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	12 days ago
Bhubaneshwar	Website Down	15 days ago
Melbourne	Sign in	17 days ago
San Nicolás de los Garza	Sign in	20 days ago
Ciudad Obregón	Website Down	20 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  🏳️‍⚧️ Romi Online 💿 (@MachineSisters) reported 2 minutes ago

  This game is gonna be disappointing, you guys also got a lot of private info of users on Reddit and Discord trying to find leaks/leakers rather than locking down your game better so it wouldn't happen. **** you, scumbags.

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  💖✨PrincessNora✨💖 (@Lov3lyNora) reported 3 minutes ago

  Yall let’s hope the new Reddit account I made doesn’t get taken down again 😭

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  Ken Kirtland IV (@KenKirtland17) reported 3 minutes ago

  @brandonjmphoto @Malky0010 @IrateMaxwell No that’s not the way I’m using it. When I said “as far as SpaceX is concerned” I mean from SpaceX’s point of view. And that phrase is specifically there because Starship hasn’t actually reached orbit 7 times. If it had, there would be no need for the phrase being there. It’s a short way of saying it like this: “Starship has successfully completed 7 mission specifically designed to prove it can reach orbit, so it is ready to launch our Starlinks soon. So it’s not premature to ramp down Falcon, as this system has proven it can get to orbit.” That’s really as clear as I can make it. SpaceX, the entity with the most orbital experience of any in the history of earth, doesn’t need twitter users to “well ackshully tecknikully” then about what is and isn’t an orbit. They know, and they designed these test specifically to responsibly and safely confirm starship can reach orbit, without needless endangering just to score reddit points

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  SawRunner (@sawrnr) reported 8 minutes ago

  so a reddit post that expressed mild concern about kirche without any foul language got taken down by crime boss moderation in a day, the post about how "kirche coming back is actually good" is still up 2 later and a guy is calling people retards in replies if they don't agree

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  Aserback (@Aserback) reported 9 minutes ago

  @SynthPotato This is true. Radeon people on reddit denying that there are absurd issues are just outright idiots that cant even see that nothing is working right. But then, they deserve what they get, no?

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  Th3Ch0sen0ne23 (@Th3Ch0sen0ne23) reported 9 minutes ago

  @dustyf1n1sh Reddit is down the hall

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  Dave Blood is Dead (@ElminsterD) reported 17 minutes ago

  The problems with orthodox Marxism are not new. They have just been forgotten by a generation that absorbed Marxism from Reddit.

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  Raion 🏳️‍🌈 (Busy Bee Mode) (@MattWilliamson9) reported 19 minutes ago

  @Glassdoorgamer Damn dude you are somehow more retarded than anti woke people. One person on reddit reports an issue on their laptop, you: "ALL PC GAMING IS FALLING APART BECAUSE OF THIS ISSUE" Damn dude, when are we going to start reporting on all console gamers aren't smart enough?

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  Vikas(Vik) Malpani| AI for US Real Estate (@vikasmalpani) reported 21 minutes ago

  Reddit went from one of ChatGPT's most-cited sources to almost invisible in about four days. Its share of ChatGPT search citations sat around 3.8% through early August. By mid-August it was 0.5% — an 86% drop. Nobody at Reddit shipped a worse product. OpenAI quietly changed how ChatGPT decides which sites to ask, and on August 8 its use of the "site:" search operator jumped from under 1% to nearly 17% overnight. One config change on someone else's server rewrote who gets seen. This is the part founders keep underpricing. If your growth plan is "get cited by the AI," you don't own that channel — you're renting attention on a surface whose rules can change between two Tuesdays, with no notice and no appeal. The same switch that sent you traffic last month can zero you out this month, and you find out from a dashboard, not an email. To be fair, Reddit also blocked crawlers on its own side, so part of this was self-inflicted. But that is the point exactly — whether the switch gets flipped by the platform or by you, a channel you don't control is a channel that can vanish. Build on rented land and price in the eviction. The distribution you actually own — the email you collected, the product people return to, the relationship that doesn't route through someone else's ranker — is the only kind that survives a config change you never saw coming.

