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	6 days ago
Veracruz	Website Down	11 days ago
Bhubaneshwar	Website Down	14 days ago
Melbourne	Sign in	16 days ago
San Nicolás de los Garza	Sign in	19 days ago
Ciudad Obregón	Website Down	19 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

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  dotsokt (@dotsokt) reported 3 minutes ago

  This guy is literally stealing screenshots from my account here on X and using them to sell his $400+ course! I blocked him a year ago for doing the same thing, and now he’s back at it again. He probably created a fake account and started following me again. Also the course he’s selling about automation was also stolen from one of my Reddit posts, one of the most upvoted posts in the income subreddit. My original post was published on August 9, 2026, and he stole it yesterday and posted it on his account, with a link to his $400+ course in the comment section. It's disappointing to see someone positioning themselves as an expert while basically lifting content from others to sell their own stuff. Anyway, I have some strong views and opinions about some of the online creators in the business education space. All love and respect to everyone. Everyone can do their own thing. This is just my individual opinion. Strongly believed, loosely held. There are some very scammy, sketchy MFers in the online education space. They’re untrustworthy, and they make content with the goal of eventually selling some bullshit course online. If you consistently choose to appear in content with them, whether they invite you onto their podcast or you collaborate on content together, you’re intentionally associating yourself with them. Do that consistently, and your audience will start to associate you with that crowd. And that destroys trust. In fact, this is one of the biggest problems you see with a lot of creators in the business education space right now. Again, not all of them are like that. There are some genuinely good people who truly share practical tips and ideas with everyone, just like I do. I’m not generalizing here, but there are some exceptions that need to be called out. I’ve blocked all the sketchy ones, and hopefully the community stays safe.

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  Overachiever at underachieving (@NickAnand1) reported 5 minutes ago

  Heads up @RM_Transit, @SwanBoatSteve @StephenWickens1 . TTC implementing a hard speed limit which punishes drivers on Sept 5 so that we can get the same slow operations on buses that we get on Line 6/510. Source: Anonymous post on reddit.

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  Jake (@jakerobrob) reported 6 minutes ago

  @ItBegins2012 @notoriousbknets @Reddit Fans opposing the fans that claim the state of things are terrible despite encouraging things happening each year are not inherently toxic And we shouldn’t withhold optimist-pessimist dialogue until we have a winning record again

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  (TTV) lost_inatv (@lost_inatv) reported 9 minutes ago

  @Evader22 @Reddit You can do it my king you can fix it

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  Maiden (@FangedMaiden_) reported 11 minutes ago

  @IstekVicks Exactly. People on this platform just don't know how to act, that's not a new thing. But, I don't know if the wave of burner accounts are from Reddit or something, but they seem to think that this platform runs like it or a discord server.

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  Late Hiberals (@latehiberals) reported 14 minutes ago

  @TS_Secrets AI didnt provide anything that just searching the old capacitor model number wouldn't have. If anything, you got lucky that the AI didn't give you bullshit incorrect info it scraped from some old reddit thread that would have broken something.

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  🇧🇸🇵🇷 Forever (@KittsSansNevis) reported 16 minutes ago

  I’m not sure why Hulu crashes on my living room TV so often, but it’s so annoying and I can’t seem to find a fix for it anywhere online. Not even on Reddit. 😔

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  𓏲🫐˖ Ale ᝰ⊹ ࣪ 🇦🇷˖ COMMS OPEN!!⋆˚꩜｡ (@_xiasoul) reported 17 minutes ago

  @sopadegatinho__ I think you can join the discord server to get a code for yourself(I don't know how that works) if not you could ask on Reddit

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  a sheet of paper (@boxcuttr_) reported 25 minutes ago

  the flipside of hyper specific problems solved by old reddit threads is a more general question being completely unanswerable by anecdote alone

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  Aditya Kumar Saroj (@AdiKumarSaroj) reported 27 minutes ago

  Is Reddit down?

