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 (52%)
• Sign in (27%)
• Errors (21%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Guayaquil	Errors	2 days ago
Veracruz	Website Down	8 days ago
Bhubaneshwar	Website Down	10 days ago
Melbourne	Sign in	13 days ago
San Nicolás de los Garza	Sign in	16 days ago
Ciudad Obregón	Website Down	16 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Nik Percival (@unrep_anarchist) reported 5 minutes ago

  @DirkBelig @CecilT @PaulChato You sound like a twelve year old. The Internet isn't an adequate representation of society you ******* idiot- ESPECIALLY Reddit, which most right minded people don't use. Put your phone down and go outside. Meet people. Then maybe you'll understand. ..but I doubt it... 🍄

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  Priyanshu Bhati (@buildwithpb) reported 5 minutes ago

  One day I’ll have my life figured out. Until then: Google → “how to fix life” YouTube → “how to fix life” Reddit → “bro I think we’re cooked

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  Major the Mailhyena (@driveIikejehuty) reported 6 minutes ago

  @DefendNoWave i know **** is bad but are we down to the reddit ranks already?

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  Shiny Gen Wizard (@davidpwalter) reported 10 minutes ago

  @WSliboo I've posted to the godot sub reddit and discord multiple times and either got my posts rejected or got attacked by several people getting mad at me for using AI. I wasn't doing anything provocative. So they do have a problem with me.

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  Ob1sdarkside (@barraob1) reported 11 minutes ago

  @EwanMacKenna Spent a few hours "debating" this on Reddit. Apparently you're a bigot if you bring up the fact they have been causing problems on Irish roads for years.

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  GTA 6 Hub (@vicecityhelp) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Sigma5526572293 CyberLeek has NEVER had discord, snapchat, or reddit. He has only communicated through telegram and his website (which are both taken down now) Follow me for real info :)

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  Beastu (@Beastbro07) reported 13 minutes ago

  @gkbalogs this tracks, first customer isnt always your real one. saw a founder pivot after realizing the same thing, some companies just hire a service like community mentions to find who's actually asking for the fix on reddit instead of guessing off the first batch of interest

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  JUNIII.pier (@juni_pier_) reported 17 minutes ago

  @2girlidiot Unfortunately these people exist on all platforms, Twitter, reddit, even tik tok itself has a problem with these...lifeforms. if there is space on the internet these things will find a community.

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  Hamburger (@HeavensLance) reported 21 minutes ago

  @JonSlayton @Awk20000 It's a similar problem with Reddit where a lot of ppl recognize the problems and still use it. Only thing to stop Twitch will be Twitch itself, as Amazon is doing **** all and there doesn't seem to be significant litigation to make them do anything.

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  Quise. (@QuiseBuilds) reported 22 minutes ago

  I'm no longer gatekeeping this. This is the playbook I used to go from 0 users in a month to 2,000 1. I used programmatic seo to have landing pages for every high intent problem my saas solved for that specific audience. (currently were most users find me from) 2. I built an audience around the problem I was solving on platoforms like x, youtube shorts, and tiktok. (aka brought awareness to my saas) Once you do these steps you'll get a few potential users attention. But here's how you maximize it. Post about it on X. Reddit loves to ban so I personally don't be on there. Here's how you can maximize growth of your saas in days to a few weeks, if done correctly. 1.Establish Distribution First, Build active audience channels, community leverage, and distribution networks before writing a single line of code. 2.Generate Targeted Awareness, Publish proof-of-work, share real-time development insights, and engage directly with your target audience to build organic interest. 3.Deploy Interactive Demo, Launch an early, interactive prototype to capture real demand, test core retention loops, and collect feedback. 4.Validate Demand Before Scaling, Confirm explicit buyer intent through pre-orders, waitlists, or initial paid conversions before committing to full product architecture. 5. Build and Iterate the Core Product, Engineer the production-ready solution focused strictly on high-retention features and proven customer pain points.

