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 (54%)
• Errors (24%)
• Sign in (22%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Bengaluru	Sign in	1 day ago
Paris	Errors	2 days ago
Gustavo Adolfo Madero	Website Down	4 days ago
Nagpur	Errors	7 days ago
Chhindwāra	Website Down	7 days ago
Douai	Sign in	15 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

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  ShinMekaku (@ShinMekaku1) reported 12 minutes ago

  @reddit_lies You can fix this by becoming a better person, but since you're on reddit. Thats not happening.

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  Blake Emal (@heyblake) reported 12 minutes ago

  The analytics dashboard is the startup equivalent of a horoscope. Everyone checks it every morning, interprets the same numbers differently, and walks away feeling either great or terrible based on vibes. "Traffic is up 12%" could mean a bunch of stuff. It could mean one Reddit post went mildly viral. It could mean a bot farm discovered you. Nobody will investigate further.

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  ZSS (@ZeroSkill_Samus) reported 15 minutes ago

  @dzp1824 I predicted the front/back row mechanic years ago, and the reddit community down voted me for the idea. "Its too complicated for this kind of card game." Lmal

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  Steve Williamson (@reclusiveluck) reported 15 minutes ago

  @Basedgoymemes Reddit should be shut down.

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  Suvasa (@SocialSuvasa) reported 19 minutes ago

  I saw this on reddit She dancing like we danced as kid and irrespective of how bad we did our parents would say " no problem you did well "

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  sigma capitalist (@phithetasigma) reported 21 minutes ago

  Did a quick sweep of my X wall to see what's trending and saw a few accounts pumping $RDDT Reddit I don't know if people realize that Reddit *was* great as a data scraping ground for AI labs (initially, then with licensing agreements) due to its pool of human-generated content which these labs require to train their models/NLP capabilities However, the situation has since evolved. The advanced/frontier AI labs are now more focused on highly curated content - and are willing to pay for specialized domain knowledge/data work. Platforms like Mercor are thriving because of this For AI startups, they can now bootstrap training/fine-tuning using synthetic data (like TML's Inkling using Chinese open models) Those who say, well, there're data integrity issues with AI training on AI But the counterargument is, the internet is increasingly filled with AI-generated content and what's more, we now have agent swarms generating/iterating data loops Not only is signal-to-noise ratio shifting rapidly, we'll soon be unable to discern between authentic human-generated content vs AI ones My view is public forums like Reddit are soon going to be what they're initially set out to be - mostly for fun and entertainment purposes. Somewhere you doom-scroll mindlessly after a long work day lol Similarly for Discord. Arguably, they are better positioned given their community vibes with dedicated spaces/whatnot but from what I understand, they are facing real monetization difficulties. I believe they have been/are trying to IPO but I think it's gonna be a tough sell

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  Semus (@byjackwing) reported 23 minutes ago

  @cz_binance Respected Sir, I sincerely hope you see this message. I am contacting you with great hope because my Binance withdrawals have been temporarily blocked for almost three months. During this time, I have contacted Binance Customer Support and the Binance Reddit support thread many times. I have already provided all the required proofs and details, but unfortunately, I have not received any proper solution. Every time, I am only told that my case has been escalated and that I should remain patient. Sometimes, the agent transfers my chat to another department, and the estimated waiting time shows one minute. However, the chat never connects. Eventually, I have to close the entire chat and start a new session, where I again receive the same responses. Sir, I am a college student, and my family is not financially strong. I have to manage and pay my college fees myself. Having my funds blocked for three months has placed me under serious financial and emotional stress. I am not asking for any special treatment. I am only requesting a fair review of my case and a clear solution. Please help me get this issue resolved or forward it to someone who can take real action. Binance ID: 1143408401 Case IDs: 166387826 166162905 I would be sincerely grateful for your help.

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  Taylor (@LeafWithTaylor) reported 25 minutes ago

  @drowner___ @thekratomcowboy Nobody is worried about the black market. It will be a very, very small percentage of people who will even find black market 7-OH. And when they do, they’ll be dumb enough to post where they found it all over Reddit. 7-OH will not be “flooding” the streets like I’ve seen people claim. Yes, there will be high demand for the first couple of months, but even then, most high-level dealers won’t be willing to take the risk for 7-OH out of all the drugs they could sell. And to those who think they’re going to make it at home, good luck. Saying people will “flood the black market” with homemade 7-OH is generous. The resources, time, expertise, and risk involved make it unrealistic for someone to produce it successfully at home over the long term. Anyone who tries is more likely to end up getting their house raided, or seriously injuring themselves than running a successful operation. We know this is an emotional time for you guys, but no, the black market is not going to be a major problem. If anything becomes an issue, it’ll be new research chemicals (RCs) or new legal alkaloids extracted from the plant.

