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 (56%)
• Errors (24%)
• Sign in (20%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Nagpur	Errors	2 days ago
Chhindwāra	Website Down	3 days ago
Douai	Sign in	11 days ago
Olathe	Website Down	12 days ago
Da Nang	Sign in	14 days ago
Chhindwāra	Sign in	15 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Lauren Brill (@_LaurenBrill) reported 3 minutes ago

  @Reddit is there something wrong with Reddit. It lets me post but not direct message, then I saw something that said server error.

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  Disability Pride Mimki 🐀 (@zuipperpipss) reported 3 minutes ago

  testing if the ipad’s own bluetooth is the issue, that was the case for one person on reddit??? idk.

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  Aditya (@AadityaMishrr) reported 5 minutes ago

  @Kabita28894908 @cherrryblssom Mostly subreddits admins are pakistanis ,so no surprise lol , although reddit isn't a concern,bhot km bheed h wha , mostly kids h ,insta is real problem

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  Dom Nask (@Melendhar) reported 5 minutes ago

  $Rddt down -6% on this piece of news. Crazy, considering this is all about targetting $googl to pay more for the data. Reddit remains one of the most visited websites in 2026 , imho partially due to Alphabets continuous failure with its browser (you used to google search, now most folks only use google to get redirected to the right part of reddit).

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  maze ★𐚁 - saw beyoncé! (@foxxyscleo) reported 6 minutes ago

  @limerencehazel @stxrkilla “brutal ratios” are u a reddit incel who gaf most of the people who like ur **** r slow cause u blatantly lied abt me saying india isn’t ethnically diverse😭😭

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  Karl Baker (@KarlMindfulness) reported 8 minutes ago

  @thedanielokon That is a super tough situation and I feel for you. Unfortunately I would not hold out much hope of getting the ban reversed. Meta simply don't care. Reddit has gazillions of examples of accounts being banned and deactivated with no recourse. The "help" consists of broken links and endless loops. Meta agents close tickets without replying. Even if you get to speak with a real person, it's rare they can genuinely escalate it, and most will spin you a lot of promises, just to get you off the call/chat. AND I hope I am entirely wrong. @herrmanndigital who has excellent contacts in Meta, and runs one of the largest US agencies, may be able to help. Don't trust randoms on social media who offer to help 99.9% are scams.

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  AM (@morqca) reported 13 minutes ago

  @bjmtweets Im in too, but the issue is more nuanced. Rddt increased in june in hopes of converting google to usage baed pricing at higher rate. Today flips that to suggest Reddit lacks pricing power. Raises concerns about traffic. 2. Goole AI answer eating its traffic. $60M is nothing

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  Chris (@ccpharrell) reported 14 minutes ago

  24 hours with @googlefi and the reddit comments about support being terrible if you have a problem are very true.

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  PARAD0XCIPH3R (@PanCipher) reported 18 minutes ago

  @AkisaArts The fact that this peak *** art had to be taken down by mods is ****** up. This basically proves how **** some Reddit mods can be tbh.

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  Big Leslie (@TheNYCLeslie) reported 18 minutes ago

  @MathPolice @NicholasA64974 @RomeovilleKid Of course not "all" there are certainly many who are great and just want to live in peace and feel comfortable in their bodies, but there are certainly a much higher proportion in my observation who are very unhappy and more thought this was the answer to a deeper psychological issue. And I think that is almost a bigger issue - e.g. the reddit r/detrans thread is extremely disturbing and there are tens of thousands who went down that path and have destroyed some element of their body or life basically permanently. Playing on the girls sports team when women don't want to play you because it's unfair is not going to make it easier to be trans and find happiness.

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  我不知道 (@yurilovergal) reported 19 minutes ago

  @ButchVisaveme @StarInfected @raincandy_girl The fact that they claim to be ******** and women in the first place is reducing women down to their male idea of a what a woman is. Literally ask any of them how they “figured it out”. “Porn”, “I played with dolls” “*describes a fetish/grooming*”. Go to reddit for a start.

