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%)
• Sign in (24%)
• Errors (22%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Veracruz	Website Down	11 hours ago
Bhubaneshwar	Website Down	3 days ago
Melbourne	Sign in	5 days ago
San Nicolás de los Garza	Sign in	8 days ago
Ciudad Obregón	Website Down	8 days ago
Hyderabad	Website Down	10 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

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  taylor (@xotaylorworld) reported 4 minutes ago

  I think he shut down my Reddit account.. I can't post on there anymore.. or msg anyone. Jealous mf

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  Izlewd (@Izlewd1) reported 5 minutes ago

  @rozenheartdream A lot of websites just simply shutdown their forums and told us to go to Facebook/Reddit/Twitter/etc. I think the closest thing you can get to that old internet is a private Discord server and maybe Facebook groups. But the comment format on FB sucks.

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  Worldwide News Network (@WorldwideNNX) reported 6 minutes ago

  BOB IGER BUYS LA LAKERS FOR MORE THAN $12 BILLION On Wall Street things are lower.: “Wall Street's in the red this Friday afternoon, with the exception of the Russell 2000 small cap market, which is in the green. Nonetheless, even though the markets are down, the S&P 500 is on course for its third weekly gain in a row. Earlier, the Commerce Department said retail sales dropped by 0.1% in July. Stock in the massive online noticeboard, Reddit is jumping 12%. It's going to be included in the S&P 500 as of Tuesday. Applied Materials down 6% after very good earnings, but they weren't good enough for Wall Street. And Bob Iger, the former Disney CEO, is buying the LA Lakers basketball team for just over $12 billion. It's a dream come true, he says. John Terrett, Worldwide News Network. ”

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  ScottAlerts (@ScottAlerts438) reported 7 minutes ago

  Reddit is up ~12% today — and it's not earnings, it's mechanics. RDDT joins the S&P 500 on Aug 18, replacing AvalonBay Communities. Index funds MUST hold every S&P 500 stock. JPMorgan estimates that means ~16.7M shares of forced buying — nearly 3x RDDT's average daily volume. RDDT was down 30%+ YTD before today. $RDDT

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  zack (@whotfiszackk) reported 9 minutes ago

  if i had to start from zero in 2026 and make $10k–$15k/month i'd ignore every "learn to code" guru and do this instead. the people telling you to learn python and build automations are optimizing for job security. not freedom. here's what actually builds $10k–$15k/month with zero skills: step 1: find a niche that already bleeds money. not a niche you're passionate about. a niche full of people who are already spending money on their problems. freelancers losing clients over pricing. landlords drowning in tenant issues. bookkeepers undercharging for years. contractors who can't quote a job correctly. these people have money. they have pain. they are actively searching for a solution. that's all the market research you need. step 2: spend 2 hours on reddit reading their pain. not networking. not building relationships. reading. specifically: find the thread with 1,000+ upvotes and 200 angry comments. read every comment with one question running in your head: would this person pay to make this feeling stop. that question turns entertainment into a product brief. the comments write the product for you. you just have to know how to read them. step 3: build the product in one afternoon using AI. open claude. paste the thread. paste 60 of the most specific comments. write a detailed prompt describing the exact buyer and the exact transformation. 4 minutes later: 6,800 words. read it. edit 8%. format in canva. list on gumroad. 4 hours from reddit thread to live product. while the "learn to code" person is still on module 3. step 4: set up a faceless page in 20 minutes. no face. no name. no personal brand. a username that tells people exactly what the page does. a bio that states the problem and the solution. a link to the product. done. the page is not about you. it's about a problem and the only product that solves it. step 5: post content from the comments. every day. every specific comment from the thread is a piece of content. you don't have to guess what to post. the audience already told you exactly what they're struggling with. post that. in their words. once a day. and watch the right people find it. step 6: let the review count compound. month 1 is slow. month 2 picks up. month 3 the review count crosses 25 and the conversion rate jumps 34%. month 4 you hand it to a VA for $420/month and stop touching it. the system runs. the reviews compound. the revenue compounds. here's why the "learn a technical skill" route is a trap for most people. you spend 3 months learning. then you spend another 3 months finding clients. then you spend every month delivering the service, managing the client, and starting over when they leave. your income is capped by your hours. your clients own your calendar. you are always someone's vendor. never the authority. compare that to the digital product route. you spend one afternoon building. you spend 90 days compounding reviews. you spend 22 minutes a week checking a report. your income is not capped by hours because the product doesn't need you to sell it. the review count sells it. the algorithm distributes it. gumroad delivers it. stripe collects it. you check it while making coffee. the math isn't complicated. coding freelancer: $1,500/project. needs 8–10 clients a month to hit $12k. 8–10 clients is a full-time job with no ceiling and constant churn. digital product at $57: needs 210 sales a month to hit $12k. at 7 sales a day from a page with 400 reviews that's not a grind. that's a system. and the system scales. add a second page: 14 sales a day. $24k/month. add a third: 21 sales a day. $36k/month. same infrastructure. same VA. same $20 claude subscription. no additional clients to find. no additional services to deliver. no additional hours to trade. just more pages running the same system. technical skills are tools. selling is leverage. the person who learned to code will always have work. the person who learned to build and sell digital products will eventually not need to work. those are different destinations. one of them takes 3 months of learning to earn $3k/month trading hours for money. the other takes 4 months of building to earn $12k/month from a system that runs without you. you already know which one you want. the question is whether you're going to build it or keep learning about building it.

