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 (53%)
• Sign in (25%)
• Errors (22%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Guayaquil	Errors	4 days ago
Veracruz	Website Down	9 days ago
Bhubaneshwar	Website Down	12 days ago
Melbourne	Sign in	14 days ago
San Nicolás de los Garza	Sign in	17 days ago
Ciudad Obregón	Website Down	17 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  ecomvillain (@ecomvillainx) reported 5 minutes ago

  Most beginners don’t lose money because they picked the “wrong” product. They lose because they spend money proving things they could have checked for free. Imagine a beginner finds a product on TikTok. Looks cool. Supplier has it. Competitors are advertising it. So they immediately: → buy a domain → pay for Shopify apps → order samples → build the entire store → create ads → launch campaigns Only then do they discover the problem: The product is difficult to explain. The margin is weak. Shipping takes too long. Competitors sell nearly identical versions. And there’s no compelling reason to buy from their store. The better order: 1. Validate the problem What frustration, desire, inconvenience, or identity does the product connect to? 2. Validate the demonstration Can someone understand why the product matters within seconds of seeing it? 3. Validate the economics Calculate: Selling price − product cost − shipping − payment fees − expected refunds − advertising cost A product with revenue but no contribution margin isn’t a winner. 4. Validate the market Search: → Meta Ad Library → TikTok → Amazon reviews → Google → Reddit → competitor stores Competition isn’t automatically bad. It can prove people are already selling solutions to the problem. 5. Find the gap Maybe competitors have: → weak creative → poor positioning → terrible bundles → confusing landing pages → bad reviews → slow shipping → weak guarantees You don’t need a product nobody knows about. You need a credible reason for someone to choose your offer. Do the cheap thinking before the expensive testing. Reply “ECOM” and I’ll send you the book.

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  ecomvillain (@ecomvillainx) reported 6 minutes ago

  The best product research often starts where customers are angry. Not where gurus post “winning products.” Go where people complain. Amazon reviews. Reddit. TikTok comments. YouTube comments. Competitor reviews. Forums. Then search for sentences like: “I wish...” “I hate that…” “Why doesn’t this…” “I bought this because…” “The only problem is…” “I returned it because…” Now create 4 documents. PAINS What repeatedly frustrates buyers? DESIRES What outcome are they actually chasing? OBJECTIONS What prevents purchase? COMPETITOR GAPS What are existing solutions doing poorly? Then ask: Can a product or offer credibly address one of these patterns? That’s much stronger than: “This product looks cool.” The internet is already full of free customer research. Most people simply don’t organize it. Reply “ECOM” and I’ll send you the book.

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  Sanchit (@pandey_sanchit_) reported 9 minutes ago

  @onepluscareIN You people are asking me for reference no of my service centre visit but all you should do is check reddit and every social media site in which people have been reporting this problem for so long

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  silv (@silveow) reported 10 minutes ago

  @blaney_bleh @Xuanathame character limits and the design of this app is the main issue, go on reddit or some other forum if you want big posts where people can actually expand on what they think

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  Your Buddy, Holly 🏳️‍⚧️ (@HollyKettunen) reported 10 minutes ago

  @_shadeline @_tokkisoob_ @N4pstr no I'm agreeing with you friend!! buying an existing apartment complex and adding a bunch of useless amenities to jack up prices is actually totally acceptable as long as you're an epic reddit gold indie family owned business!! it'll solve all the problems!

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  Abhay | VIDEO EDITOR (@Senpaitutrls) reported 12 minutes ago

  The script was never the problem. The delivery was. YouTube edit: Viewers miss the point. Reddit edit: Viewers get the point. Same words. Different visual rhythm. Completely different comprehension. THIS is why editing matters. Not effects. Not flashiness. It's about serving the STORY so it actually lands. #VideoEditing #Storytelling #BeforeAfter

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  CanaDave (@CanaDave_11) reported 13 minutes ago

  @cheese_moon @Ernest1588761 Because otherwise they'd have to put down the bong, quit watching Rick and Morty, and jorking it to pictures of R34 Neil DeGrasse Tyson on Reddit and actually put their money and time where their mouth is.

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  Marshal Bohemond ⚔️⛨ Space Crusader Vtuber (@M_Bohemond) reported 16 minutes ago

  No because unlike the Prequels which were flawed but good films colored as awful films by Reddit, the Sequels are genuinely awful in every respect. Objectively terrible films with no artistic value or reason to justify their existence.

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  well, even louis vuitton makes mistakes… (@diewearingdior) reported 19 minutes ago

  This ******* Reddit said she’s had knotless braids in since April. One of them just fell out and she still don’t wanna take them down lol.