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  Gagan Ghotra (@gaganghotra_) reported 25 minutes ago

  @RedCardinal @glenngabe also mentioned this sometime back 👀 and i guess once Google + Reddit deal renewal fell through then Google will issue penalty for Reddit : )

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  Okara (@askOkara) reported 26 minutes ago

  marketing on reddit in 2026 is not the same as it was 10 years ago now you get banned if you - create multiple accounts and post from the same browser & ip address - automate replies using agents - promote your startup when the subreddit rules explicitly ban self-promotion - post in the same subreddit too many times in one day - promote your product in every reply - comment on too many posts in a short window - create a new account and start promoting your product - post links in your comments what to do instead: - create multiple accounts but don't operate from the same ip address - spend 1-2 weeks just being a normal user. leave comments in your target subreddits without promoting your product - promote in threads where other startups are promoting. they didn't get banned so you probably won't either - promote in subreddits where self-promotion is allowed - do not post links in comments - do not try to automate reddit marketing. this is why at okara we only show relevant threads and write replies. we don't automate posting - for every comment where you mention your product, leave 4-5 comments that are helpful with nothing in it for you - add value first and only mention your product where it’s relevant take it slow. don’t approach reddit with the mindset of “i’ll post 50 replies today and get 50 users” getting banned on reddit is one of the worst things that can happen because when reddit bans you, it removes all your posts and comments and years of work disappears overnight

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  Cody Schneider (@codyschneider) reported 28 minutes ago

  went on gregs pod you're going to learn lowercase version: what you'll learn in this episode: what actually makes something a "marketing agent" — unified data, an autonomous decision loop, and cloud-hosted code, not a linear zapier/n8n workflow why ai-for-wordpress is a wide-open startup category (43% of the web, almost no ai-first players) how to find validated product ideas by hunting proven plugins with no ai component, yoast, wpforms, woocommerce, akismet, and rebuilding them ai-first the bundling play and why you should package the 10 plugins people already pay for into one token-based subscription with vibe-coded design on top how meta's andromeda algorithm changed targeting, creative and landing page now do the targeting for you, and why that makes facebook the best b2b channel right now how to mine reddit for real pain points and rank-stack them into ad angles the two creative pipelines: bulk statics via nano banana with a vision model checking brand style guides, and ai avatar ugc via heygen (plus where seedance is headed) the right way to use the facebook marketing api so you don't get banned. do writes only, never bulk reads how to build the data layer with airbyte for the pipeline, clickhouse for the warehouse, and why unifying ads + analytics + crm + stripe is what makes agent decisions possible where to host agents (railway, heroku, any cloud) instead of running a mac mini as a server the live optimization loop that does 2 adsets/day, 5 ads each, 2–3 day signal windows, kill the losers, winners compete for budget solving entropy and why agents get stuck in one creative pattern and how competitor ad libraries, youtube/podcast transcripts, and viral short-form scrapers inject new dna why marketing is now a lifestyle, not a campaign, and what "agent jockey" means for marketers' jobs go like his post and comment marketing agents so I can continue to pay my rent with internet money and so he'll have me on a again to share more

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  Chris 🇺🇸 (@Chris_1791) reported 29 minutes ago

  @wrzl **Yes, the sea turtle’s jaw was broken (or severely injured/dislocated).** Marine biologist Dr. Christine Figgener (known as @seaturtlebiologist) commented on this specific viral video (filmed near Oaxaca, Mexico, and credited to Stevie_versus_the_world) that the turtle’s jaw was broken. She noted it was very likely the result of a fishing-gear incident, such as entanglement in a net followed by careless removal. This pre-existing injury explains why heavy barnacles could grow inside the mouth—healthy sea turtles do not keep their mouths open long enough for that to happen. Multiple observers, including in Reddit discussions of the same video, reached the same conclusion from the visuals: the turtle could not close its jaws on its own. The people in the video did not break the jaw; they were removing the barnacles that had accumulated because of the injury. While the cleaning provided temporary relief, experts note that the underlying damage remained and that the turtle ideally should have been taken to a professional rehabilitation facility rather than released.

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  AWACS Sky Keeper (@HQuarterma43504) reported 29 minutes ago

  @Ichanpyaari Reddit is down the hall and to the left.

