens AI (@KateBuildiup) reported 8 minutes ago

  Want to find customers before spending thousands on ads? Here’s the strategy that works for early-stage SaaS: ✅ Step 1: Find where demand is already forming Look for conversations where people: • describe a problem they’re actively facing • ask for recommendations or tools • compare solutions / alternatives • complain about existing products • look for ways to solve a business challenge You can find these signals across: • Reddit • X • LinkedIn • communities • forums • search conversations The key is not finding more people. It’s finding the people who already have a reason to buy. ✅ Step 2: Understand the signal before reaching out Don’t immediately pitch. Analyze: • What problem are they trying to solve? • How urgent is the problem? • Are they exploring solutions? • Are they already considering alternatives? • Is there a buying window? A conversation is not always demand. Context creates demand. ✅ Step 3: Reach out when the timing is right Instead of: “I found your company, can I introduce my product?” Start with: “I noticed you’re trying to solve X. We’ve seen similar companies facing this challenge, and I thought this might be relevant.” The conversation starts from their problem, not your product. This is why we’re building AI Customer Demand Intelligence. Most companies spend money on: ❌ ads before understanding the market ❌ cold emails before knowing who needs them ❌ databases without buying intent The better approach: Find the signal first. Understand the demand. Then start the conversation.

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  lulu ✿ (@rekiiluvr) reported 8 minutes ago

  finally built of the courage to ask smth on reddit bc im really stressed ab an issue and i’m getting aired #fairs 👌👌👌

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  Meet Anghan | Speed Develop (@AnghanMeet29) reported 11 minutes ago

  @startupideaspod worth adding: most of those wrong answers don't come from the client's own site, they come from a 2019 comparison post or a stale listing somewhere. so half the fix is off-site. a clean llms.txt won't move the answer if the model keeps citing g2 and reddit threads.

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  K (@EpicAngry) reported 11 minutes ago

  @BrainsToBinary @_Hero_Hei_ Reddit and their censorship is one of the problems with gaming.

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  liz.zip☢️【RIM DE LACENT】 (@citricphrenia) reported 12 minutes ago

  @doom_delrey reddit LN reader reports are informing me that protag never once develops or faces problems so honestly i think i need to cut myself off from watching s3. like its not even potential show anymore. 'what if a high stakes game had no real stakes' - billions have been wondering

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  Derelict Golem (Dexxo) (@UndeadExo3) reported 14 minutes ago

  @NotChillMurray I saw the update yesterday, alottapeepul on Reddit say their problems were fixed

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  Gelacio (@thomistgelasius) reported 14 minutes ago

  @m966021 @wooden6112 Your best "atheists" are clowns who thought the problem of evil was a condescending argument, that’s very reddit-like.

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  Kris Schnee (@KrisSchnee) reported 14 minutes ago

  I wrote lots of fiction about brain uploading, trying to keep the tech basically realistic. The most plausible method is to physically slice the brain and scan each layer, which is extremely fatal. So it's not a legal problem in that setting. Some fiction portrayals imagine you could scan the brain non-destructively, but I doubt it's possible at a high enough level of detail to be even plausibly "a real person". But there are lesser attempts at uploading that are little more than a brain scan plus social media, and there ownership and identity might be a problem. One story idea I'm thinking about is that a person gets this crude method for a loved one, and the simulation then starts spouting terrible Reddit-training-data opinions in the original's name.