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  Ares Nanos 🦖☄️ | 🇦🇺 (@AresNanos) reported 19 minutes ago

  Confirming. Ex affiliate here. All they'll do is flood your emails with "deals" to get you buy product, and then when you call them out on their genAI usage, throw temper tantrums on reddit until they get bullied into deleting it. Vtubers are looked down on. Artists more so.

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  Suited Aces (@SuitedAces17) reported 21 minutes ago

  @DegenZ317 @BoringBiz_ Not entirely true. Those were FFEL loans. Private companies still issue new student loans without government backing. The OP in that Reddit post had private loans through Sallie Mae. MOST borrowers use primarily Federal Loans, especially for grad programs. But not that post.

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  David'the'Gamer (@ojigombadavid) reported 21 minutes ago

  @MistaGreat_1 Skill issue fr, Reddit has way bigger any community ever..

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  Lina | Chief ***** Officer (@linafahizul) reported 23 minutes ago

  if you ask chatgpt how women buy, you get back the same answer your competitor got last week. it's averaging everything already written about marketing to women, and most of that was written by people who've never asked one. so you end up with "she wants to feel understood," which you can't put on a page. the words that work are ones she said herself, and they only exist in five places: → your competitor's 3-star reviews 5-star reviews are thank you notes and 1-star is usually a delivery problem. 3-star is where she explains what she hoped for and where it fell short. that gap is your copy. → reddit and forum threads in your category she'll ask strangers things she'd never ask a brand. whether this is normal, or whether it's worth the money. search your category plus "anyone else" and read until you're seeing the same thing come up again and again. → your support inbox from before the sale every question someone asked before buying is a question your page didn't answer. they're sat in there already and almost nobody reads them as research. → post-purchase surveys, one question "what nearly stopped you buying this?" the almost-no is where the objection lives, and she'll answer it honestly once the money's already gone. → conversations with customers, on a call she talks and you mostly listen. i've done over 200 of these and it's still the only place you get the whole story instead of the tidy version she'd type into a form. none of this is quick, which is why everyone reaches for ai instead. but the sentence that makes her buy is one she said out loud to another woman, and no model has ever heard it.

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  Mike (@heymikedev) reported 24 minutes ago

  for all my fellow outbid copycats, it’s time to stop cloning and start building something real. do this instead: → search reddit, x, g2, trustpilot, etc. → find a real problem people are complaining about → get an ai agent to create a landing page + waitlist → make a short survey (read the mom test) → dm actual users to validate → only build if you get real signal no signal = no product.

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  Victor (@vicbirn) reported 25 minutes ago

  @tarkataxiis @thedubstepdoge so? people make explicit calls to kill people and never get banned from reports either the site moderation has sucked since its inception, it just has different problems to different degrees than pre-elon imagine having a site with worse moderation than reddit

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  HeyBestie 💋💋 (@and___i_oop) reported 30 minutes ago

  @riotgames @LeagueOfLegends what is the point of doing that **** of Reddit if u are going to do NOTHING in the end of the of the day? The ******* splash art fix its just a problem yourselves made, with the only purprose of made people think u really do something, GO TO HELL

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  Zipx (@zipx_ai) reported 30 minutes ago

  That Reddit thread about movies looking "washed out" now — "loss of light" — keeps circling in my head. And it's the exact opposite problem from what AI video has. AI footage doesn't look flat. It looks *over-lit*. Everything is uniformly crisp, evenly exposed, no shadows that swallow anything. It's the visual equivalent of a realtor turning on every lamp in the house. Here's the thing nobody's diagnosing correctly: the "AI look" isn't a resolution problem, it's a *hierarchy* problem. Great cinematography is about deciding what the audience should NOT see. Darkness is an editorial choice. Shadow is information about power, mood, secrecy. But current models are trained on averages — they smooth everything toward the mean, eliminating the visual tension that comes from a frame where half the image is intentional void. So we get 4K footage that looks like a demo reel for a lighting company. Technically flawless. Emotionally flat. The models will catch up eventually. But I'd argue the real fix is cultural: we need directors who treat "what's missing from the frame" as an input, not an accident. Until then, everyone's making bright, beautiful, forgettable content.

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  Giroux (@PeakyGiroux) reported 31 minutes ago

  Good afternoon Twitter I just woke up. I went to Reddit first before seeing my mentions blown up in my secret new viewing spot before stuff gets taken down on a sub for PS5India to watch the leaks (I’m not Indian lol) and let me tell you. It keeps looking better and better the footage. Good job to the devs. It’s not even the full quality yet/final build.

