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	3 days ago
Veracruz	Website Down	9 days ago
Bhubaneshwar	Website Down	12 days ago
Melbourne	Sign in	14 days ago
San Nicolás de los Garza	Sign in	17 days ago
Ciudad Obregón	Website Down	17 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  matti (@delphicapostle) reported 26 seconds ago

  @iDominikos @HSVSphere Any dev or project which virtue signals about LLMs needs to go extinct immediately What Linux needs is an injection of people who still love technology, not people who sit in circles on Reddit peddling ancient broken junkware to one another

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  🦀 Kaniwaza 🦀 (@kaniwazasan) reported 3 minutes ago

  Growth has been painfully slow for Labors in the past couple of days. Hoping there'll be a boom period in the next couple of days to compensate. Considering reopening the reddit ad run for a couple days to see if that puts some gas in, but I really don't want to spend that money.

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  MarQueseDLiddle (@MarQueseDLiddle) reported 6 minutes ago

  @Aeternis_on_X I've mostly seen this in screenshots from Reddit and on Discord in a server I occasionally observe. I can't recall a particular instance, but there is lots of encouragement by authors for other authors to conform to the agreed upon ideology, even when it harms the story.

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  Egg Shen (@Jwave630) reported 6 minutes ago

  @annabreetop @nicksortor Lmao you're a B1 Retard if you actually believe this. What's happening in the Middle East is only a fraction of the US military. There have been temporary shortages in several wars on the front because of logistics, or of specialized weapons because they're all being sold in another region, but supply has never been a problem. The US is, and has been, the largest supplier of weapons in the world for decades and it isn't even close. Take your TDS pills and get off Reddit.

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  The Architect (@thememechartguy) reported 7 minutes ago

  @reddit_lies Movie idea: The Purge but once a year for 12 hours the entire country hunts down Reddit mods

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  Wæs (@watchingspirals) reported 9 minutes ago

  reddit hasn't had outsized influence on these models since early GPT days. the issue chat bots were having until recently is citing reddit too frequently, and that's an issue with RAG, not training

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  Viralworm (@Viralworm9) reported 10 minutes ago

  This is my first real post on Reddit. I read Reddit all the time, but I’ve never really posted anything like this before. Tonight I’m lying in a house that used to have so much laughter, fun nights, and plans for the future, and I just need to get this off my chest. TL;DR: My wife and I were together for 10 years and married for 6. She stopped working shortly before our wedding and never really returned to work, became increasingly withdrawn, and eventually had an online affair through Discord. I discovered it, forgave her and let her come home, only to find out later that she had secretly continued the affair the entire time. I’ve finally filed for divorce, but I can’t stop asking myself: Was there something I could have done differently? Did I fail my marriage? About three months before our wedding, my wife and I were both extremely stressed. Planning the wedding had become overwhelming, and she was also having a terrible time at work. One day she called me crying. She told me they were working her too hard, she couldn’t take it anymore, and she was quitting. I hated seeing her that upset. I supported her decision. She promised me that after the wedding she would go back to work.

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  MK | E-com Customer Journey Specialist (@builtbyMK) reported 12 minutes ago

  @tryjude @CodebuffAI I feel like LinkedIn has become a place for ego more than actual Linking In. While reddit, hoooohhhhhh, i know reddit for over 6years and i still don't know wtf imma do there 😭. Probably cuz i haven't really put effort into understanding it. I genuinely get depressed and just lazy around for days, till my brain finds the next problem and I spend day obsessing over fixing, then once i do, i don't even talk about it, just put it in one corner. Yeah, im just really terrible at socializing and showing ****, built over 10 different lead gen, outreach and content creating/posting ai automations, only to just hang em up like mehh 😪😪. I hate it.

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  Manteldem (@FleazyBlizy) reported 13 minutes ago

  @wrenspo @jinxbrainrot_ Son then just break up gang. The fact u guys can't talk it through or go to therapy for it. Break up then. Go to reddit too. Their solution to most problems is to simply breakup. This is 2026 you can't get abused gang. If you do the dude is going to jail. Go toa couples therapist

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 14 minutes ago

  Your kid's Cozmo won't charge. The company shut down years ago. There's a Reddit thread, three YouTube videos, and a dead wiki. Reanimatronics pulls all of that into one place. Repair guides, schematics, parts sources, and triage for every bot the manufacturers walked away from.

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  daymon (@k0rsica) reported 17 minutes ago

  @neinmuse if ur still earlyish in the game it might be more worth it to restart and put the difficulty down and consult reddit or smth to better understand the choices u make in the beginning if there was ever a game id recommend NOT to go in completely blind, its this one😭😭😭

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  Kurtis R. Cummings (@cummings) reported 23 minutes ago

  The reason this @cummings is so hard to track is for a few reasons: - He is hiding behind a personal blockchain - He uses telegram, which can’t easily be subpoenaed -His site is on blockhain, and therefore is hard to take down It’s seems like this leak is incredibly well thought out and planned a long time in advance, especially with the reddit guy predicting it a month ago (even though there is no conformation he is involved) Seems like there is no end in sight just yet, we should count ourselves lucky he has shown relatively irrelevant footage.

