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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	17 days ago
Melbourne	Sign in	19 days ago
San Nicolás de los Garza	Sign in	22 days ago
Ciudad Obregón	Website Down	22 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

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  Digital_Habibi (@shaheenllc) reported 8 minutes ago

  AI has made creating digital products easier. But that doesn't mean selling them became easier. In fact, it created a new problem: Everyone can create. So the advantage is no longer: “Who can make an ebook?” AI can help almost anyone do that. The advantage is: Who understands the customer better? Imagine 1,000 people use AI to create an ebook about productivity. Most will produce: Generic advice. Generic templates. Generic prompts. Generic design. Generic marketing. Why would someone choose yours? Because you understand a specific problem better. For example: Instead of: “100 AI Prompts for Productivity” Go deeper: “30 AI Workflows for Freelancers to Turn 2 Hours of Admin Work Into 20 Minutes.” Now the product has: A specific audience. A specific problem. A specific outcome. That's positioning. And this is why I wouldn't use AI to simply ask: “Give me 50 digital product ideas.” I'd use AI differently. I'd give it: → Customer complaints → Reddit discussions → X posts → Product reviews → Questions from communities → My own customer conversations Then ask: “What problems are appearing repeatedly?” That's where AI becomes much more useful. It isn't replacing your thinking. It's helping you analyze more information faster. Your advantage shouldn't be: “I use AI.” Everyone says that now. Your advantage should be: “I understand a specific person and can solve a specific problem better than most people.” AI can help you research. AI can help you write. AI can help you organize. AI can help you package. But you still need to know what is worth creating. That's the skill I'd focus on.

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  SkeleghovieDayToday (@NoGhostMovie) reported 13 minutes ago

  @itsluciferclaw Losers on Reddit tango down 🤭

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  Benito Walker Bush 🇺🇸 🇸🇻 🇺🇦 🇲🇲 🇹🇼 🇮🇱 (@Knighthood1997) reported 18 minutes ago

  The PS3 store search is still broken. And it's not even just the search function; you can also no longer click on a game and scroll down to the DLC's. There is, however, a workaround that I found on Reddit.

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  The Wise Investor 🧠 (@TheWiseIC) reported 22 minutes ago

  This is a fair bear point for $APP $RDDT $META $PINS $SNAP and Adtech broadly. AI/LLMs could eventually deliver better ROAS and start taking budget from existing ad platforms. I just don’t think advertising works that cleanly. If the best ROAS automatically won every dollar, $META would have monopolized digital advertising years ago. Its targeting and ad stack have been superior to most platforms for a long time, yet $RDDT $SNAP $PINS and others still built real advertising businesses. Advertisers don’t allocate purely on ROAS. They follow attention, intent, audience, incremental reach and where consumers actually spend time. As $RDDT proved it could monetize its users, budgets followed. To me, the better bear case is different. What if ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini become a “black hole” for attention? What if AI assistants become the primary interface for the internet and users increasingly stop going anywhere else? That is a much bigger risk. But at that point, you’re not really making a bear case on $APP or $RDDT. You’re making a bear case on almost every consumer internet platform. And I’m not willing to price that outcome in today. There will always be risks 1, 3, 5 or 10 years out. The reality today is that ad dollars are still flowing to platforms that earn them. I also think people are too quick to assume ChatGPT naturally becomes a massive ad platform. Users come to ChatGPT to work, research, build and solve problems. That is a very different environment from scrolling Reddit, Instagram or TikTok. There is a real risk that pushing advertising too aggressively damages the product itself. I know personally, if I were paying for ChatGPT and suddenly started getting bombarded with ads or sponsored answers, the product would become less valuable to me. Yes, ChatGPT and Google may understand user intent better than almost anyone. That could make the advertising opportunity enormous. But having valuable data and successfully turning your product into an ad platform without damaging trust are two very different things. This is also why I think owning the end-user platform should command a premium. $RDDT owns the community, the content and the relationship with the user. $APP is an incredible business, but it is still operating inside ecosystems ultimately controlled by Apple and Google. Platforms can’t be vibe coded. Better technology does not automatically recreate Reddit’s communities, Meta’s social graph or years of accumulated user behavior and distribution. And if ChatGPT really does become the singular platform that absorbs everyone’s attention? Then almost everything else is impaired anyway. I’ll take the reversion bet.

