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 (62%)
• Errors (26%)
• Sign in (12%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Puteaux	Website Down	17 hours ago
New Delhi	Website Down	21 hours ago
Paris	Website Down	3 days ago
Vigo	Website Down	6 days ago
Phoenix	Errors	6 days ago
Lima	Errors	8 days ago

Full Outage Map

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Ace (@Hydra_Paradox1) reported 2 minutes ago

  @_Deez_Games @weekndlover5 Are u stupid?? People at Sony don’t control the Reddit server 😭😭😭

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  Thefoxdude (@Thefoxdude) reported 3 minutes ago

  @Elvish_Harper My first question would've been: "Why does our hero start piss-poor if everything else is so expensive?" The protagonist could easily be an heir of a wealthy lineage thus money would never be an issue. To me it looks like a reddit troll/engagement farm post tbh...

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  baw (🇻🇦?) (@bawjreaker) reported 8 minutes ago

  reddit is down the hall on the left

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  Sintho (@S1ntho) reported 9 minutes ago

  @cmdr_duck reddit is down the hall to the left.... Get lost with you idiotic safe horny ****

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  Sohaib Ilyas (@isohaibilyas) reported 10 minutes ago

  @aiwithkelso Most of the time, I would trust a frustrated Reddit comment over a competitor page. People don’t describe problems neatly when they’re annoyed. They often say it in a way your copy never would. It’s not clean research, but it gets you much closer to how customers actually think and talk.

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  Fazzamania (@fazzamania) reported 16 minutes ago

  @MartinDaubney @andyburnham @Reddit Reddit have a terrible policy towards hate. Any criticism of any situation and they move towards a warning and a ban. It really is a dystopian platform.

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  Eric (@EricGymFan) reported 24 minutes ago

  @switchhalf Reddit used to be solid back in its Wild West days. Now it’s run by a bunch of neck beards who take down most posts and if you don’t know something and are asking or have an opinion that is even 1% unpopular you’re downvoted to oblivion

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  Rashad (@ObKid09) reported 24 minutes ago

  @_Deez_Games @Derek_Rumpler It’s a pro PlayStation sub Reddit and they are posting stories that go against what PlayStation is saying why else would they take them down?

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  Ronen Taplashvili (@Rubikgamer_) reported 25 minutes ago

  The Steam Machine has a "red line of death" This is an indicator, similar to the Xbox 360's "red ring of death". There's nothing fatal about it - it's just a way of showing that something is wrong with the device. In the first screenshot the Steam Machine of a user from reddit. According to him, it didn't even take half an hour before it shut down and the red line appeared. If we believe the official documentation (second screenshot), this is a failure of the graphics processor.

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  on the here I'm (@tweekbest) reported 29 minutes ago

  Googling a medical issue then having to add woman, female, girl, reddit before it stops auto explaining male specific problems

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  Jess 🐝 (@miss_jess) reported 30 minutes ago

  Reddit got so mad at Daniil losing it’s not working anymore

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  BM (@Boxed_Music) reported 31 minutes ago

  @andyburnham people are giving up because hamptons like you do AMAs on Reddit, pretend the server crashed and delete all the tricky questions… *******

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  leo ⚢ (@aponiastits) reported 32 minutes ago

  @housedim1trescu it is a glitch, it has been discussed on reddit as well and i also saw people reaching to playstation support where they replied saying they’re trying to fix the situation

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  Elvick (@Elvick) reported 33 minutes ago

  @Kain_Z7 @digitalfoundry One is an actual issue, the other is just a guy [thus far] on reddit.

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  Linkmaster91 (@thelinkmaster91) reported 35 minutes ago

  @LikeASherwin Oof that's a rough one. The reseating the ram suggestion on the reddit post is a good shout, failing that maybe a complete reset of the gpu drivers might help? This is definitely the main problem with pc gaming though, when something goes wrong it could be literally anything 😭

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  suspiciously geesus shaped (@defnotgeesus) reported 37 minutes ago

  @DNA_The_Worst @nowellstradamus @GeorgiaMaeCole1 Reddit is down the hall, retard.

