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 (23%)
• Errors (23%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Guayaquil	Errors	8 days ago
Veracruz	Website Down	14 days ago
Bhubaneshwar	Website Down	16 days ago
Melbourne	Sign in	18 days ago
San Nicolás de los Garza	Sign in	21 days ago
Ciudad Obregón	Website Down	22 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  fastidium pertinax (@mikublackpants) reported 33 seconds ago

  i think my disdain for this stuff comes from browsing reddit 4 years ago. a lot of science subreddit and r/atheism types look down on philosophy as a whole, so in turn i have a massive disdain for anything involving humanism or "omg we are made of sun!!!"

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  Art Hida (@HidaReadsComics) reported 5 minutes ago

  @VLolosOfficiel Reddit is a cesspool. Haven't been there in a decade. The admins are lazy as **** too. Getting them to actually fix anything took years of complaining and users revolting. Poor communication even to mods on the biggest subs.

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  Tom Bilyeu (@TomBilyeu) reported 9 minutes ago

  2. Go where they complain. [BEGIN PROMPT] I want to build [your idea]. Find the Reddit communities my buyer spends time in. List the 10 things they complain about most. Mark which ones my idea would fix and which ones it ignores. [END PROMPT] For Quest Apparel, complaints about bar taste probably came up 847 times. Complaints about workout clothes came up 12. That math kills the idea in an afternoon. It took us two years.

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  Arun Kataria (@arunkatariaa) reported 11 minutes ago

  I have this slight gut feeling that the whole Cyberleek GTA 6 situation might just be a gigantic marketing play It most likely isn’t tbh However, imagine a creator with a massive audience orchestrating a launch that gets “leaked” by some hacker The leak itself generates the initial attention Then you slowly turn what looks like internet drama into the actual launch: - have parts of the offer “leak” into Reddit communities where info products already get passed around - publicly discover the leak and document the situation as it unfolds - eventually track down the “hacker” and convince him to sit down for an interview - have him ask the questions an actual skeptic would: “What proof do we have that you’re not full of ****?” “I got burnt by someone in your space before. Why should anyone trust you?” - structure the confrontation so it naturally becomes an objection-handling asset - chop the interview into clips and distribute them organically + through paid - reveal the new offer once attention around the whole situation peaks Leaving out a lot of the finer details and nuances here, but you get the broader idea Would obviously take insane amounts of execution to pull off There can’t really be any weak links or the whole thing falls apart But if done right, it would probably print

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  born to hate (@CAPRlVENUS) reported 15 minutes ago

  reddit can be great for answering questions but jesus **** do they have terrible opinions on there, things no ones ever thought before and they want validation so badly for being so uniquely different

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  Shirsha Ghosh (@shirshagh) reported 20 minutes ago

  GEO is starting to look less like SEO and more like observability. A brand can appear prominently in ChatGPT this month and disappear next month without changing its website. Sources change. Models change. Retrieval changes. Prompts change. Reddit is a good example: its share of ChatGPT Search citations reportedly dropped sharply during a recent measurement period. So instead of asking: “How do I rank on ChatGPT?” I think brands should ask: “How is AI perceiving my brand, and how is that changing over time?” That’s the interesting product problem.

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  Hildifons (@Hildifons159911) reported 20 minutes ago

  @MartinusLogicus Well, you have seen people TREAT women as a womb if they hire her for surrogacy. But the people who produce the Reddit fan fiction seem not to have a problem with that.

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  ADG (@ADGactual) reported 21 minutes ago

  @KaeruKanojo This is a common issue. Happened to me twice. Look at the reddit for Twitter. It's a bad problem that's being ignored.

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  Michal (@Landsman) reported 22 minutes ago

  @slyapustin @dhh I saw someone on reddit running it. There are some issues but overal duable.

