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 (53%)
• Sign in (25%)
• Errors (22%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Melbourne	Sign in	1 day ago
San Nicolás de los Garza	Sign in	4 days ago
Ciudad Obregón	Website Down	4 days ago
Hyderabad	Website Down	6 days ago
Melbourne	Website Down	13 days ago
Stuttgart	Errors	14 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

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  eric cartman (@cartmanbrah911) reported 3 minutes ago

  @decafpliz ???? what issue do you have with subs that use reddit specifically

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  Ajay Lather (@ajaykumarlather) reported 4 minutes ago

  🔍 Perplexity is the search engine that actually answers your question instead of dumping 10 purple links on you. It reads the web in real time, synthesizes what it finds, and shows you the sources so you're not just trusting a robot. 📚 Type a question and get a proper answer with citations built in. Click any source to verify what Perplexity pulled. No fluff, no ads, no "people also ask" rabbit holes. 🛠 Use it to research before a meeting—ask about a competitor's latest funding round or a new regulation in your industry. It pulls current info that search engines usually bury three pages down. 💡 Use it to learn something specific. Ask "how do transformer models work" and get a readable explanation with links to the papers and resources that matter. Way faster than assembling your own reading list. 🎯 Use it to fact check claims you hear. Perplexity searches across multiple sources at once, so you spot when something's half true or outdated. Power tip: Use the Focus feature to narrow searches to News, Academic, Reddit, or YouTube. If you need breaking news sources only, flip to News mode instead of searching the whole web. Saves you from sifting through old blog posts. Save this and tell us: do you still Google everything, or have you switched your default search already? #AISearch #ProductivityTools

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  . (@cr7bizzle) reported 4 minutes ago

  Certain Reddit thread counting down the days

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  Welfare Capital (Jack) (@Pray4Equity) reported 4 minutes ago

  Everyone knows $RDDT is struggling with user growth in the most valuable U.S. logged-in cohort. I decided I’d try to understand why. I’ll put forth a theory that I think is pretty convincing (it’s not Google). As always, no paywall. We get into the nitty-gritty of why would-be new users aren’t retaining, and what Reddit is already doing to fix the issue (which has actually been somewhat self-inflicted). The case where Reddit isn’t growing users because the site is “tapped out” in the U.S. and the case I’m presenting here, where new users are visibly trying to engage but can’t in many instances, are two very different cases. I’m positing the 2nd case here and I think the user cohort data, as well as actual usage patterns from new users themselves, support this thesis. Post is free. Go check it out if you want, bulls and bears alike, because I think everyone ought to at least consider this theory, especially before anyone says “Reddit will never grow again in the U.S.”

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  socks (@socksdestroyer) reported 6 minutes ago

  It was inspired by a Reddit post that’s got taken down 😭😭 basically Hahn is Sokka’s evil husband who wants an open relationship which Sokka is very against. He ends up giving up and agreeing to it for the sake of their kid (Varrick).

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  edie #ValkoIsLoved (@sacrifcials) reported 8 minutes ago

  @app1esavce right!! it only becomes an issue when your dislike causes you to demean or harass others bc then it stops being abt preference and is just. well. you being an ******* 😭 but the reddit post was VERY very respectful so i truly do not understand why so many ppl on here were so mad

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  ART HAS NO ALIENS, Carmen ⁷⊙⊝⊜⟭⟬⟬⟭ 💜🔍⍤⃝🔎 (@cidorta) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Army_Connect . @RecordingAcad you need to put a stop to this type of narrative, even though this reddit is not moderated by your organization. This reddit doesn't help fix your reputation, totally the opposite.

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  ً (@MacDaddyCJ) reported 13 minutes ago

  @beyonceswigg I used to follow the Reddit exposing errything bc she was almost arrested down the street from my house here in CO a few years back … but she is so dark and the rabbit hole goes deep 🫣🫥

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  Yannis (@yannnis) reported 17 minutes ago

  Here’s what keeps me up every night. You ask ChatGPT: “What’s the best restaurant in Athens?” It can answer because thousands of people visited restaurants, took photos, wrote reviews, argued on Reddit, updated Google Maps. Now imagine nobody visits those sites anymore. Nobody writes the review because there’s no traffic. New content isn't directly reachable. Nobody publishes the guide because there’s no money in it. So what does ChatGPT read and train on next? AI can generate new sentences and remix existing information. It can’t generate the fact that a new restaurant opened yesterday and the pasta is terrible. Someone still has to go eat the pasta. Is this an equivalent debate to what happens when we die? Like no one knows but everyone will find out.

