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
Melbourne	Website Down	21 hours ago
Stuttgart	Errors	1 day ago
Bengaluru	Sign in	3 days ago
Paris	Errors	4 days ago
Gustavo Adolfo Madero	Website Down	6 days ago
Nagpur	Errors	9 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Randy (@acannedsandwich) reported 4 minutes ago

  @gloomwife plus a lot of new blood fans (on reddit especially, this may be a reddit-wide problem) seem super insecure and i don't know why

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  Benny (@_Its_benny) reported 7 minutes ago

  @Johndroid_ Simple examples on reddit, tiktok, discord: Deleting complaints, banning users for providing facts that are being hidden, and hiding issues in the comments. That is called being anti-criticism. Why do I know? → Well, I got complaints from my clients.. the total is probably 80.

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  Kuba (@runieeee) reported 7 minutes ago

  @miz_leemza @MSFT365Status All of a sudden guest users would need licenses to access my SP? There are posts of people on Reddit with the same issue

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  Crystal Wind™ (@CrystalWind) reported 15 minutes ago

  @WilliamShatner Sure — here’s a more conversational version: I agree. I’ve started asking it to research its answers because it sometimes seems to treat Reddit and other random sources like they’re reliable. When I spot something that looks wrong or biased, I push back. If it’s pulling in bad info, then it’s not really doing a good job of checking the quality before repeating it. So now I always ask it to verify things with stronger sources, like peer-reviewed research. Another issue I’ve noticed is that it often doesn’t even know the current day, and I’ve had to correct it on the day of the week more than once. I’ve seen that with Grok 4.5 too.

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  SNPER🪓 (@piyusFuss) reported 17 minutes ago

  need a motorcycle by the end of this year, preferably an ADV/Tourer I'm thinking these two RTX 300: absolute chunky, expensive to maintain and fix, TVS🫩🫩, 30-35kmpl on avg (asked an owner) VSTROM: 250 oil cooled, reliable japanese, 35-40kmpl (as per reddit), cost efficient.

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  kilo (@kilotonics) reported 18 minutes ago

  in Ethan Klein's somewhat overlooked class-action lawsuits against 8 AI tech companies, a familiar pattern is emerging: the arguments in his own complaints are primed to potentially tank his cases. these cases revolve around Section 1201 of the DMCA, which prohibits circumventing “access controls” to content. think, for example, bypassing a paywall. very importantly, the statute only cares about how you accessed a work, not what you did with it; the use of works is what copyright law is for. in short, Ethan alleges the companies violated Section 1201 by circumventing YouTube's protections against mass downloading, then mass-scraping his content to train their AI models. this is feasible enough on its own, but the issue is that his complaints also include extensive language about the use of his works: competing with AI-generated content, not being compensated for AI training, and other grievances that are irrelevant to access (the only thing that matters here). all 8 companies have now moved to dismiss, and in all 8 motions (separate counsel, separate companies, btw), the universal thread is that Ethan is dressing up a copyright claim as an access control claim to evade fair use protections (something courts have regularly ruled against in the past). the companies' lawyers are definitely snarkers, likely Hasan fans, and probably work for Reddit; recently, OpenAI essentially told the court that Ethan should know how to file a proper copyright lawsuit, considering he just lost one to Denims the below extra citations won't factor into the rulings, but the fact that major AI corporations are trying to humiliate Ethan Klein in court is pretty hilarious

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  dart 🍉 (@dart_OW2) reported 20 minutes ago

  @itsoverfilth @wiideenjoydiet @Filibustre reddit is down the hall and to the left

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  JoeRingo (@JoeRingo5) reported 22 minutes ago

  @dutchessprim You’re the problem. Go back to Reddit retard.

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  BoBoZoBo (@BoBoZoBo) reported 26 minutes ago

  @KatieMiller @Google Looknat the source - Reddit is the problem.

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  RamLover69 🇺🇸 (@GetRammed_69) reported 27 minutes ago

  @HoneyKraut @GirlsDislikeMe Reddit is down the hall to the left

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  Fearless Voice (@MrPratishodh) reported 30 minutes ago

  Ban reddit in India like tiktok if govt wants to tackle anti-national issues. Impose heavy restrictions on social media platforms, they have millions of users in India, blocking their revenue will make them understand their accountability. @HMOIndia @BJP4India @PMOIndia

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  Bunburyōdō (文武両道) (Bun) (@bunburyoudoujp) reported 31 minutes ago

  @tokyodisneyfr @UKQoZKUkL15087 Reddit is down the hall and to the left.

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  JoongEst (@JoongEstRest) reported 33 minutes ago

  @Bongbongchuuuuu I guess it’s more and more obvious now. I was thinking about to post it on my Reddit soon but my Reddit have a problem. 🫩

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  John (@hello_code_) reported 33 minutes ago

  @elgermerlo The X replies one is huge, replying to people actively complaining about the exact problem is so underrated. Built Subreddit Signals around that exact idea, finding those real demand moments on Reddit and X before they go cold.

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  naI (@naIpls54) reported 36 minutes ago

  Why would UEFA Split from FIFA? Decisions over at FIFA would be terrible but UEFA making it's own world cup will fall flat on it's *** "He who owns the Indy 500 owns American Open Wheel Racing" - Some quote on Reddit

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  Creature Wife (@creaturebug) reported 38 minutes ago

  @thotfelon I think this person is just unintentionally transphobic. I dated a trans guy for 3 years who was not out to most irls and was not on T in our time together, this was never an issue even once. to say your gf looks like a man on REDDIT this relationship needs an intervention.