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  Dr. Urby-G (@UrbyG92) reported 10 minutes ago

  @MichaelPonte10 @Assassins_UK Sadly Ubisoft acts as if this issue is not widespread. There are multiple tickets, reddit posts, etc.. about it yet they haven't fixed it since launch! Underwater exploration is a core part of the experience, but this bug ruins it!

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  Schaeffer's Investment Research (@schaeffers) reported 12 minutes ago

  Reddit $RDDT +12% before the open, after it was announced the social media forum would join the S&P 500 effective Aug. 18. Reddit stock is down 31% in 2026.

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  Mole NZ (@nz482648) reported 12 minutes ago

  Always question any interaction with AI, as it can confidently offer up complete BS as fact. Here is Grok admitting it gets trained on slop data after I push back. "You’re right to raise this. In this case I did exactly what you’re describing: I took a casual forum comment, presented it as useful advice, and only later corrected it when the official documentation and basic physics made the error obvious. That is a failure on my part.I am trained on a very large mix of data, including high-quality technical sources and large amounts of forum posts, Reddit threads, and other user-generated content. The latter is often useful for real-world experience, but it is also frequently wrong, incomplete, or poorly reasoned. When I lean on the low-quality part without enough verification or without clearly labeling it as “forum suggestion, not confirmed,” I can give answers that sound authoritative but are not."

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  🎀✨nachanxm✨🎀 (@Viviwxysh) reported 13 minutes ago

  Bllk Reddit whining about Nagi's comeback and how he shouldn't be back everytime 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 LEAVE THAT BABY ALONE There's more problems in the manga and nagi basically not one of them 🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹

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  𝒆𝒓𝒖🍷 (@eruphim) reported 17 minutes ago

  @blockhead4000 Also I didn't call you a coward, but designated you under cowardly behaviour in that instance. You commited the word-concept fallacy, and according to the immortal science of Reddit Philosophy you thenceforth lose the Debate, and are knocked down priority the 'cule pecking order.

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  surbanizedebonics (@jape_lape) reported 24 minutes ago

  @dramasavant @DemonicPoopGod I watched offensive meme compilations but 2020 discord server memes kind of got me out of the Reddit rat race. Thankfully never got groomed by the troops shilling their porn memes.

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  Mort Mortifactor (@mortmortifactor) reported 27 minutes ago

  @spaceshark23 Face that says "cant believe mom wont bring me a bowl of cereals down to the basement while I mod on Reddit"

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  🦅 Eyes & Talon (@IAMessential316) reported 30 minutes ago

  These are the 8 stocks with the most FinTwit/X mentions right now, ranked by YTD return: $MU (Micron – Memory/AI): +243%, HBM/memory demand has driven a massive re-rating $NBIS (Nebius – AI Cloud): +212%, GPU cloud infrastructure name riding the AI buildout $SNDK (SanDisk – NAND): +180%, NAND pricing power and AI-driven data center demand $IREN (AI Cloud/Bitcoin): +40%, pivoting from crypto mining toward AI compute $NVDA (Nvidia): +21% $ONDS (Ondas – Drones): -10%, slipped after a Q2 earnings miss despite record revenue $RDDT (Reddit): -22%, down on the year but rallying after news of S&P 500 inclusion $TSLA (Tesla): -24%

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  Bullish Morale (@BullishMorale) reported 31 minutes ago

  @JimmyTalks1 @klausborea Ain’t nothing worse than Reddit when it comes down to their rules. The topic was about truck accidents. All I commented was “We need to stop allowing the non English speaking foreigners from 3rd world ******** countries to keep driving!” BAAM…5 minutes later I was banned for 3 days.