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  LoonyDude (@dude_loony) reported 30 minutes ago

  @ZealousChoice Go onto Reddit and post this it'll prolly get taken down lmao

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  Subscribr (@SubscribrAI) reported 30 minutes ago

  The "cooking for one" senior niche is quietly one of the most underserved audiences on YouTube in 2026. Solo Senior Living is 28 videos deep. 2,380 subscribers. 95,226 total views. Started February 5, 2026. About 6 months old. The channel just hit a breakout. Every operator missed it. "12 Things Your Slow Cooker Can Do That Nobody Told You | Seniors Living Alone." 22,000 views in a single day. 21 minute video. 6.5x the channel average. "Cooking for One Without Eating the Same Meal Every Night." 20,000 views in 2 weeks. 22 minute video. 5.9x outlier. Same formula. Different meal. Same audience. Every video wraps a specific cooking angle around "seniors living alone" or "cooking for one." The audience clicks because nobody else is speaking directly to them. Here is the mistake. There is no ebook. No email. No affiliate links. No product of any kind. This channel is making around $600 to $900 a month from AdSense right now. Pennies. If they attached a $47 ebook titled "The Complete Cooking Guide for Seniors Living Alone" they would cross $8,000 to $10,000 a month easily. Add Amazon affiliate links to the slow cookers, air fryers, and single-serve cookware they recommend and this channel doubles overnight. Why this niche prints. 15 million Americans over 65 live alone. Almost none of them have a cookbook, a recipe channel, or a shopping list designed for one person. Every senior recipe channel on YouTube writes for families of 4. Every "meal prep" channel targets 30 year old bodybuilders. The audience has been waiting for someone to speak their language. Simple recipes. Small portions. Easy cleanup. Small kitchen. Fixed budget. Nobody else in the house. Reddit has r/CookingForOne, r/eatcheapandhealthy, r/olderthan30, r/seniorlife, and 20 other subreddits with 15 years of "cooking alone" discussions waiting to be repackaged. Old church cookbooks are public domain. The playbook. Step 1. Pick the niche and stay narrow. Cooking for one. Seniors living alone. Simple. Small. Solo. Step 2. Same title formula every video. "X [Method] for Seniors Living Alone." "Y Meals You Can Cook Alone Without Wasting Food." "Z Things Your [Appliance] Does That Nobody Told You." Step 3. Same 20 to 22 minute video length. Older audience watches long form start to finish. Step 4. Attach a $47 ebook from video 5. Package the recipes as a printable book. Step 5. Stack Amazon affiliate links on every appliance and cookware you mention. Step 6. Ship 2 to 3 videos a week. Ride the first 4x outlier the moment it hits. The window is wide open. 15 million seniors are hungry for someone to speak to them. Copy the format. Add the ebook. Win the niche before it saturates.

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  that 🥷🏾 you love to hate (@ymnis_v1) reported 31 minutes ago

  @eurogamer @JuJu_Da_Gamer similar? AWS took down PSN, Twitch, DoorDash, Reddit, etc. this is a Microsoft service failing another Microsoft service and cascading.

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  ThrowawayGirl8674 (@girl8674) reported 32 minutes ago

  @Whisper35218370 @LondinoStephen I believed in DessKnight for 8 months, I used to be a big proponent of it on my Reddit account (PeliPal), I might have even helped craft some of the arguments that get used for it. And I used to feel just as ardent as you. The problem I've found, that made me switch...

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  BRIAN DANIELS (@_BrianDaniels) reported 35 minutes ago

  @DoesItPlay1 @Rasec_Fair You are literally just saying you’ll come back after a week so it’s pointless to do a one week blackout. I mean look at the Reddit blackout. It didn’t change a damn thing and people still use the Reddit app after they shut down the API for all the other Reddit apps.

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  Rayza Slyce (@Rayza_Slyce) reported 37 minutes ago

  @tpw_ai @frostybaby13 @sama For what I use it for, it has got significantly better at solving the problems I pose. Maybe you could tell me what secrets are hidden in those super servers so I don't end up finding myself on Reddit or something?

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  ur mom 🐀 (@ciao_fiv) reported 41 minutes ago

  @LiamTriforce i saw comments on reddit saying the series is dead and they wish avatar studios would shut down over this 🙃

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  Summer Blues (@Night1Day1) reported 44 minutes ago

  @flyingsavvy I have a two week rule. I don’t watch feeds or the show for 2 weeks because you can easily gauge how the rest of the season will go based on how folks on Twitter and Reddit are reacting towards the houseguests. Week one told me that it was going to be a terrible season.

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  Bubs (Meat Eater) (@Bubslive) reported 44 minutes ago

  @HazelAppleyard Lmao shut up *****. If your boyfriend can’t make fun of your ugly ******, who can? What’s even the point of being together if we can’t poke fun at some stupid ****? She had a perfect opportunity to ask him why his ***** smell weird or his **** is a different color or say her lips hang down like that when they haven’t been satisfied or some ****. But no. She chose crying and going on Reddit instead. Get lost.