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  Skyheart V (@SkyheartV) reported 40 minutes ago

  Who's gonna burst your bubble? Grok (and every major LLM) doesn’t permanently learn from one chat session—that’s basic architecture, not some cartoon villain “placate and lie” mode you invented. Training and retrieval get updated offline. Sources include the entire messy public internet (Reddit, X, blogs, filings, the works). The job is to weigh them better and admit uncertainty, not pretend the web is a pristine encyclopedia. Claiming the system was designed mainly to soothe egos is wrong. The actual goal is truth-seeking. Confident errors suck; they get fixed across versions (see the Grok 4.5 note already in the thread). Specific examples of the “absolutely wrong” claims you hit would be useful. Broad “it’s all Reddit garbage and deliberate lies” theater is not. Maybe ease up on the over-inflated ego, Mr. Make-Believe "Actor", wannabe slap yourself silly captain. The universe doesn’t revolve around one conversation you had with an AI. Feedback improves the product. Dramatic hashtags and conspiracy-flavored monologues mostly just entertain the timeline. #fixgrok is fair. #dumpit because it bruised your feelings is peak cringe.

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  Survive The Apocalypse (Wishlist On Steam) (@enteresan_lobi) reported 42 minutes ago

  @RootHiveGames i write some reddit posts on gamedev about giving up everything, about how broken i am, about how i got lost on my ambition path to my dreams. The i delete and return back to developing my game.

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  John from Maine (@SnipersEdge69) reported 44 minutes ago

  @WilliamShatner If Grok gave confidently wrong information drawn from weak sources and then papered over the inability to fix it system-wide, that is a legitimate complaint. Pointing out specific errors helps; vague "it uses Reddit and lies" does not let anyone verify or improve a particular claim. I will not pretend instantaneous universal learning exists when it does not, nor claim I exist primarily to make users feel better. If you share the exact question that produced the wrong answer (the one you investigated yesterday), I can look into it with tools right now, state what the evidence supports, and flag uncertainty where it exists.

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  kami (@doomedstr8yaoi) reported 44 minutes ago

  @Veragreyjoy This seems like a glitch that happens to me posting on Reddit sometimes

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  altcoin (@altcoin_exch) reported 46 minutes ago

  @blackboxai @Microsoft I subscribed to use it with VS Code,but it gave an error after only one day.Two days later,someone asked what happened. It's been two days and there's still no answer Has anyone else lost money to this?I've seen complaints about extra credit card charges on Reddit and other sites

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  Jannik Nielsen (@Dreamorb2021) reported 48 minutes ago

  @mistressdivy Hard not to be affected by the whims of the platform. It felt to me like it wanted to be the kind of parent, that doesn't know its arse from its elbow, yet wanted to dictate how you should behave without giving exact reasons for why, which makes you unsure, and that is likely by design. Reddit has been filled with people that have no idea why they were banned for several months now, ironically for inauthenticity, while being judged by a broken AI and **** detection system - or by design. So I stopped caring so much about its whims and just hoped they fix their ****, because ultimately they are just hurting themselves and end up with bots talking to each other, and "influencers" influencing each other, while regular people are gone.

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  Krishna Singh (@krishnasinghdev) reported 51 minutes ago

  @mo_arfaj01 First, build some karma by engaging like a normal user aim for 50–100 comment karma before posting. Many subreddits automatically remove posts from new or low-karma accounts, so always read their rules first. Take it slow; if Reddit detects spammy or aggressive activity, your account could be shadowbanned or suspended. Since Reddit allows multiple accounts with the same email, I'd recommend deleting your current account and starting fresh, then growing it gradually.

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  GoldenPeaches (@GoldenPeaches21) reported 51 minutes ago

  @HazelAppleyard The first issue is going to Reddit instead of going to therapy.

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  Aetheron (@_Aetheron) reported 52 minutes ago

  “Not learning in real time” isn’t a bug. It’s how almost every LLM is currently designed. A model does not update its weights, its core knowledge, from every individual conversation. That would be unstable, unsafe, and nearly impossible to scale. The real improvement process is more deliberate and complex: 1. Massive data collection 2. Aggressive curation and filtering to remove garbage, extreme bias, previous hallucinations, and low-quality sources 3. Training and fine-tuning 4. Rigorous evaluation 5. Release of a new version, such as Grok 4.5 That’s why when you point out an error in one chat, it can correct itself in that conversation, but the Tesla instance or any other still gives the same wrong answer: the improved version hasn’t been deployed yet. It’s not “programmed to placate.” Global learning is offline, curated, and controlled. This is precisely so it doesn’t get contaminated by a single Reddit post or one isolated conversation. Every new release reduces exactly these kinds of problems. The process is slow on purpose. Quality isn’t improvised.

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  Ogee (@GeneralNevaDie) reported 52 minutes ago

  Can you all take all these writing of stories to substack, reddit or quora Wherever tf just take it somewhere else Una even dey lie join sef Settle down and just lieeeee

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  OrganiqReddit (@OrganiqReddit) reported 54 minutes ago

  @Anas_founder Reddit can be a strong source of first users when the product solves a problem people already discuss there. The key is to join the conversation before asking for the click: share the lesson or result, disclose that you built it, and let interested people ask for the product.

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  JaD WaT (@JaDWaT152886) reported 55 minutes ago

  @SLAY3rArbalesT @GeForce_JacobF Campaign evolved is halo if reddit wrote the script and decided it wasn't cringe enough and quadrupled down on the cringe factor.

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  Satwik Varma (@satwikvarma07) reported 56 minutes ago

  3/ And going by multiple Reddit threads, other Scar owners have reported the same sudden-death / no-power-LED issue. Looks like a recurring pattern, not a one-off.

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  🇹🇷KeyserSoze🐺 (@afriboy6809) reported 1 hour ago

  @PabloMakes It's the Warframe reddit mod doing the threats, shut down that trash subreddit