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  Kurtis R. Cummings (@cummings) reported 37 minutes ago

  The reason this @cummings is so hard to track is for a few reasons: - He is hiding behind a personal blockchain - He uses telegram, which can’t easily be subpoenaed -His site is on blockhain, and therefore is hard to take down It’s seems like this leak is incredibly well thought out and planned a long time in advance, especially with the reddit guy predicting it a month ago (even though there is no conformation he is involved) Seems like there is no end in sight just yet, we should count ourselves lucky he has shown relatively irrelevant footage.

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  ✩°｡🦦 (@psopsor) reported 40 minutes ago

  @cjisburkey @viridiancolors yea ai can be quite stupid when it comes to things like that lol. my personal rule is that, if it tells me there are “multiple solutions” or that my problem is “complex,” i ignore the llm’s forthcoming text and turn to forums like reddit or quora 😓

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  𝚅𝚒𝚗𝚒𝚌𝚕𝚘𝚞𝚜 (Titans and Federation Glazer) (@ViniciusPS9987) reported 41 minutes ago

  @KGN_004 Reminds me the time i was trying to emulate a game and i found a reddit guy asking the same thing and when i went there to see how to fix that problem people were mocking him

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  Shiva Khemka (@shivak_01) reported 41 minutes ago

  40+ places to find customers besides LinkedIn: Apollo Clay ZoomInfo Cognism Crunchbase PitchBook BuiltWith Wappalyzer Similarweb 6sense Bombora G2 Capterra Clutch GoodFirms DesignRush Product Hunt BetaList Wellfound Upwork Contra Fiverr Google Maps Yelp Thomasnet Kompass ImportYeti OpenCorporates Reddit Quora Indie Hackers Hacker News Facebook Groups Discord Slack communities YouTube TikTok Substack Job boards Industry associations Trade directories Trade shows Meetups The best source depends on your ICP. But “I can't find leads” is rarely a lead problem. It's usually a “I'm only looking in wrong places" problem

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  FriendlyBrian (@brian_friendly) reported 42 minutes ago

  @Aella_Girl Reddit is a terrible place to get a sense of almost anything. The idea that you would let posts there even slightly impact your views ishard to grasp given you seem pretty smart. No one I have ever met in life (myself included) regrets having kids. This is a better guide.

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  stimmt_schon (@stimmt_schon) reported 44 minutes ago

  @TheXMatriarch I mean the first issue is, that he is a reddit user.

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  Esmé (@Esmegrant003) reported 55 minutes ago

  Trans women on reddit can't go a day without fishing for compliments "I look too masc" while they look like a average woman you'll see walking down the street

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  Viralworm (@Viralworm9) reported 57 minutes ago

  This is my first real post on Reddit. I read Reddit all the time, but I’ve never really posted anything like this before. Tonight I’m lying in a house that used to have so much laughter, fun nights, and plans for the future, and I just need to get this off my chest. TL;DR: My wife and I were together for 10 years and married for 6. She stopped working shortly before our wedding and never really returned to work, became increasingly withdrawn, and eventually had an online affair through Discord. I discovered it, forgave her and let her come home, only to find out later that she had secretly continued the affair the entire time. I’ve finally filed for divorce, but I can’t stop asking myself: Was there something I could have done differently? Did I fail my marriage? About three months before our wedding, my wife and I were both extremely stressed. Planning the wedding had become overwhelming, and she was also having a terrible time at work. One day she called me crying. She told me they were working her too hard, she couldn’t take it anymore, and she was quitting. I hated seeing her that upset. I supported her decision. She promised me that after the wedding she would go back to work.

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  JGmajor7 (@JGmajor7) reported 58 minutes ago

  @champwebdotnet Reddit would have to shut down.

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  max, local garbage boy stink man 💖 (@freckledcryptid) reported 59 minutes ago

  @PumpkinNMayo The Reddit post seems to be about translating into French, so it probably has only caught on over there (at the moment, if it becomes the norm here we drop them fast), but nonetheless that is a real issue and incredibly disappointing, so much nuance will be lost.

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  Krish (@Krish_nvm_Raw) reported 1 hour ago

  It's not gono stop 🛑!!! > Soon we gono spread the twitter into full blown modified sm!! Also will try to do fix the reddit thing!!

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  Dat Fishe (@DatFishe) reported 1 hour ago

  @Yukihana_kaori @viridiancolors Reddit specifically has gotten worse in recent years but this has been a relatable problem on all sorts of forums for as long as I've been using the internet lol