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  Pigs & Proles 🇬🇧 (@PigsandProles) reported 37 minutes ago

  @FraserNelson A Reddit Q&A is a terrible idea. His advisers need advice...

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  BRETT SLATER - VA (@BrettSlater94) reported 38 minutes ago

  @TechlandGames Could you guys please stop making new stuff until you fix what needs fixing from the original and older stuff in the game dying light 2. I know I'm not the only one with complaints. It's all over reddit and steam stomach new shift right now.

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  Harshi Peiris, Ph.D. (@Neuroscope_mp) reported 40 minutes ago

  Yes this is true. The biggest mistake many make ... is to follow advice such as 1. Take a melatonin 2. The right diet will fix it all 3. It's your phone screen 4. Clean sheets will change everything 5. Make the room darker 6. A sound machine is everything For some, it could work ... as it did for me. But sleep disorders are not one size fits all. Different people will manifest due to underlying causes such as cervical trauma, NAFLD, Parkinson's, long COVID, and many more. How we treat different sleep disorders cannot be defined by a Reddit thread or a New York Times article ... or worse, a Twitter thread. It needs to be taken seriously. It needs to be addressed before anything else. But the problem that tops it all ... our current medical system/doctors are not geared to handle these facts. We need more sleep disorder specialists And ... we need people and medical professionals to take sleep seriously.

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  Reuben Dube (@SonOfDavid219) reported 42 minutes ago

  You need to quickly learn how to fix a weird software error or configure something. Where are you going first?? A. Google B. ChatGPT / Claude / Gemini C. Reddit D. Youtube video tutorial

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  Tony (@Tonystakkz) reported 43 minutes ago

  This is what i'll tell you. Paid ads is simply amplifying viral organic content. Organic content could be tiktok reels,ig reels and reddit. Never ever think paid ad's will print you money. Because it won't. You first look for viral organic content in your niche that has loads of people having the same problem in the comment section. Than use that as a proof of referance. Why? Because if thousands of people are saying that on a comment section. What about the other thousands of people that never commented with the same problem. Aha! You see? 'Proof of concept' beats any type of strategy all day of the week. Now you just run ads and target more people like that. Use different types of split testing,persona types, ad creatives,angles and awareness levels. Why? Because not every human is virtually identically the same. Meaning humans have different personality traits,they see things differently,they have different life experiences, they have different levels of awareness and they need different types of messages to resonate with them. Angle = What you're saying. Concept = How you're showing it.

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  Jaydev Gusani (@1337JG) reported 47 minutes ago

  @benlsage pseudo-anonymity is the reason why they are so rude. If you get exposed on reddit just nuke the current account and make another one. And most of the time it's meta commentary, maybe not even related to your product. signal to noise ratio is terrible on reddit.

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  MMA Schopenhauer (@MMASchopenhauer) reported 47 minutes ago

  @andyburnham This isn’t the 2010s. We don’t want our Prime Ministers participating in infantile Reddit ‘AMAs’ we want meritocracy, leadership and economic development. Vote Burnham get Broken Britain.

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  Productive guy (@guybeproductive) reported 50 minutes ago

  nice list, here is how I would validate each question from this list: 1. check reddit/twitter/forums 2. Read negative reviews of products that they are using it on G2/ trustplilot etc. 3. Think of 1 channel and make launch plan accordingly (IG/tiktok for b2c, X/linkedin/reddit for B2B) 4. Use claude/gpt to trim down the MVP 5. talk to couple of people of that niche, do u like talking to them (like can u talk to people like these for life example founders, marketers, etc.)