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  Chizzy Ejieh (@chizzycore) reported 14 minutes ago

  If I had to make my first $1k online in 30 days from scratch... I wouldn't build a personal brand. I wouldn't try to go viral. I wouldn't sell my time as a freelancer. I'd do this one boring thing instead: I'd find a problem people are already paying money to solve and create a simple PDF guide that solves it. That's the whole thing, really. Everything else is just the details of how you execute it. First, I'd go to Reddit and find a niche where people are actively struggling with something. Health. Parenting. Faith. Relationships. Money. I'd read through the posts and look for problems that keep coming up again and again. Recurring problems are opportunities. Then I'd take the most common problem I found and use ChatGPT to help me create a focused 20–30 page guide that solves that specific problem. I don't need to be the world's foremost expert. I need to research properly, organize the information, and make the solution easier to understand and apply. Next, I'd build a simple sales page on SystemeIo. The headline would speak directly to the problem. The page would explain the solution, what they get, and why it works. Then a clear buy button. I'd probably price the guide around $5–$7. For the ad creative, I wouldn't guess. I'd go to the Facebook Ad Library and study advertisers already selling in the niche. I'd pay particular attention to ads that have been running consistently for a long time. That's a useful signal. I'd study their hooks, angles and positioning, then create my own version based on what the market is already responding to. No need to reinvent the wheel. I'd keep the ad budget lean because I'm starting from almost nothing. I wouldn't spread $3–$10 across 10 different ideas. I'd start with one strong creative, a small daily budget of about $3, and enough time to collect meaningful data before making a decision. Then I'd watch the numbers. Are people clicking? Are those clicks turning into sales? If people are clicking but not buying, I'd investigate the sales page and offer. If nobody is clicking, I'd investigate the creative and hook. The data tells you where the problem is. Most people either panic and kill something too early... Or keep throwing money at something that's clearly not working. You need to let the data guide you. At $5–$7 per sale, making $1,000 means roughly 143–200 sales in a month. That's around 5–7 sales a day. That's the target. And the real game is getting your cost to acquire each buyer low enough that the numbers make sense. And here's the part that makes the model even more interesting. Every buyer can become part of your customer list. So even after that first 30 days, you're not starting from zero. You now have people who have already trusted you enough to buy. You can introduce them to another relevant product later. The first $1k is revenue. The customer base is the asset. This isn't theory. It's the model I run. No personal brand. No going viral. No selling my time. Just: A product. A sales page. Traffic. And a system for turning that traffic into buyers. Boring? Maybe. But boring businesses can make a lot of money.

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  Cyber_Racheal (@CyberRacheal) reported 17 minutes ago

  Did you know that using the exact same username everywhere makes you a prime target for hackers? It is a massive multiplier for credential stuffing and OSINT tracking. It allows attackers to turn a single data breach into a full-scale digital takeover. Most people vary their passwords but keep their usernames identical. This leaves a trail of breadcrumbs across the web. Attackers grab a leaked database from a low-security site you used years ago. They take your username. Then, they feed it into automated bots. These bots systematically test that username across thousands of major platforms. If you reused a password anywhere, they win. For targeted attacks, it gets even worse. Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) tools let anyone plug in a single username. Within seconds, they map out every account linked to your name. They cross-reference your LinkedIn, Reddit, and gaming profiles. They learn your location, pets, and hobbies. Suddenly, they have the answers to your security questions. Tools used: Sherlock, Maigret, and WhatsMyName. All open-source. All free. They scan hundreds of sites simultaneously. The only fix: treat your username like a password. Use unique, randomized aliases for every account using tools like Apple's "Hide My Email" or username generators. If they breach one site, they shouldn't be able to find you anywhere else.

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  Lars Hiensch (@Lars_scales) reported 23 minutes ago

