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	5 days ago
Veracruz	Website Down	11 days ago
Bhubaneshwar	Website Down	13 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

Full Outage Map

Community Discussion

Tips? Frustrations? Share them here. Useful comments include a description of the problem, city and postal code.

Beware of "support numbers" or "recovery" accounts that might be posted below. Make sure to report and downvote those comments. Avoid posting your personal information.

Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

• 
  Grey BTC (@greybtc) reported 3 minutes ago

  HAS ROCKSTAR FINALLY FOUND CYBERLEEK? Cyberleek appears to have access to a real playable build of GTA 6, and Rockstar is reportedly still trying to identify who is behind it. The situation has gotten so bizarre that lawyers even showed up at the home of a Reddit user who had jokingly predicted the hack. Meanwhile, Cyberleek keeps releasing footage, pushing an anti-digital-games message, and hinting that bigger leaks could still be coming. The memecoin being promoted alongside the leaks is now down roughly 18% in 24 hours, with its market cap sitting around $15M. So what exactly are we watching here? A hacker cashing in, an activist fighting the gaming industry, or one of the strangest marketing campaigns ever? (This video contains no GTA 6 leaks or spoilers.) Full breakdown 👇

• 
  Joseph Carlson (@joecarlsonshow) reported 5 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.

• 
  John (@hello_code_) reported 6 minutes ago

  @joseph_mugen monitoring every reddit thread where my customers are already describing their problems

• 
  akin.korpe (@akinkep) reported 10 minutes ago

  30 free users, 17 paying customers. our conversion rate is sitting around 36%. there’s one reason for this: the people landing on FindEvo are founders sick of getting banned while looking for customers on Reddit, actively searching for a fix. offer the right solution to the right problem, and conversion becomes inevitable.

• 
  Maiden (@FangedMaiden_) reported 12 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.

• 
  Faizan Sheikh (@FSheikhs2) reported 12 minutes ago

  Day looking good so far, still time to go. Yesterday Meta shat the bed, so we kept budget the same and launched a new batch of creatives (Super high intent) Prioritizing profit, not revenue. Will see how they perform over next 7 days. 📚 FREE GAME 💰 BELOW: Here’s 3 things we implemented that will super charge your existing and new creatives: 1. Your mechanism claims should explain why old solutions disappoint and why this one can work differently. They make the result feel logical, not magical. 2. Really understand what’s working and what’s not. The angle, main desire, belief, authority, objection, pains, mechanism, belief. Double down on that ONE thing. For example: You do not need to change every belief. Find the one belief blocking the purchase and focus the entire ad on moving 3. Don’t underestimate customer verbatim. Speak in the language of your buyer. Your customer has already written most of your best copy. It is hiding in your reviews, comments, support tickets, returns, surveys and conversations. Look for repeated tensions: what people want, fear, misunderstand, tolerate and regret. Mine it strategically. Top 3 angles, top 3 desires, top 3 pains, most used keywords, top 3 transformation… you get the point. (If you don’t have this yet, you can find this through your Competitors, Reddit, Amazon etc. Pro tip: Find the gap) Stay focused, grateful & put in the work. Let’s print 📈

• 
  Redfrogg (@RedPagan333) reported 14 minutes ago

  @simp1yena Reddit was the pioneer of this stuff to be honest, they had tons of subreddits get taken down because of people sharing pictures of their cuts, surprise surprise, showing mentally ill people your cuts doesn’t make anyone feel better half the time

• 
  Jade Elizabeth (@ElishebaOriah) reported 16 minutes ago

  There’s a whole Reddit page of people trying to move to our island and vacation knowing all of the issues

• 
  Silvia 🇲🇽 (@DieGurtyo) reported 17 minutes ago

  I think Rick and Morty altered the mental chemistry of Reddit users to the point that they only care about solving their own problems, pretending to be intelligent, and criticizing those who can't just to imitate rick

• 
  Randy Oreens (@ItBegins2012) reported 19 minutes ago

  @jakerobrob @notoriousbknets @Reddit I agree with you but I find it’s more of those kinds of fans being toxic to the people giving their opinions on the terrible state and direction of team.