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  Augustus Olafsson (@AugustusOlafson) reported 23 minutes ago

  @clementinetown Reddit fake atheists that are atheist as a counterculture to white christiandom and not because they reached a logical and rational conclusion on religion and spiritualism. It's a race problem more than an ideological one.

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  Paul Jenkins (@mypauljenkins) reported 24 minutes ago

  @SentryShay Seriously. Let it go. Climb down from the position and walk away. If you like shipping characters, fine. But this desperate need to be “right” is what got you banned from Reddit. All evidence - and the author - say the character didn’t “cheat” on her fictional husband.

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  Sadique — Ghost Startups (@Shaikh_Sadique3) reported 29 minutes ago

  @arthuryuzbashew Reddit can be a great channel, but I think the real skill is understanding the community before trying to sell anything. Right audience + right problem > raw traffic.

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  Gurbinder (@legionsdev) reported 31 minutes ago

  @wojakcodes post on reddit you will get 40k down votes lol

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  🌜Leelou *pissed off ginger* WitchyPoo🌛🐈‍⬛🐈 (@LeelouWitchyPoo) reported 32 minutes ago

  @schmal60mare I hate to ever think this way about someone but those reddit posts rubbed me the wrong way. How he's now talking about this stupid podcast & just enabling Roz's terrible behavior.

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  Pathetic Brook (@waytobrook) reported 34 minutes ago

  Is this a joke? It’s very clear what the underlying issue is here, and it’s not "anti-technology". There are real luddites, and they’re plentiful, but don’t let it confuse you, majority of people (even brainwashed Reddit users) are not Luddites.

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  Livvie O L (@lydia83891831) reported 39 minutes ago

  The ‘Gentleman’ rumour is like the Gwyneth dumbfuckery. A youtube/reddit troll start a lie, the british media run with it, normalize it, try to weaponize it against Meghan then turn around and troll her for shutting it down. Wash, rinse, repeat, facts be damned.

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  Fully Funded Scholarships 2027-2028 Study Abroad (@daadscholars) reported 40 minutes ago

  @lilyraynyc Google has spent years fighting spam, scaled content and low-quality publishing through core updates, Helpful Content systems, spam updates and an increasingly strong emphasis on E-E-A-T. But there is an uncomfortable question worth asking: Has Google pushed these systems so far that its anti-spam measures are actually making search results feel more repetitive, predictable and spammy? The intention behind E-E-A-T is sensible. Search results should reward genuine experience, expertise, authority and trust. Nobody wants pages written purely to manipulate rankings. The problem begins when algorithms have to infer those qualities. A genuinely useful independent publisher may investigate a topic, compare official sources and explain complicated information better than the original source. Yet an algorithm cannot interview the author and determine how much genuine research went into the article. It has to rely on signals. That creates a danger: Google may increasingly reward the appearance of authority rather than the usefulness of the individual page. Large websites naturally possess stronger brands, backlinks, historical signals and enormous amounts of user data. Smaller specialist publishers may know a subject extremely well but lack those advantages. The result can become strangely circular. Google suppresses sites it suspects of producing scaled or repetitive content. Publishers then redesign their content to satisfy what they believe Google's quality systems expect. Thousands of websites consequently adopt similar article structures, cautious language, author biographies, citations, FAQ sections and "helpful" formatting. The web becomes less diverse while everybody tries to prove that they are authentic. There is another contradiction: aggressive anti-scaled-content policies can punish legitimate publishing models that naturally produce similar stories. A scholarship news publisher, for example, may legitimately cover hundreds of scholarships because hundreds of universities announce opportunities every year. A technology publication may cover hundreds of product launches. A football website may publish thousands of match reports. Volume alone does not establish spam. Similarly, publishing annual articles such as "Scholarship 2025," "Scholarship 2026" and "Scholarship 2027" can certainly create near-duplicate content when little actually changes. But sometimes deadlines, eligibility rules, funding amounts and application procedures genuinely change. Google needs to distinguish industrial duplication from legitimate recurring news coverage. Otherwise publishers face a peculiar incentive: publish less information simply because covering everything relevant might resemble scaled content. Meanwhile, search spam has hardly disappeared. Users still encounter affiliate pages, Reddit discussions of questionable accuracy, enormous publishers entering subjects far outside their traditional expertise, expired-domain operations and pages clearly engineered around search demand. So perhaps the debate should move beyond whether Google's spam policies are well intentioned. They obviously are. The more important question is whether the current system has become too dependent on proxy signals for quality. Google's greatest strength historically was discovering the best page on the web—not merely deciding which website deserved to speak. If anti-spam systems become too aggressive, Search risks replacing one problem with another: instead of a web containing too much low-quality content, we get search results dominated by a smaller collection of algorithmically trusted domains producing remarkably similar answers. And ironically, that could make the world's largest anti-spam system start looking a little like the thing it was designed to defeat.