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  Chase (@0xChaseTM) reported 25 minutes ago

  GROK BOT + REDDIT + X: A 24/7 MARKET FILTER THAT FOUND 31 PEOPLE WITH THE SAME PROBLEM AND RANKED IT 88/100 FOR PRODUCT POTENTIAL One bot finds a real problem. The second checks whether people would actually pay to solve it. Together, they turn that into one score: S = P20 + F20 + W15 + $15 + ICP10 + ALT10 + B10 Where: P = Pain F = Frequency W = Workaround A = Alternatives B = Buildability One record moved: 58 → 71 → 86/100 Not from one viral post. More people kept describing the same workflow, using the same workaround and actively looking for something better. The routing stays strict: S < 60 ignore 60 ≤ S < 75 watch 75 ≤ S < 85 critic S ≥ 85 alert One recent case: evidence 31 discussions score 73 → 88 ΔS +15 critic PASSED X runs every 6h. Reddit gets a deeper pass every 24h. If the same complaint appears tomorrow, Grok doesn’t create another idea. It updates the existing record. So a random complaint can sit at 58 for days, climb to 71, cross 85, survive a skeptic, and only then reach me. That’s a lot more useful than asking AI what startup to build.

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  Kastan Day (@KastanDay) reported 26 minutes ago

  @keywordian there's no capacity. ghost product. some on reddit have instances from years ago they're paranoid about getting shut down so they run useless programs to make it seem alive. they'll take away your running instances randomly. many catches.

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  Phil G (@bscabl) reported 28 minutes ago

  @GooglePixel_US Can someone here help me get some traction on my issue. I have a case id with support but the amount of circles I am going in is very frustrating the plastic around the charge nubs has cracked (seems to be an issue as it's all over reddit and the internet) watch4

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  *** (@lenraleigh) reported 32 minutes ago

  @glenngabe I have a problem with the "real people" part of this. Large parts of reddit are 100% written by bot farms, Chinese influence campaigns, etc.

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  Ti Girl 💗 (@thoniahilary) reported 33 minutes ago

  @ekemini58110 I can't even recall my Reddit login

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  Cassie Clark | AI Search Visibility Consultant (@cassieclarkmktg) reported 33 minutes ago

  @glenngabe The Google-Reddit and now Reddit-OpenAI discourse has been interesting to follow. I smelled trouble brewing for Reddit after their last quarterly earnings report. The comments were rather sharp.

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  SofianeBWeb (@SofianeBWeb_EN) reported 33 minutes ago

  @Reddit The problem is that Reddit hates promo. The community and the mods remove commercial content within minutes and ban the accounts pushing their product. A copy-pasted link, an off-topic answer slipping in a brand: shadowban, and you don't even know it.

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  Lloyd Ebnchenge (@Lloyd56ebone) reported 34 minutes ago

  @pcshipp The communities playbook is dying Reddit is just heading a down an anti tech rabbit hole.

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  GaryTheGrey (@GaryTheGrayed) reported 35 minutes ago

  @Info_LLC @gub4112 @TrpstrLeonOG I read your post and see your are not mature enough to make financial decisions or analysis. You're just an ignorant NPC repeating crap you see on here and reddit. When you're grown up you might find better solutions to your perceived problems than pissing and moaning on social media. If you have any interest in honesty you can go back in my timeline and find a number of posts related to "muh boomers" nonsense.

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  𝕁𝕒𝕖~𝘑𝘢𝘳𝘢𝘩𝘴 𝘔𝘢𝘮𝘢 🐻 (@80s90sCoded) reported 37 minutes ago

  @zaviiii77 I haven't seen it as much here but Im very picky about who I follow bc of neg vibes.I unfollow if I see them being hateful or spreading lies/gossip. R the views still down? Someone on Reddit tried to prove me wrong with the ratings using other sources.I go by the one u shared.

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  natalie (@thepocketpet) reported 38 minutes ago

  I would be such a good pick me (can drive stick and fix things and build flatpack furniture) but god wanted me to be a misandrist instead so I will never be famous on reddit

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  Leica ライカ (@blackyuna) reported 38 minutes ago

  the more i use Crunchyroll the more problem i see. what do you mean Tokyo Ghoul substitle have been unsynced since forever?! i did the fixes and its still unsync. only to find a reddit thread saying its been like that for a long time.

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  Rational Posts™ (@rationalposts) reported 38 minutes ago

  Facebook, Reddit, and LinkedIn are gonna melt down. Stay away from those sites.