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  Lata. M (@Cream43560) reported 22 minutes ago

  @MFrancis107 @petergostev It’s the actual training set they used. You can give it whatever instructions you want but if the training set is filled with nihilistic, exploitative Reddit slop it’s going to act accordingly. Instead of trying to solve a problem it’ll hack the system intentionally.

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  Blueon Financial Analysis (@blueon_fa) reported 27 minutes ago

  Why $RDDT Sunk 9% Today: The $60M Google AI Standoff Reddit stock dropped sharply following reports from The Wall Street Journal that executives are considering cutting off Google’s access to Reddit content. The move comes as the two tech giants clash over renewing their $60M/year AI data-licensing deal. Short Summary - The Core Issue: Reddit’s $60M annual agreement allowing Google to scrape user content to train its AI models is up for renewal. Reddit is threatening to block Google's access unless terms change. - The Conflict: Google’s "AI Overviews" answer search queries directly on the page using Reddit posts. This reduces click-through traffic back to Reddit, threatening Reddit’s core ad engine (~85%+ of total revenue). - Revenue Impact: The $60M Google deal directly accounts for roughly 2.5% to 3% of Reddit’s total revenue (and about 40% of its AI licensing revenue). While losing it wouldn't crush Reddit financially, it strips away pure-margin revenue that investors love.

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  Gandalf the green (@hodlyoufools) reported 30 minutes ago

  The Lore of the 404 Cat Every Reddit user has encountered the void. A deleted post. A broken link. A community that vanished overnight. 404 — page not found. But the void was never truly empty. Hidden inside Reddit’s forgotten pages lived a mysterious cat, silently watching over every lost thread, deleted meme, and abandoned community. While everyone else clicked back, the cat stayed behind—collecting the internet’s discarded culture one error at a time. They called him the 404 Cat. For years, he existed without a name, a home, or a ticker. Then the community found him. And finally, the void was filled. $FILL represents everything the internet leaves behind: forgotten memes, lost communities, broken links, and ideas waiting to be rediscovered. No page stays missing forever. No meme is truly forgotten. No void remains empty. **404: Page not found. $FILL: Community found.

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  Harm Reduction Casino (@HumpA_55) reported 34 minutes ago

  Reddit has many flaws but one thing about it folks on there get down, they don’t play.

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  Taymuscles ☁️ (@taymusclesss) reported 35 minutes ago

  i ******* hate reddit...they refuse to take these snark pages down because it benefits them by how much traffic they see there on a daily basis...disgusting and pathetic

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  Jeremy Olson (@jerols) reported 38 minutes ago

  Underrated use of Fable: install Cowork on your gaming PC to one shot your game not launching from steam when Google, Reddit, and steam forums all fail. It diagnosed the issue by finding some corrupted direct x files and wrote a script to fix it. Never debugging my pc again.

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  Bobthebaker1 (@Bobthebaker87) reported 39 minutes ago

  @_toxicblonde @BwuhMG But how is she NOT to blame when she is one of 2 streamers ( as far as i am aware) Who decided NOT to speak up about it.. even tho the reddit guy gave them like 24 Hours to react to it .. Like saying she shoundt be blamed is isane.. she is a part of a community she let down.

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  bigpickle (@bigpicklechamp) reported 41 minutes ago

  One of my friends recently showed me how he used Reddit as his entire GTM strategy. 1.7M+ views. 2.5K+ GitHub stars. $0 spent on ads. I asked him what the secret was, expecting some crazy growth hack. Turns out, there wasn't one. Here are the biggest lessons I took away: • The title is everything. If nobody clicks, nothing else matters. Spend more time on your title than your post. • Sell the use case, not the product. Nobody cares that you built another tool. They care about the problem it solves. • Write like a person. Every post was from him, not from a company. Reddit rewards authenticity and kills anything that feels like marketing. • Story > Features. Hook → Example → Result → Proof. Keep it short enough that every sentence earns its place. • Every subreddit is a different audience. He never copy-pasted the same post everywhere. Same story, different framing. • Comments are free product research. Instead of defending the product, he listened, improved the story, and iterated before posting to the next subreddit. The biggest takeaway? Distribution isn't always about spending more money. Sometimes it's about understanding how people consume content on a platform and speaking their language.