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  karan (@Karanx274) reported 50 minutes ago

  Why do good Founders think like Archaeologists? It's not the castles or grand structures that archaeologists first aim for. They dig through the rubbish heaps first and aim for: • Broken ceramics • Discarded tools • Animal remains Why? Gold represents the facade that a society wants to display. Trash reveals its true nature. After all, no one embellishes their garbage. The internet operates on a similar principle. Press releases and websites are like the castles... glossy and carefully constructed for public view. But Reddit? It's the junkyard. It's where you'll find frustrated users at 11 pm typing "why does my [product] stop working after just 3 months?" Raw, unfiltered truth, not dressed up for clicks. And that makes it invaluable. This is why AI models often quote Reddit. It's one of the largest unscripted records of human behaviour in existence. Millions of individuals, unintentionally revealing the truth, thread by thread, for over two decades. An AI model trying to understand what a real person thinks about a product will always favour this raw truth over a polished website. The website shows what a business wants to convey. Reddit shows what was actually conveyed. Yet, most businesses still see Reddit as a platform for distribution, not observation. But the smart ones treat it as a research ground. They study the unresolved queries, the DIY fixes, the same complaint showing up across dozens of threads. You can't fabricate this kind of consensus in a focus group. Your potential customers are already trawling through this digital junkyard before they make a purchase. The question is, have you been there first? Consider this the next time you're looking to understand your audience better. Don't just build castles - dig through the junkyard too.

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  DJ AFTERBURNZ 🔥🦎♠️ STREAM “BASED” (@dj_afterburnz) reported 50 minutes ago

  Inspector Revolver, I'm going to assume this is you. If I'm wrong oh well. But, 1. I apologized to the folks I hurt and felt hurt. 2. Don't get angry at me because I actually made stuff instead of reposting other peoples work on the GC sub to keep YOUR identity on there. 3. I overwhelmed all of you with original content. Hence a threat to the fandom for fanworks. 4. It still doesn't excuse you guys capable of deliberately bullying people who ship. That should've never happened in the first place. 5. I liked posting on GC reddit. Sorry if you guys felt hurt you couldn't stop me, or see more art on there. Or tiktok. Or Instagram. Or here. Or on google. You guys were mad your down votes and harassment didn't stop me. I controlled the direction and still control the momentum of discussion and content in there. You guys hated my motion and motivation behind it. After some time I realized that the spite was consuming me. You're right. I was willing to talk to the mod, but he was flagrantly ignoring my resolutions. Thinking "I wasn't able to be reasoned with". But damage has been done. 6. There's no verifiable proof you guys are NOT sharing info in there. I have timestamps after I left the server, to getting the harassment dm of the person who doxxed me on reddit. Which a smileyface was sent to me AFTER I left. Someone in that server potentially USED AN ACTUAL ALT to do it. They seen what happened. And that's when antti got the report. 7. Why tf are you crashing out on my strawpage with 7 entries lmao

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  Feng Liu (@fengfengnew20) reported 53 minutes ago

  Windsurf went #1 on LogRocket's rankings. then rebranded to Devin Desktop. then Reddit exploded with uninstalls, broken SSO, and users asking what to switch to. best-in-class product. community trust: zero. tool quality and platform trust are two different things. developers are learning this the hard way in 2026.

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  aditya (@adxtyahq) reported 56 minutes ago

  idk man most people still don't get Reddit I found 100+ potential customers and drove 5,000+ website visitors in just a few days everyone treats it like some giant lead database now. scrape a few subreddits, spam some replies, send fake helpful DMs, then act surprised when nobody wants to buy the whole point isn't to "do Reddit marketing" but to find people already talking about the exact problem you solve, that's exactly what Matrix does it just finds the conversations that actually matter, helps you reply without sounding like a marketer, and keeps track of what happens after just common sense at scale.

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  AFK_Merchant🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧 (@AFK_Merchant) reported 57 minutes ago

  @vulpi320 @PolitlcsUK which tells me all I need to know about you. If you can go to reddit and not see the problem, you're very likely one of those sheltered freaks who delete opinions they don't like. Hence why you even replied in the first place. As for evidence, it's literally all over the internet, if you don't see it, its because you don't want to. I gave you the reasons and the cause of the problem. All you've done is circle around the problem and claim it's not happening at all because it doesn't happen to you. I also see you're 17, so the cycle of gotcha questions and ignoring the problems and reasoning makes sense now. So this is the last I'm replying.

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  Center Kerryist Patriot ⚣ 🇰🇷🇯🇵🇺🇦🇵🇸 (@Kerryist04) reported 57 minutes ago

  Reddit is down the hall and to the left