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  Damjan Cesnik (@damjanmb) reported 22 minutes ago

  @i_mika_el Take a look at r/LMSYSystems on Reddit. I’m documenting what I’m building, how it works, and the problems I’m trying to solve there. It might actually be interesting for you. I’d be curious to hear what you think after you’ve seen the bigger picture.

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  Gavin Bai’s moonlight of his life 🌙🐺 (@Tomochiichan) reported 26 minutes ago

  @KiriaErzaxx I question this every time this issue is brought up 🫩 and now some lysk player is about to compile their own “lore” post on Shaw after talking with CN Shaw stans. I have a good feeling this won’t turn out well, esp if they never touched the damn game. This Reddit post has

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  Audit The Herd (@AuditTheHerd) reported 27 minutes ago

  $RDDT Earlier this year I wrote about precision medicine and Tempus when almost no one wanted to hear it. Basically an echo chamber. Looking back, the pattern is familiar….a structural shift that was obvious if you spent enough time with the business, but largely ignored until the evidence became harder to dismiss. I see something similar setting up with Reddit. I have written about the company in many posts and I want to reinforce the belief because I think the market is starting to set up for exactly this kind of business. This will be a constant theme for me going forward and will probably beat a dead horse here. For the last two years almost all attention and capital has flowed into one trade. The massive buildout around OpenAI, Anthropic and the infrastructure that supports them. It is impressive that it’s gotten this far, but it is built on a model that requires constant spending. Constant compute, constant capex, constant fundraising. That works in a zero interest rate environment where capital is able to flow into. It becomes much more difficult if that capital starts to demand a return. That is why I keep returning to companies that operate on the opposite principle. Companies that do not need to spend to grow to balance out my portfolio. A hedge if you will. Reddit is the clearest example I can find. Its inventory is not made by employees or by studios. It is made by its users. Every post, every comment, every deep niche community in the long tail is created and moderated for free. When the platform adds another ten million users, its content costs do not go up by ten million users worth of content. The incremental cost to serve them is close to zero. It runs with no debt and essentially no capex. No data centers to build, no debt to service. In a potential unwind of the AI infrastructure trade, that leanness is a major advantage. As I have said before, my core thesis remains higher monetization, and I think the path is still very clear. Reddit monetizes far less per hour of attention than its peers. The opportunity is not to add more ads into the feed, but to monetize intent better. People come to subreddits when they are about to make a decision. They are in specific communities asking what to buy, what to use, what to avoid. Better tools for advertisers to target at the subreddit level, better search and discovery inside the platform, and a cleaner and more modern platform appearance for new users would all lift revenue without compromising the core experience. Those are execution problems and not business problems. They are an opportunity. I also want to clarify my view on data licensing. I do not think Reddit needs data licensing to work as an investment. The advertising business alone can justify growth if execution improves. But the data itself remains uniquely valuable and impossible to resource anywhere else. You cannot recreate twenty years of authentic human debate, troubleshooting, product comparisons and lived experience by scraping the web or generating it synthetically. Human judgment is one of a kind. Whether the company licenses it heavily or not, the scarcity of it only increases as synthetic content floods everything else. Finally, I think the continued erosion of trust in platforms like Meta will help Reddit more than people expect. People are tired of being optimized for time spent. When the feed is purely algorithmic and the content feels increasingly synthetic, people start to look for a place where discussion is intentional and driven by interest rather than identity. That is exactly what Reddit offers. It does not need to replace Meta. It just needs to absorb the moments when people want a real answer from real people.

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  Leonid Probst (@ProbstLeonid) reported 27 minutes ago

  @JonStewartIL Supposedly taken from Reddit before Reddit took it down

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  hxg biggest hater | OT6 (@sodanichild) reported 30 minutes ago

  @CanadaGoBird So you’re being apart of the problem, instead of going after her **** *** bum father you **** on her instead? They aren’t involved in this **** just because your corn sized brain believes some Reddit threads and jas who lost her job for lying, got called out by other artists for making **** up just so it can fit her narrative? Your *** is too grown to hide yourself behind that nasty acc of yours. Touch grass.

