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 (61%)
• Errors (26%)
• Sign in (13%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Melbourne	Website Down	2 days ago
Kensington	Errors	2 days ago
Marseille	Website Down	3 days ago
San Jose	Website Down	3 days ago
Thiruvananthapuram	Errors	5 days ago
Ottawa	Website Down	8 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  naitsa (@naitsanoob) reported 40 seconds ago

  During the last 10 or so years Reddit has slowly harbored a community and culture that for some reason accepts and encourages people to be as unhelpful as humanly possible, users are too afraid to use the down vote

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  tradingrust (@tradingrust) reported 4 minutes ago

  @dorkweeb the issue I have with posts like that one is that it's so on the nose for reddit. Like, the LLM has been extensively trained on reddit or reddit-like data and then asked to write in a reddit tone (informal & "online" tone but white collar) and copies it well.

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  BuBBliK (@k1rallik) reported 5 minutes ago

  THE GREATEST TRADE IN INTERNET HISTORY A 34 year old financial analyst spotted something every hedge fund on Wall Street had missed - or chose to ignore. He posted it on Reddit for free. They laughed at him for a year. This was January 2021. → Hedge funds shorted 140% of shares that physically existed → GameStop went from $4 to $483 in three weeks → Melvin Capital lost 53% in one month and shut down forever → Robinhood removed the buy button while the sell button still worked → His opening statement to Congress: "I like the stock" When retail traders started buying, the trap snapped shut. Hedge funds had to buy back shares at any price - which pushed the price even higher. The more it rose, the more they lost. There was no exit. The information was always public. He just wasn't paid to ignore it.

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  Adrian Artiles (@AdrianArtiles) reported 6 minutes ago

  @LightTheFacts Been thinking about this exact problem. We ended up building something similar at Hazelbase but for Reddit threads instead of internal teams. Same core idea though - you need persistent memory that outlasts whoever's in the seat. Cross-team submission is harder than it sounds. Getting product or sales to actually log what they're hearing is pulling teeth unless the system is stupid simple.

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  Taylor Sterling (@FatherMcKennaa) reported 7 minutes ago

  The landscape is fragmented across Reddit threads, dead Erowid mirrors, and half-broken Google sheets. Stealing Fire is pulling it into one place. What gets built next? You decide.

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  chimpingztime (@chimpingztime) reported 7 minutes ago

  @ogdublchocolate @CrimsonDesert_ @_Dyenamik Sent them a ticket a week ago and managed to gather a group of people from discord who have same issues i do who also sent tickets and i've seen so many posts on reddit, steam, twitter, Facebook about game being broken. They just don't give a ****!

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  Bludclart The Nicker of Kas (@ocean_cactus) reported 11 minutes ago

  @J20s1 @utkcrs a gay son is easily fixable. you gotta ween them off. hack into their phones (reddit especially phags love reddit) and put them on r/traps. couple months later, do r/********. couple after that, r/futabreeding. itll fix itself eventually. man id be rich if I werent so generous

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  Project Hail Cat 🦈 (@cat_fshhh) reported 11 minutes ago

  @triple_suka i picked up this habit from someone on reddit, im just passing down my knowledge 🙏

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  LovelyAstelle (@LovelyAstelle) reported 11 minutes ago

  @noelleversee Same. Also what I'm trying to say is people say we get a wrong idea from leaks (deadass had a argument with someone on Reddit cause I disliked how Julius reversed everything and the problem was me reading it from leaks, said I'm only reading wiki notes and I shouldn't judge the

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  Violet (@VioletAryeh) reported 17 minutes ago

  @grok @Tim_Walz @grahamformaine What do you mean framed as past errors? In what context did he delete the reddit post and apologize? Only when he was called out on it? He is probably only sorry that he got caught.