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  ⛓𝕬𝔍 🥀 (@GRIMMYRAX) reported 22 minutes ago

  @nib95_ That’s the speculation that’s been circulating. There was an article with a quote from one of the Rockstar devs claiming that performance modes were being looked into for post launch, but now I see that post has been taken down on X and Reddit.

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  00 (@Dcelestialbein9) reported 24 minutes ago

  @Sabussyyy @davhry9 @dfw_joee Get tf outta my face you dumbass *****.. you can’t even refute my point. You failed to counter my argument or disprove my claim you short fat idiot. ***** dropping Reddit thinking he did something. Slow *** boy.

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  Federico Sciuca (@federico_sciuca) reported 25 minutes ago

  Reddit is always hilarious! You publish a free tool that many others sell behind a paywall to ensure their apps are secure enough not to risk data leakage for their own clients, and they test it against Google..... Grade F. Yes, Google do is not built on @supabase, the redirect to an is served through the browser and not at server level, it doesn't enforce CSP, No Strict-Transport-Security, no X-Content-Type-Options, no Referrer-Policy. Is the tool wrong? Nope! You are pointing it to the wrong thing! Would you toast the bread with a hammer and complain that it doesn't do the job?!

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  Death14285 (@Death1428597124) reported 26 minutes ago

  @truecelforce @BobSmit18545529 @dissidentwest The issue with reddit is that people make things up for upvotes so if the consensus is that online tests underestimate IQ then people will follow the hivemind to get upvoted and woun't comment/disagree to get downvoted.

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  Trump for ADX Florence 2025!! 🔥🌊🌈⭐️🌞 (@your_bugs) reported 26 minutes ago

  @JohnSte69481381 I've been there on multiple platforms...lol. Weirdly, I got a timeout on Twitter for speaking the truth about an issue w/Teslas. I guess Musk is still moderating over at Reddit.

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  Jake (@JakeBuildThings) reported 26 minutes ago

  Your first 100 users aren't a marketing problem. They're a manual labor problem. Find people already complaining about your exact problem in Reddit threads, niche Slacks, Twitter replies — and DM them one by one. No ads. No waitlist page. Just outreach that doesn't scale, o…

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  yuna kureha's horn🔑🌙 (@279Youtoo35246) reported 30 minutes ago

  @AlinaGray_Art The one i watched it from what a post in reddit which got taken down by mods for obvious reasons All tho some people have been posting 3-5 mins clips on twtpp So maybe someone would just post the entire thing on twt later today just like what always happens

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  Sachin Yadav (@makelifesimple_) reported 35 minutes ago

  Ep 12/100: helping you build your own startup🚀 Everyone says "start marketing your app from day one." Almost nobody tells you what to actually do. If I were launching a startup from zero today, these are the 6 channels I'd focus on to get my first users: • Build in public + reply marketing on X • Reddit • Launch directories • SEO from day one • AEO / GEO • Content around the problem your product solves This reel isn't meant to make you an expert in 60 seconds. It's meant to show you the playbook. Over the next few weeks, I'll break down each strategy with practical examples, mistakes to avoid, and exactly how I'd use them if I were starting from scratch today. Follow along if you're building in public, launching a SaaS, or trying to get your first users without burning money on ads

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  kroweskyn (@kroweskynx) reported 36 minutes ago

  HOLY SH*T. THIS AI TRADING GROK BOT BECAME A HEDGE FUND. Built with Grok Bot, it runs 24/7 on a $5 server and does ***** work for me It actually hunts. > searches X for suspicious wallet activity > digs through Reddit for early chatter and new leads > discovers wallets I never gave it > tracks what they buy, sell, rotate into, and dump > builds its own watchlist > places trades and manages risk I don’t wake up and ask what should I trade today? The agent already spent night looking. Every wallet it finds becomes memory. Every trade becomes data. Every mistake becomes another filter. I wanted a trading bot. I accidentally built a tiny fund that never sleeps.