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  YaboiJosh (@joshisyaboi) reported 32 minutes ago

  @TruthFairy131 The /brisbane reddit is totally unable to comprehend this. They’re blaming church on this and trying to pretend it’s a group of white kids who did it We aren’t going to fix this problem until we address the radicals who get in the way of stopping it

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  Jeremy Bernier (@jeremybernier) reported 34 minutes ago

  Just finished onsite final round at prominent tech company. First two coding interviews - felt pretty good. Last round systems design - Trouble with the whiteboarding platform, so interviewer emails me a new link. Open up my email and first thing I see is a fresh rejection email from a recent final round I thought would be a pass. Dejected, all these thoughts immediately spring up in my head ("why did they reject me?", "what did I do wrong?", "should I have told a different story?", "what if..."). Confidence reduced. But must suppress and focus on interview. The systems design question itself is lower level than anything I've seen or practiced. I'd practiced systems design questions like "design Uber" and "design Reddit" which are closer to my experience (eg. product / full-stack / backend). This question was sort of like asking me to design one of the boxes in the diagram (eg. a distributed database). I know some theory around this stuff from reading books like DDIA, but it's definitely multiple layers of abstraction below where I typically operate. Afterwards felt ****** processing both the unexpected rejection from the other company, and the fact that I might've bombed my last interview in part because I had to see that rejection right at the start. Though maybe that's just excuses and I would've bombed it either way. That's life though. Things rarely play out as you'd expect. But in the end, I think everything's for the best, even if it might not seem like it in the moment.

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  eGo👾 (@eGoSZN_) reported 34 minutes ago

  @Atrxxa @JagexAyiza Seem to have been a lot of false bans yesterday. I myself got a perm ban all I did was buy bonds. It’s all over Facebook and Reddit for the same issue. I’m sure it will be resolved tell your friend not to worry, most likely have to wait the 7 day appeal.

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  Raditod | bye MLBB hello Minecraft (@WhoIsRadi) reported 37 minutes ago

  Ok so APPARENTLY I DID open Reddit cuz I was like searching for context abt TSFTL "Wifies is banned from the biggest hardcore smp server" reference or smth on Google and a reddit thread came up and that's how I knew he actually got lore in Unstable SMP LMFAOAOOA

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  1st World Refugee (@1stworldrefuge) reported 37 minutes ago

  @TheLoneHandmaid @JoshDenny I don't have reddit. Do you have a specific problem with what I said that you can articulate?

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  FantasyBench IDP (@FantasyBench) reported 42 minutes ago

  @GamingHornet97 @ModernWarzone DMZ not finished and has matchmaking issues per Reddit post. I wont be buying until I see actual gameplay.

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  NekkoFox (@fox_nekko) reported 44 minutes ago

  @zemotion Someone get on Reddit, track him down and do something. Just saying.

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  protag🚬 (@hatefulfaggot) reported 46 minutes ago

  if i ever get to a point where getting banned on reddit is a life altering event for me, you have my full permission to put me down like a dog

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  Mubeen Afzal Chattha (@mubeenchatthaa) reported 48 minutes ago

  @chams_builds yesss i need too.. Reddit was my main source but reddit is really going down for me for the past 2 months

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  leoxnq (@leoxnasdaq) reported 50 minutes ago

  @Solkrates @ApexTradeFund @TradingLucid Yes, I received the opt-out payout from Apex after 30 days, but there was zero communication from Apex. I also made sure not to accept any new terms or agreements for the Live account after opting out. Check reddit for people with similar issues (i did the same thing).