• 
  BEANS (@galaphernalia) reported 20 minutes ago

  people will get broken up w on reddit and start going into attachment theory like bro they were a DOUCHE not an “avoidant”

• 
  NO MORE KOOPALING (@FuckKoopaling) reported 22 minutes ago

  @TwistGlitter @HarmanSmith64 Then they may be the problem reddit is a good place normally I should have been on it but I was IP ban after I used multiple account to harass a proshipper that why I migrated to X and lost all my reddit friends Yes we dont like straighies or crackers but that because they 1/2

• 
  Fazzamania (@fazzamania) reported 23 minutes ago

  @BasilTheGreat Reddit would be the same. Terrible morals for those businesses. They just want a fluffy happy world to exist on their sites.

• 
  sad cat (@sadcatsblues) reported 24 minutes ago

  1. canada as a concept didnt exist in 1814 so larp all u want but that was just the brits 2. unless canada is actually going to burn down the white house in 2026 (spoiler alert they arent) this reddit *** chest beating is just pathetic

• 
  K (@Tnevergonelong) reported 28 minutes ago

  @janimba21 @Eternal_Maggot @DarthK4iser They pulled up on a guy who didn’t leak anything, only guessed the release window correctly on reddit and HE was then prioritized, thus company is inherently ******* Slow lmao. Tf are you so mad for you know the higher ups at Rockstar are barely human ghouls lmao

• 
  The empowered (@GetMe3Burgers) reported 35 minutes ago

  @aspens222 Terrible fake reddit youre a retard Retar-dio

• 
  Pec (@CuentaDePec) reported 36 minutes ago

  @dariacore__ Most people in reddit are terrible people

• 
  PokéMar 𓅪 (@PokeMarr) reported 43 minutes ago

  @phi1odendron Ugh so upset. It gave me this insane form to fill out! I ordered stuff from the UK like 3 weeks ago and it got here last week with no issue but all of sudden this??? I found a Reddit thread that sort of makes sense so I’m gonna try that or just call UPS cuz it’s a plush I want😭

• 
  Ajit - Stocks | Business | AI | Tech | Geopolitics (@Anvayance) reported 44 minutes ago

  @sally_r2024 @TheWiseIC Every social media is an echo chamber. An echo chamber is a great way to retain user and their screen time. Besides an echo chamber, reddit is also the stackoverflow of general problems where people ask and answer questions from their experience. That part of reddit has very little to do with being an echo chamber. Modern ai labs need these original human inputs and insights to keep their bots sharp and updated on new issues and problems.

• 
  rati 🦘 | OPENQUOK 🛸 (@RATi_MOn) reported 44 minutes ago

  2/6 This month, I don't go full-scale. Just experiment. Get data. Then double down. 3 global channels, equal weight: pSEO / Reddit / TikTok

• 
  detective riorson 🕵🏻‍♀️ (@offcampustaffer) reported 47 minutes ago

  Yes, guys, all the 100000000 Reddit and Instagram accounts are mine, case closed, move on. You want a detective patch, too? (this is sarcasm for those who are slow asfuck)

• 
  Edwen (@0xedwen) reported 48 minutes ago

  old way to build a $10m crypto startup: - pick the hot ecosystem - launch testnet - tease airdrop - count farms as users - announce $5m seed round - build for 6 months - launch mainnet new way playbook: - find a real problem - ship on the chain that works - post to x, reddit, tiktok - growth = 'real app revenue' + working product + value to holders - ship a bunch of usable features, double down on winners

• 
  butt stevens (@buttstevens_) reported 51 minutes ago

  @NCarmul20347 @trocchio33 There was one on Reddit that was the most egregious that I'm sure they took down because I can't find it anymore. But it was from The substitute teacher subreddit and this tranny was talking about how when the kids called him Miss HE would literally have to hide his ********.