  📂 How to get customers for your software in 2026 ┃ ┣ 📂 Start with buyer questions ┃ ┣ What are they trying to solve? ┃ ┣ What alternatives are they comparing? ┃ ┣ What makes them buy? ┃ ┗ Write down the 20–50 questions that actually matter ┃ ┣ 📂 Find where they already look ┃ ┣ Google ┃ ┣ ChatGPT / Claude / Gemini / Perplexity ┃ ┣ Reddit ┃ ┣ LinkedIn / X ┃ ┗ Communities in your niche ┃ ┣ 📂 See who already wins there ┃ ┣ Which companies keep getting mentioned? ┃ ┣ Why are they being recommended? ┃ ┣ What proof/content are you missing? ┃ ┗ Don’t guess. Look at the actual answers. ┃ ┣ 📂 Fix the gaps ┃ ┣ Build the missing page ┃ ┣ Add better proof ┃ ┣ Answer the buyer question properly ┃ ┣ Make your product easy for AI + humans to understand ┃ ┗ Publish ┃ ┣ 📂 Check if it worked ┃ ┣ Ask the same question again ┃ ┣ See if recommendations changed ┃ ┣ Track which pages get discovered ┃ ┗ Keep the changes that actually move something ┃ ┣ 📂 Don’t waste the traffic ┃ ┣ Figure out what the visitor came for ┃ ┣ Show the relevant proof ┃ ┣ Show the right use case ┃ ┣ Give them the obvious next step ┃ ┗ Make buying stupidly easy ┃ ┣ 📂 Connect it to revenue ┃ ┣ Where did they discover you? ┃ ┣ What did they ask? ┃ ┣ What did they see? ┃ ┣ Did they convert? ┃ ┗ Did they actually become a customer? ┃ ┗ 📂 Repeat what works ┣ more buyer questions ┣ more distribution ┣ more experiments ┗ less guessing building software got cheap and distribution got fkn hard. My entire focus is on this right now.

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  millicent bystander (@Nyokaffiii) reported 25 minutes ago

  @B_Malowa I've been down that rabbit hole sasa nimeishi Reddit saa Tisa asubuhi nikisoma vitu and thinking wah wah wah. But also understanding a lot of things.

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  Clare Odell 💚 (@ClareOdell18) reported 26 minutes ago

  @L0rax_Lu I saw someone on reddit say maybe they getting him transferred from MDC to Rikers for the State trial to make it easier for him to be transported to the courthouse. I hope not because Rikers is ******* terrible.

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  NW_Conservative (@tesla_hillbilly) reported 31 minutes ago

  @IfindRetards Do a search for “zero covid” on Reddit. LOTS of broken people out there.

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  Vinay Juneja (@vinayjunejaa) reported 33 minutes ago

  @iremgeldry yeaaa, with heavy heart i'll agree on this, nothings' gonna happen or reversal. When we were in the Slack channel, a few people talked about whether there is any chance that it's going to reverse. The CEO and other people were very sure that we are not going back from this anyhow. So, acc. to them it is what it is. cc: @aandreug lots of your creators who were r unning framer template business are in trouble, i don't feel too good too about this as a creator, i see everyday lots of creators on X and on reddit talking about the same, acc. to me , you guys totally ruined it, that's what i feel as a crEator, ik its a harsh word. But i gotta say that's how the things are now for lot of creators.....

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 34 minutes ago

  You shouldn't need a dashboard to know what people are saying about you. Built Hearmark to fix that. It scans X, Reddit, podcasts, and LLM chat surfaces continuously, pings only when a mention spikes, and emails a weekly digest with reply drafts. The full version is coming.

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  ṣeun (@seunisintrouble) reported 37 minutes ago

  @stuckwithjade The way that's literally what I knew she was going to do too, like baby, that's a theater girl down and them dcc fans are reddit are just gonna have to be mad

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  Jarl Cung (@YarlCung) reported 38 minutes ago

  Think levelsio was saying something like humans have stopped posting as much on reddit because of llms & that this would inevitably cause problems for the llms themselves. Logic dictates you then go where the people still are & twitter would be the perfect training ground.

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  victoria ♀️ (@fatfabfeminist) reported 39 minutes ago

  I was going down a reddit rabbit hole and went to click on a new question and was met with it actually being that question asked to an ai chatbox,,, is nothing ******* sacred anymore

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  Embodiment of Useless White (@bigwishwaster) reported 40 minutes ago

  @AstelinaSoSilly Why do people base trans life reality on what influencers or tiktokers or reddit posts say and do? Does every group get to be judged by it's narcissists and creeps? Not really. We specifically get filtered down to ******* social media posts is the gospel.