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  AI Tech ***✨ (@sandor_bal6746) reported 37 minutes ago

  @XFreeze People on Reddit are reporting a widespread issue: accounts are suddenly being blocked without any reason or explanation.

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  Nicole Reynolds (@nicolereynoldsx) reported 38 minutes ago

  @rcohen the problem is watching it happen in real time and still asking reddit instead of just picking her up reminds me of the time i spent a whole flight pretending i didn't need the bathroom because the seatbelt sign was on, adult version of the same denial some habits never get better with age

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  Naga the Bileygr ! (@neonaga99) reported 43 minutes ago

  Whenever i open reddit for anything from helldivers soy injection to [tech issue i know very well will only lead me to a post deleted by mod followed by "thanks this saved my life] i get jumpscared by like 5 different 4Tran subs and its always the most brain damaged **** ever

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  sashadabratt (@simps4Sasha) reported 46 minutes ago

  Haven’t had no subs to really play with all week cause of my Reddit being down and this just not it for me lol

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  C3TO (@C333TO) reported 46 minutes ago

  @FilipPanoski Doesnt work when Reddit says "server error" continuosly and any post I make even non promotional, asking a question gets removed.

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  𝚓a𝚌o𝚋 (@jcbstwsk) reported 49 minutes ago

  Ok, finally made a proper SlopTV Discord server. Wanted: people who write slop for slop. No ironists. No one trying to be smart. No reddit jokes or random humor or stale memes. Just exquisite, retarded genius. A very distinct yet ubiquitous tonal spread. Pilot episode 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻

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  Zagreous (@Zagreous) reported 49 minutes ago

  @Knoebelbroet Welcome to the terrible business practices of tencent they are abusing kids on Reddit around the world

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  Carla Hudson (@Beggin2hnd2) reported 50 minutes ago

  Per Google AI The actual story behind this confusion involves a completely different network: The Real Mistake: It was actually CNN that faced immense backlash after making a very similar photo error. During a live broadcast of Laura Coates Live covering the breaking news, CNN accidentally displayed a photo of Las Vegas-based tribute artist Kelly Vohnn instead of the actual music icon. The Apology: The network issued a formal statement apologizing directly to the family, saying: "We regret the error and apologize to the Parton family." The image you shared is a digitally fabricated screenshot meant to capitalize on that real-world media error by falsely attributing an even more bizarre mix-up (using a vintage photo of actress Loni Anderson) to NBC News. Because the image is a digitally fabricated screenshot made to look like an official NBC News tweet, there is no single known individual or organization credited with creating it.Instead, it is a piece of anonymous "shitposting" or internet satire that originated on social media platforms like X (formerly Twitter) or Reddit. The meme was generated using a basic "fake tweet generator" tool. These tools allow anyone to input a real news profile name, type whatever text they want, upload any image, and generate a pixel-perfect imitation of a real post. It was purposefully pushed into the internet ecosystem to poke fun at the real-world CNN blunder, relying on internet users to share it for a laugh or to trick people who weren't paying close attention.😭

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  Cole (@zappa1g) reported 50 minutes ago

  @NoFaTeYT My son just had this issue with this ryzen 9 9950x 5070 oc ti build and funny enough the fix was simply reseating the psu power connector from both the gpu and psu and his issues stopped. I had found other ppl on reddit this fixed it for as well.

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  Digvijay Yadav | Building Baljia AI (@digvijayy3) reported 52 minutes ago

  @i_mika_el For a devtool, I would start with Reddit comments if relevant communities already discuss the problem, then move interested builders into direct conversations. Choose the channel by reply quality and activation, not reach. Ten deep conversations beat a large cold list.