• 
  Faizan Sheikh (@FSheikhs2) reported 53 minutes ago

  Day looking good so far, still time to go. Yesterday Meta shat the bed, so we kept budget the same and launched a new batch of creatives (Super high intent) Prioritizing profit, not revenue. Will see how they perform over next 7 days. 📚 FREE GAME 💰 BELOW: Here’s 3 things we implemented that will super charge your existing and new creatives: 1. Your mechanism claims should explain why old solutions disappoint and why this one can work differently. They make the result feel logical, not magical. 2. Really understand what’s working and what’s not. The angle, main desire, belief, authority, objection, pains, mechanism, belief. Double down on that ONE thing. For example: You do not need to change every belief. Find the one belief blocking the purchase and focus the entire ad on moving 3. Don’t underestimate customer verbatim. Speak in the language of your buyer. Your customer has already written most of your best copy. It is hiding in your reviews, comments, support tickets, returns, surveys and conversations. Look for repeated tensions: what people want, fear, misunderstand, tolerate and regret. Mine it strategically. Top 3 angles, top 3 desires, top 3 pains, most used keywords, top 3 transformation… you get the point. (If you don’t have this yet, you can find this through your Competitors, Reddit, Amazon etc. Pro tip: Find the gap) Stay focused, grateful & put in the work. Let’s print 📈

• 
  Angry Rob (@angryrob8) reported 53 minutes ago

  @nocontextmemes An actual funny reddit post. I guess even a broken clock is right twice a day.

• 
  Milan (vison.ai) (@visonmilan) reported 54 minutes ago

  Reddit has made it difficult for developers to build on top of Reddit. Not only are community members toxic, but Reddit itself also has tough policies for using the platform. It's been 2 weeks since I've been experimenting with Reddit, and I finally have an idea of how things work. But finding recent and relevant posts in the communities I've joined takes a lot of time. And if a post is already a few hours old, commenting on it doesn't give much return. So I thought I would vibe-code a Reddit scanner. A read-only app that can scan joined communities and fetch relevant posts and comments, so I can find opportunities and comment manually. But I found out that now Reddit has blocked the creation of new apps, which means new accounts can't use OAuth and Reddit's official APIs. For my first version, I'm using RSS as a workaround, but it's not efficient. Does anyone have Reddit API access recently? I only need read access, not write access. I assume write access can create more problems, but does Reddit also put restrictions on fetching a large number of records with read-only access?

• 
  Danni Chen (@DanniChenGTM) reported 56 minutes ago

  @Only_Knower with $0, I’d go where the problem is already being discussed. Reddit, Slack, X, niche communities. your first 100 users are probably already talking about the problem somewhere. i'd just go join the conversation.

• 
  leah 🚬🦇🕯️ (@GhostInDaMirror) reported 58 minutes ago

  @kingslayerpjm i’m sure the court documents are somewhere and there’s probably a reddit thread of all the ****. my personal issue with her started when we both had a mutual close friend and said person defended an sa + threatened to hold it over my head. she knew what he said and didn’t care.

• 
  Anthony Perry (@theperryecom) reported 58 minutes ago

  A guy followed me into an elevator this morning and shot me in both kneecaps. As I hit the floor he said: “You have 30 days to build a profitable ecom brand.” Fair enough. Here’s exactly what I’m doing: I’m NOT inventing a product. I’m finding something already doing serious volume and figuring out WHY people are buying it. Then I’m reading: → Competitor reviews → Reddit threads → Amazon reviews → TikTok comments → Competitor ads I want to know the customer better than the customer knows themselves. Their problems. Desires. Objections. Exact language they use. Then I’m building 5 completely different angles from that research. Each angle gets: 5 hooks. 3 concepts. Multiple formats. That’s 75 potential creatives from ONE product. I launch them and let actual money tell me what’s good. Not my opinion. If an angle starts converting? I don’t celebrate and immediately increase the budget 900%. I ITERATE. New hooks. New visuals. New creators. New headlines. Same proven underlying desire. That’s the part beginners miss. You don’t scale products. You scale the combination of: Product × Offer × Angle × Creative. Find the combination that works. Then produce variations faster than they fatigue. Anyways, I’ve got two ****** kneecaps. Goodluck.

• 
  thematchma.x3 (@thematchma) reported 58 minutes ago

  @PEAKY0000 "The game looks terrible" - average reddit user