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  Shifty (@Shifty681669) reported 18 minutes ago

  @FallenAtlas @sonofapollo870 @Pirat_Nation As someone who is in that boat, GROK is why. It's changed how I use everyday internet stuff. What a recipe? No more bullshit cooking sites and 5 pages of scrolling to get to the directions. Ask GROK. Where to go in a game? No more bullshit IGN articles or scouring Reddit or Steam forums. Rare unusual PC issue that google shows no results for? You guessed it, GROK.

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  Nephalem Jason (@NephalemJason67) reported 18 minutes ago

  @Jbn024 Probably youtube finally found the right audience for it. Lot of people saying that as you should never delete old vids even if they are doing terrible. Never know when things like that happen ;) (Just seen this same thing cross by when scrolling reddit lol)

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  NITIN YADAV (@nitindotdev) reported 18 minutes ago

  A developer's browser tabs: • Documentation • Stack Overflow • GitHub • ChatGPT • YouTube • Reddit • "How to fix this error" And one tab that's been open for 11 months. Nobody knows what it does. Not even the developer.

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  JV (@venture170) reported 19 minutes ago

  The biggest issue with Reddit they think everyone is a bot.

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  NW_Conservative (@tesla_hillbilly) reported 21 minutes ago

  @IfindRetards Do a search for “zero covid” on Reddit. LOTS of broken people out there.

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  PoposhiRat 🐀 (@PoposhiRat) reported 23 minutes ago

  Rivals players thinking league is an example to follow just because they are mad at the current meta you can't make this up 😭😭 😭 League focused on the competitive pro play aspect so much they took away the fun from so many characters by keeping them in Pro-Jail, it is to a point that you can't even post on the league sub reddit if you are not talking about esports Plus League also has the same favoritism issue, almost 200 and you would see the same guys like Kai'sa ever worlds

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  elsiestache ༻༺ (@_LOVERiplier_) reported 25 minutes ago

  @Warfstachetwt @markiplier yeah the bot problem on reddit is fascinating bc at least on twitter you can tell when someone is a bot 😭😭 i find posting on reddit to be exhausting bc there are so many specific rules you have to follow or your post gets removed. i’d rather be free to post what i want here

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  MindspeaksFi (@MindspeaksFi) reported 25 minutes ago

  @mbontrager5 @withoutwallst I saw on Reddit. Many people complained about their 401k balance dropped 99% or to $0 but they had a message showing it was an error

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  OL (@ol_onX) reported 28 minutes ago

  It’s over for prediction markets 2 projects are shutting down in 1 day Here’s why it happens: Mistake is simple They decided to grow their brand only in X Prediction markets is no longer a crypto company That’s why need to use this benefit and develop the community across Tik Tok, Instagram and Reddit Everyone remember that Fireplace received $2m investment Problem not in money. Everything depends on plan and brand positioning

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  Rene Sellmann (@ReneSellmann) reported 35 minutes ago