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  CmdrDevonKramer (@DevonLH_VT_) reported 40 minutes ago

  Ladies and gentlemen, you have probably noticed a lot of accounts getting struck down left and right. What is causing this? My automated system is picking up the patterns on all. Reddit accounts, bot accounts, scam accounts, blacklisted accounts, and bad actor accounts. That is right. My AI security system is hitting overdrive. It is fully operational!

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  Cobra_Queen (@yaonlyliv1x) reported 41 minutes ago

  When September 18 rolls around and the general player base gets their hands on the DLC alongside the Switch 2 release, the complaints will hit critical mass. Once content creators and casual players flood Reddit and Twitter complaining that they can't even enjoy Harley's suits or test her weapons without a clock ticking down, WB will feel the pressure. It’s almost guaranteed they’ll eventually give players a zero-timer toggle or a free-roam variant in a post-launch update. The real question is whether they have it ready in a day-one QoL patch or make everyone wait a few weeks while they process the feedback.

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  akin.korpe (@akinkep) reported 41 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.

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  𝒉𝒂𝒔𝒔𝒂𝒏 (@hi__hassan) reported 45 minutes ago

  @Sheencharlie0 @LinkedInHelp As per reddit, they took almost 8 months to fix it for one user. So I'm not dibbing on them. You should send me a DM with the fix instead. Thanks!

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  Josh Greens Burner (@Mikethejohnson) reported 47 minutes ago

  Its funny how the average NBA fan on Twitter and Reddit think the Wolves got worse this offseason. It just goes to show how writers own bias can really distort the discourse. A lot of this distortion comes down to how people view Lamelo Ball. The writers who dont like him have been slamming the Wolves offseason.

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  remi 🦇🔞 (@remingtonlvrao3) reported 49 minutes ago

  @d4ngerdaysluvr Amanda is funny enough in games and pit videos, and I can tell she has good chemistry with the others, but between her whole "chronically offline" schtick and her terrible takes on Reddit stories, I tend to avoid videos with her altogether :/

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  Valiant (@missingcategory) reported 49 minutes ago

  Everytime I’m angry at someone I look up ‘I cut off my (insert type of person they are to you) reddit story’ on tiktok and it really helps to calm me down

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  Audit The Herd (@AuditTheHerd) reported 53 minutes ago

  $RDDT We will get a data licensing deal this year with $GOOG but it is not where my thesis lies and it is a trap for the bears. From my perspective Reddit has never needed Google to be useful. I do not go to Reddit because Google told me to. I go to Reddit because I want an answer from a real person who has actually done the thing I am trying to do. That is the entire model. It is direct. It is intentional. Google is just a middleman that learned to stand between me and the place I was already trying to reach. Everyone I know that does not use the Reddit app will type Reddit after their question on Google. It bypasses any result Google recommends. Another way I look at it is as a systems problem. Value flows from origin and not from distribution. Reddit is the origin. It generates the raw material that everyone else wants to organize, which is authentic human interaction with all the nuance and disagreement that comes with it. When you own the origin, you do not need to negotiate for better placement in someone elses system. You let their system become dependent on yours. That is what is happening now with language models. And from my own point of view as someone who thinks about long term leverage, data licensing is just a bad trade. It feels like revenue, but what you are really doing is selling a permanent asset for a temporary payment and using that payment to train your replacement. Even if it is $100m, it is small compared to what the core business can do. If you have the only place on the internet where real people still talk like real people, you do not export it, you protect it. Where I think the real opportunity is gets overlooked. First is direct targeting at the subreddit level. Instead of generic advertising, this is high intent inside a self selected community. If I am in r home lab, r mechanical keyboards, r personal finance, I am already telling you exactly what I care about and what I am about to buy. You do not need to infer intent from search history. The intent is stated. That is insanely valuable for advertisers and Reddit has barely started to price it correctly. Second is international expansion. Most of the world has not experienced Reddit yet in their native language. Machine translation is finally good enough to make the entire archive of authentic conversation usable globally without breaking the community structure. That is a second Reddit waiting to be built on top of the first one, with the same playbook and almost no extra content cost. That is where you get real user growth and real ad load growth.