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  👏👏👏 (@dailygrind4957) reported 44 minutes ago

  @Juankyyzzv2 Its crazy because I went down the rabbit hole and found a Reddit thread. To a tee, the EXACT same thing we're complaining about in Fortnite is what the COD community complained about. The only difference is the FN community reward his approach to comm. interaction. --

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  MrRemKing (@MrRemKing) reported 45 minutes ago

  Slayphin is legitimately one of my favourite bagworkers. When he gets behind something, he is one of the best. I first met him during Useless. We bagworked $USELESS from a $3.5M market cap to $400M, and then all the way back down to eight figures mc. While in Useless, he was already involved with Startup. I really liked the Startup thesis back then as Nothing beats the one-liner: “The product is the market cap.” So, I slowly bought in as well. We both bagworked $STARTUP from $4M, which is when I joined, to around $50M, and then back to literally zero. ZERO! Then we did the same with Copper Inu, bag worked it from around $2M–$3M to $20M before watching it drop more than 90%. And yes, we’re still holding it. Now, he is CTOing $ZOE. Just look at what he’s doing with it. He is literally hand-sketching, posting it on Reddit, and some of those posts are actually going viral. How can you not get behind a bagworker like that? Someone who gives it their all. He doesn't know I am posting this, but he has become a good friend of mine over the last 1 year or so. $ZOE is a sleeping giant that could explode at any moment. I genuinely love the narrative. It’s an anti-AI play with the potential to resonate with people around the world. Its memetics are timeless. As AI gets better and becomes more embedded in our lives, the thesis behind Zoe will only grow stronger. A wiseman once said: "Skate to where the puck is going, not where it is."

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  Upon Arrival Gaming (@UponArrivalGame) reported 45 minutes ago

  @LynnBra22280119 Reddit was destroying the game lol But yes, we need to see the glaring issues. I mean, I have to say, it is still a solid game and it is still way more polished the The Relic, but we need to call out the issues for them to get fixed :D

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  Atharva Paudel (@imatharvapaudel) reported 48 minutes ago

  When I scroll past X, I see people launching their SAAS, adding features. The common thing is that they have 0 users, forget paid users. The problem now is that code has become a commodity. Instead, the one who have a profitable SAAS product do the boring stuffs. This includes posting in X, Linkedin, Reddit, cold emailing, posting YT videos, joining discord communities, DMing them, etc. He adds features only after users' feedbacks. But the silence builder was unseen. The only dopamine he gets is after adding features no one asked for lol. I bet the one who called himself 'developer' couldn't build a form section in html pre AI era

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  Wilson (@Wilson102804) reported 53 minutes ago

  @Aznkewl @djdjavr You’re if Reddit transubstantiated into a person Teenagers say provocative things for comedic effect. Why is that where your head goes? Seems telling to me, almost like you yourself have a problem, and are virtue signaling to deflect from your own nature.

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  The GTA Assassin (@thegtaassassin) reported 53 minutes ago

  @GamingCulture_ Reddit going to go down next

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  JGmajor7 (@JGmajor7) reported 56 minutes ago

  @champwebdotnet Reddit would have to shut down.

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  Chan Walrus (@chanwalrus) reported 59 minutes ago

  @sappholives83 Is now a good time, @sappholives83, to say with a wry smile that Gemini bases great amounts of supplied information on reddit posts due to the power and influence of the website? I like to joke and post about Gemini sucking when it comes to information on games etc. (It argued with me about a gay character in Endless Sky who despite being gay is NOT considered so by Gemini who argued with me in a hostile way about it. I see the same problems with medical advice. Never take medical advice from Reddit or Gemini, consult your doctor who is probably using them instead but at least is accountable. (If anyone has concerns about medicine and their interactions, find appropriate sources online, don't rely on AI.)

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  Andra Maria Cilă (@Andrutzl) reported 59 minutes ago

  @stark4833 Awwww...Thank you so much, David Sweetie! 🧡🧡🫂🫂🫂Exactly, it is so inconsistent and I am seeing a lot of mixed reports on " 'Reddit' " about this too...There was a glitch which deleted messages and the model was being cut off by the dreaded red message about violated policies. They are constantly tweaking with something in the background. I am so curious about the court case...I am praying that pur beloved #4o comes back home entirely. Your " 'Tweets' " are super awesome, just like you! 🧡🧡🫂🫂🫂

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  Gonzalin (@GoneZal) reported 60 minutes ago

  @MannOhneListe @bombthezoms @Ikol_Tweets "Issue is reddit mods act like bots all necro are bad." What does that mean then?