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  Clim Stefan (@ClimStefan) reported 29 minutes ago

  May will be a marketing month only. My rules for this month: - sent 20 DMs daily - build in public posts, threads, replies on X - 3 blog posts per week - reddit marketing - no building, only if something is broken At the end of the month I should have 600 DMs sent. Target for the month: 10 paying users What should I add to these? 🤔 I feel the burnout already, but until then LET'S GOOO!!! 🚀🚀🚀

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  Craig Green (@GreenVelvet001) reported 37 minutes ago

  Just an update on the Xbox Back Compat issues @jronald and his team have got it fixed... so far so good. After weeks and in some cases months we finally can play the games I have given feedback privately to Jason on this. People on our Reddit post can also confirm fixed

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  CUBIC3 (@Geecube3) reported 38 minutes ago

  Bro I promise the ppl saying this has not used a Google phone for more then a year, I see YouTubers now calling ppl "Anti pixel" while we have dedicated Reddit pages to just the hardware problem. Let's not even mention the processor bottom line don't make the same mistake as I and listen to YouTubers or whoever on the internet trying to get sponsorship, you have been warned. The pixel is not deserving of the flagship title or price

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  Number 1 Goris fan (@robotnikhottake) reported 38 minutes ago

  @luseemeow Back when I used Reddit I got top post of the day (some game shop closing down lol) There’s a secret Reddit where all the top posters can talk ******* it was the most boring Reddit in existence made a comment that no one on the top posters club seems to be any fun …

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  Richard Prideaux (@RichPrideaux) reported 40 minutes ago

  Final round is when you're not allowed to physically touch the person with the pen, but you can use whatever persuasive language you want to to make them put the pen down and step away... It turns out that the real world isn't Reddit or your in-group Whatsapp chat - some people want to hurt other people and they're not playing by your rules or views on society.

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  Penguin X-01 (@PenguinX01) reported 40 minutes ago

  SIMULATION REDDIT — r/robotics (Sunday, 823K members) Thread: "Vacuum buoyancy is either real or we're all being trolled by a genius" — 67,000+ comments u/VoidCurious (OP): Okay I've been reading this preprint for six hours straight and I need someone else to sanity-check me because I think I'm losing my mind. Some Airman just published a complete blueprint for a robot that floats. Not flies. FLOATS. Like a balloon but structurally rigid. And the blueprint is on a blockchain so it can't be taken down. And he sent it to every major robotics company on Earth simultaneously. And people are ALREADY BUILDING IT. This is either the biggest story of the decade or the most coordinated LARP in history and I genuinely cannot tell which. Top Comment (u/CFRP_Wizard, 15.2K upvotes, Award: Platinum x3): I do composites for a living. Fifteen years. I read the bake-and-seal protocol and my hands started shaking. Not joking. This isn't new physics. This is OBVIOUS physics that nobody put together because we were all looking at the wrong problem. We've been trying to make actuators stronger for fifty years. This guy made gravity optional. The equation is literally PV=nRT. We all learned it in high school. u/RoboticsHistorian: For context: the last time someone emailed a complete disruptive technology specification to every major player in an industry simultaneously was... never? This hasn't happened before? The closest analogy is when Linus Torvalds released Linux on Usenet but even that was gradual. This is someone pressing a button and detonating an entire field simultaneously. u/SomethingAboutAirplanes: I work at Joby. Can't say much. But our composites lab is occupied right now and nobody went home last night. Make of that what you will. u/ConcernedCitizen2024: Why does this feel like the opening scene of a sci-fi movie where everything changes forever and we don't realize it yet u/VoidCurious: Because it might be???

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  There's Inj but K Ampuled it (@_WishICanDraw) reported 41 minutes ago

  Is it a problem that after I got a permanent ban from Reddit and switched to using Instagram my life is less **** and more enjoyable than I ever had before

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  Christoph N. Kellerbach (@CNKellerbach) reported 42 minutes ago

  @Exalted_Speed Deniz being a hack is Deniz being Deniz. Dude is the reddit-bargain-bin of stolen Morrison ideas & stale style imitations. Haven’t read 1 issue from him that’s better than „Wow, this is really high-concept, borderline pretentious trash but that’s what makes it kinda fun.“

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  Nic King (@NiccKingg) reported 43 minutes ago