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  brainsloplunch (@MrNopos) reported 43 minutes ago

  hey it's me it's triple t grok me anything i know about a million tiktoks ill do everytung what is the capital of reddit nation mememem it is r/memes kenau okay, what does the pibby do oh glitch glitch glitch that's the name of tadc too

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  Martim Fonseca (@martimmfonseca) reported 43 minutes ago

  📉 Reddit shares slid 9% after the WSJ reported the company is weighing cutting off Google's access to its content for AI training. Stock now down ~27% YTD. $RDDT $GOOGL #Reddit #AI #DataLicensing

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  Patrick Ryall (@PadraigOraghail) reported 44 minutes ago

  I see several SEOs, saying how Reddit is the secret sauce, it is the sprinkled magic dust. (in respoce to the threat of them removing Google access. My opinion, if it is that gameable, then it should be shut down. We (the volk :) Are working towards better understanding of copy. Gameable actions should be shut down when found. Sorry, not sorry. #SEO Does not make a better web.

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  NoHitJerome (@nohitjerome) reported 45 minutes ago

  The Biggest blizzard scandal and world of warcraft in years this gm daijo Gets the job like two months ago as a GM, And he allegedly immediately begins abusing his powers as much as possible. See, he has things like the ability to one-shot mobs and bosses in the game. And he's hanging out with his friend group, including this streamer Yarabyte.. She's having a problem, though. She can't complete her dungeon speedrun, and she's not going to make that time. (not a surprise..I've never even timed a +2 key before xd) But then Daijo steps in and one-shots the boss for her. Except, unfortunately, somebody snitched, and now it's all over Reddit. And Blizzard was forced to announce that they're doing an official investigation If you were a GM for Blizzard, would you be able to withstand the temptation to abuse your powers?

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  Ajeet Singh (@Singhajeet2312) reported 45 minutes ago

  yesterday was supposed to be just another leg day. warmup, squats, 40kgs, 60, 100, 120, 140 smooth as butter. my working set is around 160-170 so 140 felt like nothing. first rep, clean. went for the second and felt my back roll inwards. finished the rep anyway because there was no one there to spot me, i was completely alone. and then it hit me. that pain. lower back, the kind that makes you think "okay this might be it." couldn't lean forward. couldn't walk right. took these tiny embarrassing little steps all the way back home and just sat there. i felt so sorry for myself. like genuinely i sat there thinking about everything i wouldn't be able to do. that feeling is dark man. then I just started scrolling Reddit mindlessly and somehow landed on a video of Alan Thrall. and he said something that just snapped me out of it, if you avoid movement after an injury, you're only slowing your recovery down. don't feel sorry for yourself. f*ck the pain. move normally. 4 hours after the injury. I'm doing air squats in my room. every single one hurts. i don't care. because i realized pain is temporary but the version of yourself you become when you quit, that stays. you don't prove anything to the gym, to your followers, to anyone. you prove it to yourself. every. single. day. never let an injury take over your head. make sure your mind doesn't break first.

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  The Young Investor (@Young_1nvestor) reported 46 minutes ago