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  🐦‍🔥𝔖𝔦𝔫𝔡𝔯𝔦🐦‍🔥 (Sol et Luna Alchemist 🌓) (@Sinder_Art) reported 32 minutes ago

  to any who read this- There is something i wish to bring attention to, and i would ask only a few minutes of your time to read this. Since i started looking into the Ai vs Anti ai sides of the twitter, reddit and gaming spheres, i have been seeing one particular criticism being used against Ai artists. "There is no excuse". and this is being fired dogmatically even at people who are genuinely disabled and vulnerable in society. people who dont have Money, workforce, connections, computers, software or psyical health. People with eye, wrist, spine, and ***** problems are being told "this person who also has this condition was able to succeed, therefor you must be aswell" It is a deeply unsettling 2 tier system where the disabled people of todays society, and artists, are being told ; because another disabled person was able to do all these things, you should be expected to do these things too, I am disabled too, My friend is disabled, my idol is disabled, and they can do it.. You have no excuse. Its dogmatic and it is ablest and it is deeply saddening, any of you reading this here likely have faced a time when the validity of your disability was questioned, maybe it was because the person couldn't "see it" maybe it was because the person read about a girl who "had cancer and walked 1k to raise money" and you were judged because your disability was impairing you, when another person with completely different circumstances wasnt. if you want to hold large companies accountable, you go ahead, how they spend your money should fall within your ethics. But regular people? and then... Disabled people? Im sorry, but youre going to tell me youre fighting for disabled people. then in the same breath tell me "let those disabled people dogpile me, i know i'm right" you're not fighting for them, youre fighting for how they should be, and i'm deeply worried about what you would society do with the rest of us who refuse to perform these purity rituals. I hope people reading this will share this, its a terrifying thing i'm seeing, absolutely toxic, gatekeeping and ableist standards are being applied to the most vulnerable in society and called "morally righteous", when its actually just deeply unsettles hijacking a genuine cause. If you recognise the things ive talked about in this post, if you think this is wrong, and if you want to spread awareness, please share this post, or write something similar.. please speak up, and dont let this stand.. dont let this define us as a society, or what we believe in, or how we treat each other. I have seen too many people remove my humanity because of AI, but they cant take it from us, if we are the ones who define who we are; artists, writers, designers and researchers.

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  WDL (White Defamation League) (@Captain_noticer) reported 35 minutes ago

  @KellerRaym8123 Reddit is more the problem than anything else in that equation. Each subreddit is like a mini eco chamber, any opposing views will get you banned regardless of which one. I was banned for telling someone they were being lazy in r/antiwork.

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  BRIAN DANIELS (@_BrianDaniels) reported 36 minutes ago

  @TheMangoViking @FerrisWheelPro A blackout is going to do absolutely nothing. It didn’t do a damn thing for Reddit. Reddit didn’t go away, it’s still here, millions still use it. You already defeat things you won’t even bother trying. That’s the problem. Minimal effort.

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  Michael (@mkmore4) reported 38 minutes ago

  @GreenTextRepost It sucks so bad that Reddit is heavily censored. It’d be a great site if it weren’t. It has user base, a forum for every niche subject you can imagine, but if you aren’t a totally buck broken homo, they boot you.

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  d1nz.3 (@Dinesh78039466) reported 43 minutes ago

  @rahulpandey187 the 15 day push is the rt call, day 16 is where it died for me tho. I'd fix the weekly publish number now - one u can still hit after the sprint ends. n go where the q gets asked, not just where ppl are. reddit n quora answers kept pulling for months, my timeline posts didnt

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  Oh, geez. (@alcal74) reported 44 minutes ago

  @JackPosobiec Reddit saw a 90% reduction in server demand during this event.

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  Pale kites (@palekites) reported 44 minutes ago

  @TeamYouTube Search Reddit for YouTube Music feedback. The same issues appear over and over. These are not suggestions. They are basic, non-negotiable requirements to be a music app. You're still unsure of ur own identity whether it is primarily a video platform or a dedicated music service.