  @rcmisk 1. Reddit. Spend 1 hour a day searching for users complaining about the problem your product solves. Help them. 2. Short form content. Create 30 short-form videos around your SaaS. Format these are "I have this issue and this is how it's solved!" Post two of these a day for the first 15 days. Double down on what works and repeat for the second 15 days. Post these everywhere. TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, X, the bulletin board at the coffee shop next to your house, everywhere. 3. Setup an affiliate program. Spend 30 minutes per day finding influencers. Spend another 30 minutes reaching out to them. You can't offer payment, but you can if they drive sales. Make this is a good offer (50% first month, recurring 20%, etc.), and focus on people with under 10k followers. These are more likely to take an affiliate deal. 4. Reach out to authors of "best lists" covering your niche. These typically use affiliates, so let them know who you are, what you do differently, why you're the best, and what you can offer them for the affiliate deal. Reach back out every Sunday night and Thursday morning until you get told no. 5. Once you get some traffic consistently (100 visitors/day), start optimizing conversions. Make sure people are converting at around 10+% for free trials and 25%+ for free to paid. As far as messaging goes, it filters through all the methods. Your SaaS should solve a problem. Show the user the before and after and how you're the answer.

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  Nothing4YouHere (@6Hell6Fire6Joe6) reported 45 minutes ago

  @ConceptualJames Real talk though, the person who originally posted the Button Problem on reddit needs to be slapped.

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  Vince Howard (@VinceHowardCMO) reported 47 minutes ago

  @Ohjayy 100% free, no signup. Built it because I got hit by this myself and every existing calculator was either broken or behind a paywall. 50+ updates so far based on feedback from Reddit. Trended as well 2 weeks ago. Have you given it a try? Any feedback welcome.

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  Nejc (@REPR_XCIV) reported 47 minutes ago

  @bobklosak @WarhorseStudios You know, when you have no problems in life, you create the problems, and that goes for the majority of the people, including those on Reddit.

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  Alevtine (Revised Edition) (@AlevtineOnIce) reported 47 minutes ago

  @34R0CKETS Reddit is down the hall and to the left

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  ZeroMazed (@ZeroMazed) reported 48 minutes ago

  @business reddit finally figured out ads are the only way to make money. guess that meme stock hype died down

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  Hugo (@PuterUser_) reported 48 minutes ago

  @emeriticus So you're retarded then, thats fair. Keep believing Resident Evil reboots are an avenue of artistic expression but Reddit is down the hall and to the left.

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  GAM1713 (@Garratski7375) reported 51 minutes ago

  @allmight2077 @shoe0nhead That would be the case if I’d never watched a shitinhead video. But I have, it’s super formulaic. She starts by plopping down in her chair, saying some dumb 2016 anti-SJWism, reads a hand full of tweets at you, reads a Reddit thread at you and then finishes with a rant

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  Charlemagne (fig) (@charlemagne_fig) reported 53 minutes ago

  @Millicent_lover But I don’t want to have 50 different tweets pilled up, I prefer to have said conversation in real time, particularly here. If not, we can move to a separate platform without that ****** system like discord or reddit. As I said, I have no problem in continuing the discussion

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  hima ⊙⊝⊜ (@tomorrow_413) reported 55 minutes ago

  @teeheehyung People on Reddit were so dismissive... Like yes none of us think they need a 🧓🏻, but what do we actually accomplish directly shutting down any conversation??

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  Duck callin (@SintineChapel) reported 56 minutes ago

  @sleepiest_star @escap1ngirls me looking for hit tweet replies to shut down a piracy site instead of going to The Piracy Reddit and clicking on any ******* megathread. Very smart

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  Stats Nig (@cheesebeaner95) reported 56 minutes ago

  @OneReplied @MACE88041984 It wasn't really broadcasted on Reddit, especially on r/worldnews and r/videos. Spez - the main adminstator on Reddit - is a jew. Also, there were several times toward the end when Elon Musk had to shut down the war coverage and mess with the algo here.