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  Commonwealth Sentinel (@CwealthSentinel) reported 40 minutes ago

  A criminal kept sending fake login pages to Reddit employees until one person clicked. That single login handed over confidential files, source code, and internal systems. It only takes one. Full piece in the thread below.

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  teddy 🧸 (@teddybear_blues) reported 43 minutes ago

  @nadiamvampyr somewhat quicker , i also have no concept of time BUT i’m sure if you search on reddit im sure people break down how long it lasts for them depending on # of litter boxes/cats! other expenses are vet visits and a budget for toys 🪀

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  Chris Mizo (@MizoChris) reported 43 minutes ago

  a Reddit user u/TheManTh3yCallJayne noticed that the temperature for Steam Machine was PRETTY high. The CPU was reaching 90 degrees celcius as the max temp before throttle is 95 degrees. Steam Machine melting CPU's? A Reddit user noticed the Steam Machine CPU hitting around 90°C while playing Detroit: Become Human at 1440p High/Ultra. • Reddit user u/TheManTh3yCallJayne spotted the Steam Machine CPU reaching around 90°C during Detroit: Become Human at 1440p High/Ultra. • In the screenshot, the GPU is sitting much cooler at around 61°C, while the CPU is clearly doing the heavier thermal lifting. • The system is still running the game at roughly 52 FPS, so there’s no obvious sign here that performance is completely falling apart. • The important number isn’t just 90°C by itself. It’s how close the CPU is getting to its thermal limit and whether it’s actually throttling. • The reported thermal ceiling here is 95°C, meaning 90°C is hot, but still below the point where the processor would begin protecting itself by reducing clocks. • Modern AMD processors are designed around defined maximum operating temperatures and will automatically reduce performance if they reach their thermal limits. AMD lists 95°C Tjmax on several current Ryzen desktop CPUs. • The Steam Machine is also packed into a roughly 6-inch cube, so you’re dealing with a much smaller cooling environment than a normal desktop tower. • What I’d watch for is whether it stays pinned around 90 to 95°C for long periods, whether clock speeds start dropping, or whether you start seeing stuttering or performance loss. • A short spike to 90°C during a demanding game isn’t something I’d panic over. Sustained temperatures right against the limit would be more concerning. 90°C can look TOO hot, especially if you’re used to a full-size gaming PC, but one screenshot doesn’t mean the Steam Machine has a cooling problem especially higher temps are more common in modern CPUs.

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  Alexander (@alexanderzone) reported 49 minutes ago

  1/ Stop being scared to write. Just write. I say this to myself every time I sit down — short post on X, longer piece on Substack, or a Reddit comment. (Skip Instagram and Facebook comments. Those are for losers) I’ve been writing since I was 13. Fan fiction on a dead forum. Restarted books more times than I can count. These days I open the file once a month, add a paragraph, and close it. Almost twenty years later I still don’t know if I’ll finish “Useless” isn’t a bit for me. It’s the actual state I’m writing from

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  Dakota 🇺🇸/🇳🇱/🇩🇪 (@DAVosselman) reported 49 minutes ago

  Hey @Reddit it would be nice if you stop forcing people to login. People have valid security reasons to not create accounts you know?

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  Sid (@AgarthaSid) reported 51 minutes ago

  @Elijahkrings I haven’t read a book yet but the anecdotes I’m finding here and on Reddit of H2S SIBO (low FODMAP/low sulfur diets not solving root cause sensitivity issue) and the widely reported oregano + bismuth efficacy = indicates you have to be able to tolerate sulfur in diet to beat it

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  emi (@myonater) reported 53 minutes ago

  @Death_n_Gaming i made a reddit post this morning asking people how they would “fix” her and surprisingly a lot of people think she’s a fair character 😭😭😭