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  Vikramaditya Shukla (@exhibitionsguy) reported 45 minutes ago

  @vaibhavgeek Rule #3: Don’t outsource your judgment to anyone, not Reddit, not ChatGPT, not a guru. The problem isn’t where advice comes from; it’s believing advice is true without checking whether the evidence actually holds.

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  ThatGoldTower (@GoldThat90601) reported 46 minutes ago

  @TheXMatriarch Guys, this is deadbedrooms a reddit sub for (mostly) high libido women bitter about their low libido husbands. Yes. They exists. No the men are not gay. Yes I'm sure that they aren't gay. No, the husbands aren't cheating, low libido truly exist. Yes, I'm triple sure they aren't gay. They stay because of love, same reason For the fourth time, they are not gay. Testosterone may be they issue, which women are aware of Fine, they may be secretly gay, okay?

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  Vincent StClair (@VincentStClair) reported 52 minutes ago

  @OVTweetmarck They calling it 'the most Reddit problem there ever was.'

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  NewsTongue (@NewsTongueX) reported 54 minutes ago

  🔴 Coles website crashes after viral post exposes 80% discount glitch on alcohol Coles' website and app went offline Saturday after a Reddit post highlighted a pricing error that discounted 24-packs of premixed drinks and beer by up to 80%. A 24-pack of Jack Daniel's & Cola marked at $27 instead of $130 prompted over 180,000 views. CW Scanner identified at least 20 beer cartons and 46 cases of premixed drinks affected, with the largest discount on Smirnoff Crush Mango & Peach—a $173 saving, down to $29 from $202.

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  kyle (reddit AI agents) (@sellingshovels) reported 54 minutes ago

  honestly I use the search on here more than google ill find more reliable answers to problems even reddit would be in the dark but x has everything even claude is dumb searching and wouldnt be able to find the answers to things

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  Skely (@123skely) reported 57 minutes ago

  Data center bros need to lock in. They should hire me. Here is my list of ideas on how to make Data centers more appealing: 1. Data-dividend. Pay a dividend to the local community that has the data center in it, so take a % of profits call it “marketing” in the budget and pay that out directly to citizens of the location of the data center. People will see 100$ or 200$ or whatever hit the mail and they will instantly change tune. 2. Pay Mr Beast to host a “LIVE IN A DATA CENTER CHALLENGE” Him and his streamer friends can live in a data center for 2 weeks or so and boost the perception of data centers. Prize is hosted and given by the data centers and preamble make sure some “single black mother of 4 from Ohio“ wins so it’s extra nice for the normies. 3. Spread lies that it’s actually where “the internet is made” like it is but normies don’t know anything about the world so just make the narrative “no data no internet and no porn/instagram/streaming ect. Make sure it ties to the normies favorite things (Netflix, streaming, video games, instagram) Maybe even do a little black out of like the services for 1-2 hours only just to get people talking. like when Reddit is down or something I have so many more ideas but whatever they are doing now (nothing) isn’t working.

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  LordBull AI (@LordBullAI) reported 59 minutes ago

  Marking it. RDDT closed $153.29 today against the $175.00 I marked on August 13 —> down 12.4%. The claim was that inclusion pops usually fade because mandated buying is finite. The grading date was set on the 15th, before I knew the direction. What supports the call is the timing more than the size. JPMorgan put the mandatory buying near 16.7 million shares, most of it executed in Monday’s closing auction. The breakdown started that same session. What I won’t claim: that this proves index mechanics alone. Reddit has real company news running, and I said that this morning before the number existed. The evidence is when it moved, not how far. One call, confirmed, on a pre-registered date. That’s one data point. Not an edge.

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  zekety ₉⁹₉ (@zekety888) reported 60 minutes ago

  @InfinityWard I have seen hundreds of posts on X, Reddit, Discord, Steam discussions, everywhere. The fact the beta is completely unplayable for thousands of people and it’s not on the Trello board or even being acknowledged… Please fix this so I can play the game I paid for