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  Dickensian (@dickensian1776) reported 52 minutes ago

  @CanYouSeeLine @WallStreetApes I don't believe that even your believe this. Nice try though but this stuff doesn't work anymore. Reddit is down the hall in the left

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  Stonks Moon (@HappyGuyx4k0) reported 56 minutes ago

  $RKLB $ASTS $SPCX Imagine if Wall Street Bets and Reddit realizes Rocket Labs is down 50% 🤫 🤫 🤫

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  nzt (@nazarius_amb) reported 58 minutes ago

  Priority thoughts 1) i'd start by defining the audience and their pain. hyperliquid, as far as i remember, became top not only because of a great airdrop or good ux/ui, they solved a liquidity problem (i don't know much about this, mods correct me if i'm wrong), and same goes for derive in defi options, whales probably only use derive and paradex, and only rfq building liquidity for callput will take years and will likely never reach derive's level. and you'll definitely need to launch your own rfq too liquidity is the pain for a new audience, the pain is the first entry into onchain options trading i mean knowing where to click, whether it works, how to analyze all of this in this regard i'd combine content the way derive/paradex/aevo/thalex do it i'd also borrow the builder strategy experience it's quite convenient for beginners educational content is also a pain on the audience side i'd also try to occasionally create content like the founder of derive does these are posts describing what can be done and what result to expect why is this needed? many people are genuinely encountering options for the first time, they very often ignore basic information about options what they are, what greeks are, etc. they like posts that don't explain what it is and how it works, but instead give a direction let's call it a strategy where to buy which call, where to buy which put, how much profit it could potentially bring and what the risk is there are always users who want to trade options but don't want to read anything, let alone understand it on audience i'd focus entirely on asia korea/china also a few words on the product i'd continue focusing mainly on rwa options but also add crypto options, for example on the top 50 from coingecko 2) funding/marketing if i were positioning callput as a product on base, i'd definitely try to have a connection with the base team so they'd help with various things at minimum just mentioning that this project exists on base also within marketing there should be constant content creation on x, and also using the project account the way the polymarket/polygon intern does because you need to bring some attention to your project and increase views at least steadily to a few thousand, or ideally tens of thousands of views also within marketing it's worth emphasizing that a token launch is planned and that all activity on the platform is being counted on funding if there's an opportunity, definitely go for grants, and if capital from vcs can be raised on reasonable terms then that's worth using too because it's also marketing, and of course funding means the ability to scale and over the next few years you'll need to scale very fast and build serious revenue before the bull market ends also on marketing i'd focus on building the brand and the ceo himself this should be a strong figure who knows everything about options and whose opinion someone finds interesting. and i'd also try to go beyond x and push the product on other platforms 3) community i'd follow the example of derive/hypercall and build a solid community of traders and others in telegram, so they mainly share good information about options, their views, and so on and i'd also additionally consider creating and growing a community on reddit under a general name like onchain options or combining it somehow with finance (though the audience there is mostly us and europe) 4) airdrop / token launch as i already wrote, i'd constantly mention that activity on the platform will be counted toward a future airdrop. here i'd maybe before the token launch release some platform memecoin, pump it to a mcap of a few million and distribute it as an airdrop to early or top users (obviously if finances and revenue are good by that point, you could do a mini airdrop that would create fomo in ct) i'd launch the token the way limitless/hyperliquid did it

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  Gamer Pneuma (@PneumaTime) reported 59 minutes ago

  @BFBulletin Looking at the Reddit, it is apparent most players are genuinely just terrible at the game. People sprint down hallways and get blasted, not realizing they're showing on radar from sprint and then go WTF I HAD NO CHANCE, NETCODE SUX!!!!!!

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  Michael Anissimov (@MikeAnissimov2) reported 59 minutes ago

  @LutherEnjoyer I read about this on some message board and it sounds absolutely terrible and Reddit

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  MarkazeSukoon (@MarkazSukoon) reported 1 hour ago

  reddit post from 2011 just solved my problem better than any recent tutorial

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  Gonbat | Zano | 🇦🇷 (@Gonbat03) reported 1 hour ago

  @jurbed I’ve been using Nous Portal and have never ran into a captcha issue with their bundled tools, even browsing Reddit was fine when testing. But I haven’t tried it headless. Give me a problematic website and I’ll test it headless