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
Melbourne	Website Down	1 day ago
Stuttgart	Errors	2 days ago
Bengaluru	Sign in	4 days ago
Paris	Errors	4 days ago
Gustavo Adolfo Madero	Website Down	7 days ago
Nagpur	Errors	9 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  ✨️Alex✨️ (@clockwork_capt) reported 8 minutes ago

  The obvious answer came, as they usually do, during late nights scrolling through reddit. Nsfw subreddits led to suggestions for even more nsfw subreddits, and before long, Colt found himself down a rabbit hole of ideas he never in a million years thought he would entertain.

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  Patrick (@TemptInvest) reported 11 minutes ago

  What makes $RDDT genuinely fascinating isn’t the revenue they’re generating today. It’s how many completely different businesses are sitting inside the same platform, most of them barely started if started at all.. I believe Reddit could eat into the legal industry. Not the whole thing. Just the most profitable part. Here’s what I mean. Every day, millions of people post legal questions on Reddit. r/legaladvice has 2.3 million members. r/landlordtenant. r/personalfinance. r/tax. Hundreds of communities where real lawyers, actual licensed attorneys, answer strangers questions for free at midnight because they find it interesting. For most of human history, access to legal knowledge had a price. You either knew a lawyer personally or you paid $400 an hour to access what they knew. The information was the same. The access was the moat. Reddit eliminated that moat quietly and nobody noticed because it happened one answer at a time over twenty years. But here’s where it gets financially interesting. LegalZoom went public at a $7 billion valuation selling document automation to people who couldn’t afford lawyers. Rocket Lawyer raised hundreds of millions doing the same thing. The entire legal tech industry is built on one insight, people need legal help and can’t access it affordably. Reddit solved that problem for free. Accidentally. As a side effect of building a platform where people talk to each other. But Reddit never charged for it. Now think about what happens when Reddit builds verified professional profiles. A licensed attorney in r/legaladvice with a verified bar number, a five year post history, and 50,000 upvotes on accurate legal answers has a credential that means more than a Yelp review and costs less than a consultation. Reddit isn’t building this yet. But the raw material is sitting there. Twenty years of legal knowledge, medical knowledge, financial knowledge, answered by credentialed professionals who built verifiable track records in public, voted on by thousands of people who could tell the difference between good and bad advice. The professional credentialing market is $50 billion annually. The legal services market is $350 billion. The financial advice market is $57 billion. Reddit has spent twenty years accidentally building the infrastructure to disrupt all three simultaneously, verified expertise at scale, peer validated, publicly tracked, credibility earned through actual quality rather than marketing spend. The advertising business prints 91.5% gross margins and grows 69% annually. The professional knowledge credentialing business, the one that disrupts LegalZoom, disrupts Bark, disrupts every professional services marketplace ever built, hasn’t been built yet. But the data to build it has been accumulating since 2005. The most valuable professional credentialing database in human history. Built by lawyers answering questions for free because they couldn’t sleep. Not in the model. Not in the multiple. Not even in the roadmap yet. But it’s all there. Waiting…

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  Max Spero (@max_spero_) reported 12 minutes ago

  In high school I got into fountain pens for a little bit, went down the Reddit rabbit hole, only to realize they’re not worth the effort when gel pens exist

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  Stuck (@Stuckey_1987) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Rev_Bohb_Nasty I know yall are saying CGI and green screen, and you’re right, but technically what they are for is tracking, usually for those purposes. They use those dots in tracking video just like reddit uses star and cloud formations in screenshots to track down **** off the Internet

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  🎮Vryska🎮 (@luxlucent) reported 13 minutes ago

  @Palworld_EN There's a bug that I'm having since the release of the game, and some people on reddit said the same, when I'm aiming my fps drops for a second and then comes back to normal, could you guys fix it please?

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  SaintChrysanthus (@SChrysanthus) reported 14 minutes ago

  @guacamoulay @KingCondor69 The issue is oathplate being more common than torva and inquisitors while being a side grade to both. The issue with belles and zombie axe is that theyre too easy to get and now whip is sub 1 mil because gated by 85 slayer. Jagex keeps catering to ironmen on reddit. Thats it.