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  Wasim (@WasimShips) reported 30 minutes ago

  If you're in your 20s (and a founder) do everything to learn Lead Automation yes people will call it spam, tell you real founders just build something great and let word of mouth carry it. let them mog you as much as they want ! they have time to be romantic about distribution. you have to fund the startup & get clients rolling to push for next quarter ! here's the Full Sauce and Tech Stack, in the order i'd build it : 1. there are fundamentally 2 types of leads. role and industry based which can be considered a Ideal customer profile and second being situation based who are having a particular situation that needs to be solved. nail the category and then work to what this person might look like 2. build a strong user data enrichment step before doing anything at all. quality dataset and having access to person's life as well as problem awareness state become's crucial. Give shot to tools like Apollo / Gojiberry for linkedin + email, superx for X 3. warm the domain properly via tools like lemlist and setup a 10-20 days campaign - separate sending domain, 2 weeks of ramp - 30-50 sends a day per inbox maximum - and never attach reply rate capturing image else you will land in spam ! 4. scrape intent & capture signal's of problem aware state people - reddit, twitter and linkedin are full of people describing your problem in their own via hiring posts or maybe comments - a reply to that thread converts at a multiple of any cold sequence, and it costs you a cron job. 5. write 4 follow ups minimum and space them across 10-12 days which you can automate with resend ! - day 0 the offer, day 3 a proof point, day 7 a new angle, day 12 the close out - change the angle each time, not the wording. the same pitch resent just reads as a nag - one thread per prospect, never a fresh subject line every send 6. instrument attribution before you scale anything. if you can't track and figure out the best campaign, then you will get nowhere - one utm link per campaign, one source field in the crm etc - track 4 numbers per inbox : reply rate, positive reply rate, meetings booked, closed revenue - cut the negative / low ROI 7. put a human in the loop on send. the agent drafts the DM's / mails and you approve in 6 minutes a day - approve in batches once a day, kill anything that reads generic in the first line - every rejected draft goes back as an example, so the thing gets sharper each week - that one rule is what keeps it from ever reading like a robot we build these for founders now after building things internally. A series of internal connect from tools and their mcp if available the leverage is real and almost crazy but the important step always is human in loop being the steering step !

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  Derek Ross (@derekmross) reported 31 minutes ago

  Reddit banned Bitcoin subs in 2018. Discord banned dissidents in 2020. Your favorite app is one policy change away from silencing you. Agora runs on Nostr + Lightning. No server to seize, no account to ban. Your keys, your voice. #SendFreedom

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  Mike Leitner (@mikeleitnerde) reported 35 minutes ago

  @rynorhn Just to clear it up: the usage wir the abuse of codex 0% doesn’t stem from Theo. He only mentioned that it’s possible, which is well known and talked also on Reddit and here on x. The program Maria did on the base of this was just stupid, but she apologized and removed the project. It had no relation to Theo other than inspiring it by the post and it wasn’t added to t3code or part of it in anyway. Even the accusation that they removed the ux limit is not proven and countless users say, they aren’t affected. There only base that Theo did cause a removal of the 0% stuff is that tibo says that they need to rethink it if the people are abusing it. Neither did he confirm that it got removed, nor did he state that there was anything done around this issue.

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  The Engine-AI-er (@K_SOUQI) reported 36 minutes ago

  @jmon131032471 @AbdulElSayed Well EyesWideClosed! It doesn’t take a genius to know that you are lying and don’t care about the majority of Americans who can’t afford healthcare! I asked google if Obamacare did work? This was the answer: The Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) successfully achieved several of its core goals by expanding coverage to tens of millions of people, though it remains a subject of ongoing debate regarding its financial sustainability and overall cost controls.Key Successes Reduced Uninsured Rate: The national uninsured rate dropped significantly from roughly 16% down to historic lows under 8%. Pre-Existing Conditions: Most users on Reddit agree that eliminating the insurance industry's ability to deny coverage or charge more for pre-existing medical conditions was a major success. Expanded Medicaid: Over 20 million low-income adults gained coverage through the Medicaid expansion adopted by a majority of states. Preventive Care: Mandated coverage for routine checkups, screenings, and prescription drugs without extra co-pays.