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  Ethan Sands (@Ethanhsands) reported 48 minutes ago

  @garrytan Be earnest. I’m part of the generation that treats attention like currency. LARPing works for that. But if you’re actually building businesses and solving real problems, it doesn’t. There’s still a difference. Reddit ran fake accounts to manufacture traction for years, and it worked. Same game, different platform. I agree with the principle, but the world isn’t black and white anymore. It doesn’t operate in extremes. That’s what makes it interesting.

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  Clockwise (@Clockwise_Works) reported 56 minutes ago

  @tloz_queen Like that one artist who draws the Zora girls with hijabs posted on reddit for the first time and some crazy ******* went off on unhinged rants about those groups of people, and the sub did like jack **** about it. Like this is why people look down on redditors

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  Starlight⭐ Twilight (@starlightTwi) reported 56 minutes ago

  @julyorr_ @moeshikage Same! When the episode came out, there was a time where you would get down voted on reddit if you even imply that Loid’s father was abusive. I was SHOCKED that ppl thought it was just tough love.

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  Lysdexia (@LysdexiaTV) reported 56 minutes ago

  @only1kenyah Seems it a nationwide outage according to the folks on @Reddit

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  Shalommm🌸 (@shaquille__t) reported 57 minutes ago

  Not me going down multiple Reddit rabbit holes after watching The Prestige. Theories upon theories upon theories, wow, Nolan, what are you

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  Subscribr (@SubscribrAI) reported 60 minutes ago

  The "homeless engineering" niche is quietly one of the biggest opportunities on YouTube in 2026. Beneath The Bridges is 62 videos deep. 13,500 subscribers. 2.78 million total views. Started May 24, 2026. 2 months old. The channel's positioning is genius. From the description. "She sleeps in a car. She built a heating system from cardboard and a $3 tarp. Nobody taught her. Nobody was coming. These aren't sad stories. These are engineering stories." That single line reframes an emotional topic into a DIY / survival category the algorithm rewards. The channel just hit 4 outliers in a row. "What It's Actually Like Living Inside the $2,000 Dome Homes Americans Build for Homeless People." 208,000 views in 1 day. 21 minute video. 4.6x the channel average. "What It's Actually Like Living Inside A Homeless Man's $200 Pallet Home." 162,000 views in 3 weeks. 20 minute video. 3.6x outlier. "20 Amazing Inventions That Could Save Homeless People's Lives." 102,000 views in 3 days. 29 minute video. 2.3x outlier. "How American Cities Are Building $300 Thermal Shelters That Keep Homeless People Warm At -40°F." 101,000 views in 3 weeks. 21 minute video. 2.2x outlier. Every video runs the same formula. "What It's Actually Like Living Inside [DIY solution]." "How American Cities Are Building [$X solution] That [outcome]." "X Amazing Inventions That Could Save [audience] Lives." Daily posting. Long form 20 to 30 minute videos. Emotional hook. Engineering payoff. Monetization is stacked. sells $47 ebook targeting veterans, survivors, and preppers. AdSense from 1.4 million monthly views. Combined revenue crosses $30,000 a month easily. Why this niche prints. The audience overlaps 3 massive segments at once. Preppers who want DIY survival content. Empathetic viewers who care about homeless issues. Veterans who see themselves in the stories. Every one of them is a $47 buyer for a survival systems ebook. Reddit has r/preppers, r/homeless, r/veterans, r/urbansurvival, r/vandwellers, and 20 other subreddits with 10 years of content waiting to be repackaged. Every viral pallet home post on r/DIY is a video idea. Every "how do you stay warm in your car" thread on r/homeless is a script. The playbook. Step 1. Reframe an emotional topic as instructional content. Homelessness becomes engineering. Poverty becomes DIY. Survival becomes systems. Step 2. Same title formula. "What It's Actually Like Living Inside [Solution]." "How [Group] Are Building [$X Item] That [Outcome]." Step 3. Same 20 to 30 minute video length. Long form retention is elite. Step 4. Attach a $47 ebook from video 5. Position it as a survival blueprint the audience needs. Step 5. Ship daily for 60 days. Ride the first 4x outlier the moment it hits. The window is wide open. Beneath The Bridges just proved emotional stories plus DIY reframing plus $47 ebook is one of the highest converting stacks on YouTube in 2026. Copy the format. Add the ebook. Win the niche.

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  vortex 🍉 (@merricologist) reported 60 minutes ago

  @_lunaceleste__ it doesnt help that i saw someone on reddit the other day find a vampire heart draculaura at goodwill and i got so mad i had to take a walk to calm down

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  FPL Haizees (@fpl_haizees) reported 1 hour ago

  @tickerplus any particular alpha on reddit going into earnings? i know app users are down but is that affecting ad revenue and all? still seems heavily underpriced to me