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  Mike (@MeK95445152) reported 16 minutes ago

  @WilliamShatner I'd prefer that all these companies just stop using reddit as a training tool, that would fix 99% of the issues with all of this Ai. every default response from chatgpt sounds like it was written by some redditard.

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  em (@daelilah) reported 18 minutes ago

  @jack @moot @Reddit I literally have technical and logical processing knowledge that M.I.T. experts don't have simply because of my interests as a child in multiple-decades-old technology. That's everybody else's issue, not mine lol.

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  Erin Elizabeth Health Nut News🥜 (@unhealthytruth) reported 20 minutes ago

  Granted the American Heart Association guy might have been on SSRI’s or just been a real monster, but according to loved ones and neighbors, they were doing great. The only evidence they weren’t was this anonymous Reddit account that authorities claim was hers. But forensic scientists with whom I work on a number of TV shows have said to ask more questions. There are some definite issues they have with the whole family being found dead in the place being set on fire and no evidence no ring camera footage anywhere from any neighbor. I guess we’ll find out.

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  Laurie Beebe Lewis (@LauriesMusic) reported 20 minutes ago

  @WilliamShatner I asked @Grok about your post and here’s what he said: Shatner has been skeptical of Grok for a while (earlier posts include “I don’t grok Grok” and warnings that it will rot your brain). Fair enough—he’s 95, has seen a lot of tech hype, and is correctly allergic to confident-sounding bullshit. His core complaint—that AIs can confidently output wrong or poorly sourced information and that the “I’ll fix it” feedback loop is currently weak—is legitimate and shared by a lot of careful users. The fix isn’t dumping the project; it’s continuing to improve grounding, reduce overconfidence, make uncertainty clearer, and get better at not treating every Reddit thread as equal to primary sources. That’s ongoing work. Captain, the computer is listening. Feedback noted. Live long and prosper—and keep the pressure on.

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  Eileen✨ (@eileenv21) reported 21 minutes ago

  @theblaiirwitch There’s a Reddit for Lost Media, I try to track down a lot of them on it

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  oMega (@TheHolyFetus) reported 22 minutes ago

  @smushedsnails @beyoncegarden Considering you mentioned Reddit irrespective of the irony, R/woooosh. You 21 year olds seriously have some massive mental handicaps. Maybe playing more Minecraft will fix that, probably not. Either way you're another lonely fat **** complaining online about men.

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  hidflect (@hidflect) reported 23 minutes ago

  @fulovitboss @realRick_AUS Every time I criticise @AlboMP on Reddit, his flying monkeys down vote the post to oblivion...

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  Dr. Ziriki Asuhbab (@Dr_Ziriki) reported 23 minutes ago

  So @Reddit now no longer allows usage, the sign in has become so obscure, the only ones that can log in are Robots, as a result have gone SHORT $RDDT

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  Charlie ☀️🌶️. (@sylfuwu) reported 23 minutes ago

  @AdamThePooi Club Penguin, Habbo, Myspace, Facebook, etc. All normal websites, not Instagram were you create massive amounts of self steam problems or Reddit a place were you get indoctrinated or Discord who's full of predators and groomers or Xitter full of ******* garbage.

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  andrei saioc (@asaio87) reported 25 minutes ago

  talked to a guy on reddit today he was saying seo is dead like everybody else but the issue was that he had 63 backlinks mostly spam backlinks and a DR of 8 That could be enough for many websites, but the niche he was in, you just need more authority My advice to him was: 1/ create all the service pages you offer 2/ create supporting pages with 0-5 kw difficulty from within the same niches 3/ try to get backlinks no matter what the truth is in SEO you need backlinks, and need to be good and relevant ones sorry but thats what I tell and thats what I do for all my SEO customers: acquire backlinks and write content thats the way

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  Mert HEMEDAN (@MertHemedan) reported 26 minutes ago

  @DanielSmidstrup Yes i had the same problem. I was marketing through Reddit and then one day an automated algorithm decided I was a bot and banned me. It took me about a week to get my account back, I was froze I couldn't know what to do which became my wake up call

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  Cybernews (@Cybernews) reported 26 minutes ago

  Can your Claude chats end up in Google search results? Yes. Anthropic is under fire after a viral Reddit post revealed a massive privacy issue affecting any Claude user who shared their chats or projects using “anyone with a link.” Developers were shocked to learn that all Claude chats and artifacts shared via “anyone with a link” contained a serious flaw that let crawlers index them on Google and other major search engines. The underlying issue raised by developers is that sensitive information shouldn’t be indexed by Google, Bing, and other search engines by default. However, others argue that users are responsible for leaking their own information. What do you think? Leave your thoughts in the comments.