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  John.Barba4.com (@jbarba4) reported 36 minutes ago

  @hridoyreh The performance overhead required to get anything done on Reddit is insane. Between navigating irrational rules, crafting well tuned fake stories, carefully not mentioning what you actually want or do directly, and then ultimately getting taken down or banned... hard to justify.

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 37 minutes ago

  Most sleep advice parents find online was either written by a sleep-deprived stranger on Reddit, or hallucinated by a chatbot. Built Hushmoon to fix that. Clinically-trained consultant, video courses, an AI that actually defers when it should. Live soon.

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  Sam (@yessam1113) reported 40 minutes ago

  @kwanggyeon I was on reddit and i saw some comments but even on elftwt, i see some rw and kh stans every now and then talk down on ys vocals which is what i dont understand cuz you wont ever see clouds bringing down rw and kh vocals

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  Recall Bass (@therapist_forU) reported 41 minutes ago

  @juscarts wow, you really DEBOONKED that fun gimmick account. Reddit is (still) down the hall and to the left

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  SpooKarp | A Fishy VTuber (@SpooKarp) reported 41 minutes ago

  @FortniteStatus are you aware of an issue with Fortnite Crew on PS5 not renewing? I thought it was just a me issue but looking on Reddit and the Discord, there are a few other people having the same issue.

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  conrat4567🍎 (@conrat4567) reported 42 minutes ago

  @SynthPotato @Itsmoritzv Just have a look at the AMDhelp reddit page. Its never AMDs fault, always user Error.

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  marilynjconway (@cactusapinyona) reported 42 minutes ago

  @DavidWolfe A woman on Reddit asked if anyone had chronic dizziness after birth. She had been to 3 drs and listed the only med she was on - was a blood pressure drug. None of the drs could figure out what her problem was nor could the Reddit folks. It took one second to research the BP drug she was on and side effect is dizziness. Not only people but the drs are clueless too.

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  Benjamin Freeman (@cryptolightshow) reported 47 minutes ago

  I won't dive in here about why peptides are often derided by medical professionals, however, I do want to share my anecdotal success. After getting real results from oral BPC-157 on bilateral rotator cuff tears (with zero PT) I wanted something cleaner than Reddit protocols. Something that: • Puts foundations first • Gives realistic evidence framing • Includes actual dosing/reconstitution guidance • Forces tracking so you can see if it’s working Two years ago this month, I was suffering from multiple broken ribs and torn rotator cuffs in both shoulders.

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  SFCB (@SaLionFCB) reported 51 minutes ago

  @SynthPotato @GuntasSinghIN the attention should be on "last month" every manufactorer has these phases. If you go on reddit looking for issues over Nvidia drivers, you will find them too. Sure Nvidia has a better customer support but AMD isn't as far behind as you make it believe.

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  Baeblay'd 🌀 (@SaucepanRob) reported 52 minutes ago

  @pope_turrtur @ChoochSkookum Right, but the thing is the books I listed for you do, in fact, include controlled studies. So the problem we're running up against right now is that you haven't read the literature. So I'm arguing with some ******* on the internet who isn't read on the subject he's spewing about. Furthermore, you are claiming that I said something that I did not say in order to shoe-horn me into some ******** narrative that you have concocted, which I can only surmise is based off of late-night TikTok binges and Reddit discussions. If you are unwilling to educate yourself on the subject before being publicly retarded about it, where exactly are we supposed to go from here? Simply put... You're wrong. I'm right. Read more.