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  Yashvi Goswami (@yashvi15twt) reported 25 minutes ago

  @Reddit U shadowbanned me again???? Like what is ur problem with me?? Haan? Im just a student trying to sell my past years books.. is that too much 4 u to digest.. man can't i be chill & selling my books for even once? Haan ????? Yk I hate u

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  Mistress Macabre (@xzmacabrex) reported 25 minutes ago

  There is a phenomenon where people talk about **** as if it exists outside of the people who make it. Like, it's its own thing that involves no people whatsoever, despite what it is literally. People don't talk about the very real individuals who CREATE the genre of media, but they refer to it as a thing that exists outside of people. People talk about the people who write and direct horror films, they talk about the actors who are in films, they refer to news anchors, and documentary filmmakers, right? But ****? it's a thing that exists in the ether. People will call it evil, disgusting, horrible, but if you start the talk about the people in it, it's like people assume we're lifeless husks. Like, someone takes a leaf blower to a couple of blowup dolls and that's how we get a p0rno? When people start talking about us as real people, as people who do this FOR A LIVING, then the reality that we're actual people (and that **** is an umbrella term that can mean many different kinds of things) who rely on money in order to live like regular people, it shatters the idea that we're not human beings and their brains cannot process it. **** being a THING that EXISTS in itself means that any attempt to humanize us through it is rejected. They don't want to see us, know us, interact with us, outside of the designated areas that we are allowed to exist (when you're horny, on a fansite, in a **** clip, etc). They don't understand that we think we're people and not just images on a screen. and this isn't just about reddit, or Men™, it's also how a lot of women (specifically radfems) talk about us. We get spoken about as "****", not people. If we talk about being in it, making money off it, or liking our jobs, they then turn us into the men who consume it and not the people in it. Because the people in it aren't real, it's a THING, and OBJECT, not a form of media, not art, not fun, only BAD! BAD THING! It's a whole phenomenon that I've found when people think about & talk about ****. It is a thing, not a form of media. it's an object, and any attempt to break that wall down and humanize the people in it means we're monsters. It's weird.

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  ero (@jorkinator420) reported 27 minutes ago

  @ILYTWSN @DirtyLilOtt Oh wow, there really were a lot of people in that server, interesting to see this Reddit thread

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  StakeCraft (@stakecraft) reported 29 minutes ago

  @SolanaFloor @solana @SolSwizzle Stonk-paired memecoins tried on ETH in 2021 with tokens like $GME and $AMC riding the Reddit mania but volume died the second the news cycle moved. Solana's speed could fix the execution lag but the narrative shelf life problem remains unsolved.

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  Levijeans77 (@levijeans77) reported 31 minutes ago

  @romanhelmetguy @ycombinator This might be the one issue to unite X users with the Reddit left

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  carbidius (@Iron3Chlorid) reported 31 minutes ago

  @Gai098 @CamilleAnSich @NoneSoVale reddit is down the hall and to the left

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  Juan (@Juan1473049) reported 32 minutes ago

  @CentralXBOX_ Idk, this doesn't really look that good sadly, I was hyped for the original concept but the slow combat, poor animations, and le reddit humor really turn me off...

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  Tippy (@tuliptippytoe) reported 35 minutes ago

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

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  ₿𝖇𝖞𝖒𝖆𝖊 🥀 (@bbymae) reported 41 minutes ago

  @Amystreet I hope he wrote a reddit post about how terrible his experience was. That would be goals

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  Digital_Habibi (@shaheenllc) reported 42 minutes ago