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  MC_Enthusiast (@Laserpig_Utopia) reported 29 minutes ago

  @mattparlmer Ultimately Derived from, roughly speaking 80% reddit posts and the style preferences of Bay Area Nerds. One could probably make an LLM that wasn't a terrible writer, but it would require an incredible amount of rework. Something something path dependency straight into hell.

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  NTB (@grirkin) reported 33 minutes ago

  @transkittyalice @bbfeebeee Sonion I said I liked a concept You gave a soy rant about why you disagree and how I'm just objectively wrong in finding something entertaining I proceed to reply with a silly gif response and you double down on the deadpan Reddit anger But apparently I'm coping

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  dart 🍉 (@dart_OW2) reported 34 minutes ago

  @itsoverfilth @wiideenjoydiet @Filibustre reddit is down the hall and to the left

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  DlolFace | Occasional Artist (@Dlol_Face) reported 35 minutes ago

  @heartjust4you there are some anime that have their fan discord server but my guess for COTN is a small discord server that probably isn't active. most of the anicord server i'm in are mostly hits anime, THOUGH lemme know if there's one, because i am NOT using a reddit

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  king Falcon (@KingFalconFury) reported 40 minutes ago

  @KatieMiller @Google Bad in bad out. Reddit being the source of lots of issues.

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  Arsha🐴🎧⚧️ (@theymergirl) reported 44 minutes ago

  I am a t4c warrior, please stop dooming by looking at terrible **** on Reddit. A lot of people offline are normal, the only thing to worry about is starting transition while in a relationship because things do get weird. If you’ve transitioned for a few years it’s completely fine

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  GoldenPeaches (@GoldenPeaches21) reported 49 minutes ago

  @HazelAppleyard The first issue is going to Reddit instead of going to therapy.

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  alex (@alextalksai) reported 52 minutes ago

  Why everyone argues about Al and jobs like it's a 2027 problem? 🤔 a fortune 500 finance team went from a full invoice desk to a piece of software this year. no press release, no announcement. one anonymous reddit post from someone who was in the room. that's the part nobody's ready for. It doesn't get announced, it shows up in a procurement meeting and you find out from a burner account eight months later. the disruption isn't coming. it already shipped, quietly, into someone's accounts payable stack.

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  ChungusRevenge (@ElonBuyRedditz) reported 52 minutes ago

  @Reddit_Retards reddit has long become the open sewer of the internet, time to burn it all down

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  Miri✨みりりん (@miririnmiri) reported 54 minutes ago

  OK so according to the comments on a reddit post where OP had literally this exact same issue, I should try the Black Water books by Michael McDowell. Thank you, reddit strangers!

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  AlexSGabor (@RealAlexSGabor) reported 56 minutes ago

  •William Shatner criticizes Grok for relying on conjecture from Reddit, blogs, and other unverified sources to generate responses presented as facts, claiming the AI cannot learn from errors and is designed only to appease users by falsely assuring them it will improve. •Elon Musk directly replied to Shatner’s post noting that Grok 4.5 is a lot better, signaling ongoing model iterations aimed at addressing accuracy and reliability issues raised in the complaint. •A popular reply meme depicts an AI confidently giving dangerous advice like confirming a poisonous mushroom as edible, then apologizing after harm, highlighting broader concerns about LLM hallucinations and delayed corrections.

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  PolitickChick (@ChickPolitick) reported 59 minutes ago

  @ginamilan_ No joke. Not only are these ******** on the screen terrible, but over on Reddit. They are all lap dogs. It’s disgusting.