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  Joseph Carlson (@joecarlsonshow) reported 52 minutes ago

  @Only_21Mil I think the issue with most creators is they overweight criticism. The fact is 99% of people passively watch videos and enjoy them. I will have a video with 100k views, 100 angry comments, and 98% thumbs up rate. less than 1% choose to comment, and about half of those people who comment are doing so because they're emotionally charged by something in the video (and in many cases negatively). So a lot of creators give a lot of weight to that 0.5% that is upset about something. It's normal human behavior because anyone that's angry/accusatory/etc puts alarm bells off in your head. But the best thing is to not worry about it. I think where you really do need to pay attention is if there is a growing amount of good-faith criticism about something you're doing, like repeatedly commentors are pointing out the same thing, and these are commentors where they have not been 100% negative. That has happened in my channel and I do take it seriously. I actually had AI look over my videos, reddit, etc. To gather together what audiences view as biggest strength / weakness. A lot of the strengths were transparency, skin in the game, continuity, and analytical breakdowns of companies. Biggest criticisms were selling stocks too soon (many people highlight I say I want to hold long term, then sell some companies within a couple years.) And another big one is that my analysis on quality of a company can overwhelm valuation discipline. And these are actual pieces of feedback that I listen to and try to adapt for. But no, I don't think it's healthy to try and change what you're doing because a few people are upset about a few comments you make.

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  Shiva Khemka (@shivak_01) reported 53 minutes ago

  I’ve seen way too many posts on X about “how to find your ICP.” Most are the same complicated AI-generated frameworks nobody actually follows. So here’s my take in 5 simple steps: 1. Understand what ICP actually means Don’t just learn the term. Your ICP is basically the type of customer who needs your product the most and is most likely to buy it. 2. Look at your competitors See who they are selling to. Some might target smaller companies, while others go after bigger ones. This helps you understand the market and where you could fit. 3. Decide who you’re looking for Look at things like: • What industry are they in? Be specific. “Tech companies” is too broad. Are they a SaaS company, agency, IT services company, marketplace, etc.? • How big is the company? This depends on the level of client you want to target. • Who would use your product? Look at their job roles and figure out who actually uses it and who makes the buying decision. • What problem do they have? The same problem can be described in many ways. Think about how they would describe it, not just how you describe it. • What stage is the company at? Early-stage, growing, established, etc. • Can they afford your product? There’s no point targeting someone who has the problem but has no budget to solve it. • What would make them buy it now? Maybe they’re hiring for that area, just hired someone, growing quickly, raised funding, entered a new market, or even talked about the problem publicly. Now you have your first ICP hypothesis. 4. Find where they hang out Once you know who you’re looking for, figure out where they spend their time. Reddit? X? LinkedIn? Slack? Discord? Events? Newsletters? Niche communities? Go where they already are. 5. Talk to them Now contact them. Ask about the problem. Ask how they solve it today. Ask what they’ve tried. See if what you assumed in step 3 is actually true. If it isn’t: Go back to step 3 and change it. That’s it. Your ICP isn’t something you magically figure out in one afternoon. It’s something you keep getting less wrong. I’m on the same path as you.

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  Noel Ceta (@noelcetaSEO) reported 54 minutes ago

  6/ Type 4: Distribution testing (channel variation): Same content. Different promotion: Content: Blog post Distribution A: Email newsletter Distribution B: LinkedIn posts Distribution C: Twitter threads Distribution D: Reddit (relevant communities) Metric: Traffic + engagement by channel. Best channel gets doubled down. Weak channels get less effort.

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  Ọládùnjoyèlọ (@brainiac_ope) reported 58 minutes ago

  for some reason, sony had the chance to improve the design of the mx5 after the hinge issues loads of users reported. it seems the same goes for the xm6. saw numerous complaints on reddit yesterday about dislocated hinges and i will definitely hold off on any new sony purchases

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  Killuazin (@Killuazin99) reported 59 minutes ago

  @rkiefn Possible problems and solutions 1. Incorrect drivers. Yes, the latest version of the Nvidia Driver may not be ideal for your game, so I recommend looking for an older version. On Reddit forums, you can find which version works best for your game. If you want to perform...

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  Tippy (@tuliptippytoe) reported 1 hour ago

  @iamyomas reddit is so full of larp its painful, this and sternvengers first few issues are peak Hank Pym/Janet Van Dyne