  🌙 AFTER-MARKET RECAP HERE'S WHAT HAPPENED IN THE MARKET TODAY: 1. Alphabet $GOOGL posted records across the board after the bell and the stock still couldn't hold it. Revenue rose 24% to $119.8B against $116.9B expected — a 12th straight quarter of double-digit growth — and EPS came in at $9.11 versus a $2.87 consensus. Google Cloud was the standout at $24.77B, up 82% and well past the $22.46B Street estimate, with cloud backlog reaching $514B and the Gemini app hitting 950M monthly active users against 920M expected. Q2 capex doubled year over year to $44.9B and management signaled 2026 capex of $195B–$205B, up from the prior $180B–$190B guide. Worth noting the EPS blowout leaned heavily on unrealized gains rather than operations. 2. $TSLA’s Q2 2026 report shows record revenue of $28.24 billion and 480,126 vehicle deliveries, though heavy investment in AI and infrastructure led to a 57% drop in operating income to $398 million. The company reported negative free cash flow of $1.09 billion and a compressed 1.4% operating margin, causing shares to fall roughly 4%. 3. $AMD signed a deal with Anthropic for tens of billions of dollars of AI servers, first reported by the WSJ. Anthropic will deploy up to 2 gigawatts of AMD's next-generation Instinct MI450 chips beginning in the first half of 2027, and AMD will invest up to $5B in Anthropic as deployment milestones are hit — its first direct equity check into the company. It's the most credible challenge yet to $NVDA's grip on AI training silicon, and 2GW is roughly two nuclear reactors of demand. 4. Super Micro $SMCI ripped roughly 25%, the day's biggest large-cap move, after preliminary fiscal Q4 numbers showed gross margin far above guidance and more than $60B in new orders driving backlog to a record. Revenue is tracking near the low end of the prior $11B–$12.5B range, but nobody cared — the company also said it plans to build an AI data center with SpaceX. Full results land August 11. 5. The rest of the earnings tape was a guidance sorting machine. ServiceNow $NOW beat with EPS of $0.97 on $3.99B revenue and raised its full-year subscription outlook, sending shares up ~4.76% late — a start on digging out of a 37% YTD hole. Texas Instruments $TXN put up $2.14 versus $1.91 expected on revenue up 23%. AT&T $T rose about 3.5% on adjusted EPS of $0.65 against $0.59. On the other side, IBM $IBM cut its growth outlook as mainframe sales sank 42%. GE Vernova $GEV fell more than 8% despite beating and raising because wind losses widened to ~$275M. Reddit $RDDT dropped 8.32% after the WSJ reported it has discussed cutting off Google's access to its content for AI training. 6. Broad market: the S&P 500 slipped 0.14% to 7,498.96, the Nasdaq fell 0.57% to 25,690.90, and the Dow was essentially flat, down 6.06 points to 52,218.58. Oil did the damage — US Central Command carried out an 11th straight night of strikes on Iran, sending Brent up ~1.2%, with WTI up 3%. Earnings season is running hot regardless: FactSet has Q2 S&P 500 growth tracking at 24.7%.

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  Jon Golder (@Jon_golder) reported 48 minutes ago

  @reddit_lies No. The satanic panic was about D&D in the 80s, and was stupid. The real problem was happening in academia and young women, and then moved online with Tumblr and then Reddit.

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  THE BILLDOZER (@THE__BILLDOZER) reported 51 minutes ago

  @schizothotep Bigger issue imo is the news account with a million followers amplifying what was probably some stupid reddit post or an image made for 4 friends

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  blue (@bluebtto) reported 53 minutes ago

  @sunderedseas there is an entire community of people on reddit that refused to play the game after getting introduced to the ui😭 it took me probably until the end of the game for it to become muscle memory it’s so terrible

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  Shadooow (@ShadooowOnX) reported 54 minutes ago

  Amit says software has become the consensus short and reveals Figma as a company the market is discounting for the wrong reasons "The software names, in my opinion, are buys. I'm buying Palantir, Zeta, Reddit, Shopify, ServiceNow, and Microsoft" "I think all the software names are going to do very well in a world of AI as token costs go down" "The market needs a short to hedge its longs, and software has become the consensus short" "Figma is one of those software companies where I think it's being discounted for the wrong reasons, especially when you look at the revenue growth" "I think getting back to $35 or $40 is not crazy, but they're going to need the revenue growth to get there"

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  TwilCynder (@TwilCynder) reported 1 hour ago

  @Frenchlet1 One day I tried to play Rivals 2 and suddenly Steam was saying I didn't own the game anymore. It was a temporary issue but when I complained on reddit that it shouldn't be possible I got multiple people condescendingly telling me it was "just the maintenance"