  If I had to start a digital-products business from $0 today, I wouldn't start by building a website. I wouldn't create a logo. I wouldn't spend weeks designing an ebook. And I definitely wouldn't create 10 products. I'd do this: DAY 1 Choose ONE audience. Not "everyone interested in business." Something specific. Example: "Beginner freelancers trying to get their first 3 clients." DAY 2 Find 20–50 real problems they are talking about. Search X. Read Reddit. Read YouTube comments. Look at competitor reviews. Look at questions people repeatedly ask. DAY 3 Pick the problem that appears most frequently AND has a clear desired outcome. DAY 4 Create a free piece of content that solves part of it. Example: "10 messages you can send to potential freelance clients." DAY 5 Create a small paid product that solves the bigger problem. Example: "The First 3 Clients System." Include: • Client research process • Outreach templates • Follow-up scripts • Proposal template • Pricing framework • Tracking sheet • Daily action plan DAY 6 Create 10 pieces of content from the product. You now have: 10 problems → 10 posts. DAY 7 Publish. Then repeat. The important part is this: Your product and your content should come from the SAME source. The customer's problem. That's how you avoid running out of content. If your product solves: "How to get your first 3 freelance clients" you suddenly have dozens of content topics: "Why freelancers don't get replies." "How many prospects should you contact?" "Cold DM vs cold email." "Why your portfolio isn't converting." "How to follow up without sounding desperate." "How to price your first project." One product can create months of content. And the content can continuously introduce people to the product. That's leverage. Not: Create product → post randomly → hope someone buys. But: Research problem → create solution → teach the solution → build trust → sell the deeper solution. Start with the problem. Everything else becomes easier. Like the post and get a free 20 digital products that sells crazy in 2026.

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  Zuzana Mariana | art, illustrations, BG3 (@zuzanamariana) reported 44 minutes ago

  Realised I said this on Reddit but not here, so I had to fix that, woke up thinking I need to get meaner

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  Yelim (previously Rima) (@anallya92020521) reported 45 minutes ago

  @VadimStrizheus how many founders are making the second mistake (marketing channel mismatch) is insane. I see a bunch of toC business founders building in public on X for marketing purpose. for toC products, better channels will be social media, not X or LinkedIn. I am also having a similar issue. while I clearly understand that my toB product should be marketed on X, LinkedIn, Quora, and Reddit, but I don't have expertise in these channels. channels I'm good at are tiktok, instagram, youtube - I've generated 140M view with AI UGC there. this skill-channel mismatch is now killing me😭 still figuring out how to grow audience on X and LinkedIn

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  Wendussy (@Sixty130Racing) reported 46 minutes ago

  @BradB_556 @thecavedaddy Lordy that's a terrible (but common) Reddit take.

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  ellie 🍔 (@burgerjuns) reported 46 minutes ago

  have you ever looked up a question on reddit, about a problem you thought was simple, and then ended up with a life changing perspective on something that's been bothering you your entire life???

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  vpa (@dr_vpa) reported 47 minutes ago

  reddit is down the hall and to the left

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  Comsox (@Comsox1) reported 51 minutes ago

  @DesiresAreGrey reddit is decently progressive, but it has a massive "progressive misogyny" problem.

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  Joyk (@joyk7308) reported 51 minutes ago

  @pcgamer the fact that it took a reddit mob to get a trillion dollar company to honor a warranty is wild. SSD prices going up and customer service going down, classic combo

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  SFCB (@SaLionFCB) reported 53 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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  Rick Sanchez (@AnotherNPCGUY) reported 54 minutes ago

  @SynthPotato This definitely seems like a problem based on the amount of feedback I've seen on Reddit. But at least the 9070XT has a hardware scheduler and has less CPU overhead compared to Nvidia RTX GPUs. The higher the frame rate the less relative performance Nvidia GPUs get.

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  ROBERTSON SCREW SUPREMACIST (@RobertsonScrewS) reported 57 minutes ago

  @rs_chiri Reddit is down the hall to the left

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  Casualties Of Gaming (@FFDPod) reported 58 minutes ago

  @SynthPotato @mpr_reviews I push windows updates out until it basically forces it and I update my amd drivers after I've watched reddit for a few weeks and I've only had a single issue with my 9070xt and it was a stutter issue. You do you but i would recommend this strategy