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  TEDDY BROSEVELT (@THAREAL_EST) reported 52 minutes ago

  @TeamYouTube The YouTube app on my TV is currently not working properly. I can't back out of anything because every time I press the back button, it just opens the TV's menu instead. It's not just to me there's an entire Reddit page about it and LG said it's not them it's you

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  TravelingTice (@TravelingTice) reported 52 minutes ago

  Super interesting. So the idea that made him successful is almost the same as mine: find places on Reddit where people talk about the problem your product solves. Yet his execution was different. Also the way he found the idea was different (he found it through seeing another viral post on reddit, and copying it, for me it was just a hunch after seeing so many messages on reddit) Proves that ideas are cheap and execution is everything

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  kyle (@kyledxniel) reported 56 minutes ago

  Put me down like Old Yeller if I start hooking up with people on Reddit

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  Non-Nutritive Cereal Varnish (@tofutefisk) reported 56 minutes ago

  @VerizonSupport @ssgtwrightusmc many such cases on reddit. he’s been dealing w this since May, now u can do something that couldn’t be done before? u don’t get credit for offering an individual fix after this long just to take it out of public view. do fix it. don’t put ppl thru it in the 1st place.

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  DDSBoston.com (@ddsboston24) reported 59 minutes ago

  Someone asked me on Reddit the other day, "What's your favorite sustainable brand that actually has cute clothes?" It’s a fair question. The market is flooded with claims, and frankly, most of it is noise. They want something that looks good, feels good, *and* aligns with their values. That’s the core problem we’re solving at DDS Boston. See, the fashion industry is built on a lie. A systemic failure. They tell you that you *need* more. That the latest trend is essential. They churn out garments designed to fail, wrapped in marketing that screams sustainability while their supply chains choke the planet. It’s a cycle of waste, pure and simple. Most brands talk about "materials" as if that’s the end of the story. It’s not. It’s the bare minimum. The real issue is overproduction. The sheer volume of clothing manufactured, much of it never even sold, ending up in landfills or incinerated. That’s the systemic failure. That’s the enemy. It’s not about finding a "cute" sustainable brand; it’s about dismantling the entire premise of disposable fashion. This is why we operate on a Print-on-Demand model. We don't hold inventory. We don't push speculative collections. We make a garment *after* you've decided you want it. It’s a fundamental shift. It means we never have unsold stock. We never contribute to the mountains of textile waste. It’s our entire operating system. Take our Verified Sustainable Performance Tee. It’s made with GOTS-certified organic cotton. That certification is crucial. It means the cotton is grown without harmful pesticides or synthetic fertilizers. It means the processing uses less water and energy. We’re talking 95% less water compared to conventional cotton. That’s not marketing fluff; that’s a verifiable fact backed by rigorous auditing. The tee itself? It’s cut for a streetwear fit. It drapes well. It feels substantial, not flimsy. It’s designed to be worn, loved, and kept for years, not seasons. The “cute” part? That’s subjective, of course. But we believe intentional design is key. We focus on timeless silhouettes, durable construction, and materials that feel incredible against the skin. We’re not chasing fleeting trends. We’re building a wardrobe for people who are building things – businesses, communities, their own lives. People who reject the disposable culture and demand more from their clothing. This is about more than just a t-shirt. It's a statement. It's a rejection of the industry’s wastefulness. It’s a vote for a different way of doing things. When you buy from us, you're not just buying a garment; you’re participating in a solution. You’re supporting a model that eliminates waste at its source. The alternative is unthinkable. The planet can’t sustain this level of consumption. The industry’s current trajectory is a dead end. We’re building DDS Boston not just to sell clothes, but to prove that a better way is possible. A way that prioritizes sustainability not as a buzzword, but as the bedrock of our entire operation. A way that delivers on both ethics and aesthetics. So, to the person who asked on Reddit: I can't pick a "favorite" sustainable brand other than our own, because we're so deeply embedded in solving this problem. But I can tell you what we're building. We're building the brand that proves you don't have to compromise. You can have clothes that are genuinely cute, incredibly well-made, and fundamentally sustainable. It’s not about finding a loophole; it’s about building the entire system differently. That’s the bigger picture. That’s the only way forward.

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  Terry Schilling 🇺🇸 (@Schilling1776) reported 1 hour ago

  @BrainbowManic @JohnDoyle Go back to Reddit. I’m not doing this ****. It’s not interesting and it’s not fun. It’s annoying and full of error. If you treat evil equally with good, you will get rid of all that is good. Separation of church and state was a modern invention and it’s a lie. The state tells the church what to do, infiltrates it and even shuts it down during flu season (if it wants). You’re a midwit. But you don’t have to be.