  Value investors have a habit of sucking their thumb through the best years of a capital-light compounder's life. The business earns absurd returns on the capital it employs, needs almost nothing incremental to grow, as a result grows very fast, and trades at a multiple that seems pricey, so you wait for an entry point that respects your process. In the meantime, the company grows 20-40% a year for the better part of a decade and grows into the number you refused to pay, and when you finally pull up the chart with hindsight you discover that the stock was cheap for the entire period you were being "disciplined" about it. Then comes the cruel part. The multiple often only compresses to a level your framework will approve of once the growth that justified it has gone, so the moment the screen finally surfaces the name tends to be the moment the thing you wanted to own has stopped being that thing. The Trade Desk $TTD might be a textbook specimen. Quarterly revenue growth peaked at 27–28% in 2024 and has stepped down in almost every quarter since: 22, 25, 19, 18, 14, 12, and now 3% in the June quarter. Q3 is guided to a double-digit decline (approx. 12%). My friend Andrew Letendre put the competitive read on it bluntly the other day: "Meta is THE advertising company now, I don't see the point of looking for 'the next $Meta' or anything like that... when Meta rolled out their full AI prompt to Ad campaign product, I remember saying to myself 'TTD is done'". I have no view on the name and no position, and if you want to actually understand what is happening inside the business rather than admire the shape of the curve, watch @UnrivaledInvest's video on it or read what @stwboerse has published. What interests me is the pattern. The valuation has never looked more reasonable than it does today, and the business has never looked less like the one that earned the premium. A friend recently framed this well when we went back and forth on it last week via DMs. His argument is that technology can at times be a massive momentum and growth game, that quality growth investors overpay knowingly because they understand they will not be shareholders forever, and that quality value as a style has done far better in industrials, pharmaceuticals and consumer than it ever has in tech. Interesting perspective. In software and platforms, a low multiple is far more often a piece of information about the business than an opportunity created by the market. Which brings me to the distinction that decides everything, and that I plan to write about separately under the heading of a “lost HALF decade” framework. There is a version of this setup you want to own with both hands: an excellent business, unloved, five years of nothing in the share price, growth interrupted by a problem that is painful and temporary BUT fixable. Meta in late 2022 was that – FCF went negative during one quarter, the business was under attack from various fronts. And there is a version that eats you: the same optical cheapness, the same multi-year drawdown, and a slowdown that is structural because someone larger has taken the value chain or there is serious disruption taking place. From the outside, these two look almost identical, and the entire job of the analyst is to tell them apart before the market does. Consider Reddit right now. The first sequential decline in US daily actives showed up in Q2. Either that is a ceiling, in which case the 100 million US DAU north star was a story, or it is a fixable consequence of algorithm changes and search dependency, in which case the ambition survives, and the current disappointment is the setup.

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  Techneti …um (@TcTechnetium) reported 36 minutes ago

  @3rdAdri74166 It’s been happening to me everyday and I asked the reddit and it’s happening to a bunch of people. Seemingly just a glitch

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  ItWasntMe (@Itwasntme2026) reported 36 minutes ago

  @amitisinvesting Anytime the AI trade is even .3% red (not -5%, .5%, not .4%, but .003) the internet, Reddit, Melvins, whomever wonder why the line isn't going up and to the right. The ENTIRE world is filled with chasers. They chase it up and down. The trade is intact.

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  Mathias (@Ben15021990) reported 37 minutes ago

  @Reddit Need help with my account. Got hacked 2 months ago by 3rd party. Visit Reddit rarely. 3rd party proceeded to join NSFW sites and get my account banned for upvote manipulation. Tried to appeal in various ways, none worked. Please check my login history. u/Mathias976

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  ♀ emma 𖦹 (@radfemma) reported 37 minutes ago

  i always think of cases like this when i read reddit posts ab fathers deciding to troon out & placing crossdressing above being a father, often guilting their wives (who deep down know better) into giving them time around their children

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  Brad Sugars ActionCOACH (@BradSugars) reported 39 minutes ago

  Turn your ads off tomorrow and see what's left standing. For most businesses the answer is nothing. Zero leads by Friday. That's the rule I run every company by now. Rent attention or own it. Instant marketing is rent. The day you stop paying, you're evicted. A Meta ad dies the second the budget does. A YouTube video I made six years ago still books calls for us. Same effort, wildly different math. Permanent assets: 1. YouTube videos answering the questions buyers actually search 2. Blog articles that rank and sit there 3. Reddit and forum answers people find for years 4. Pinterest pins, which nobody takes seriously and should 5. Your own website with real depth on it, not five pages Here's the part that stings. Permanent marketing feels slow. Week one you get nothing. So the owner panics and goes back to buying leads, because instant gives you a dopamine hit today. I did the same thing for years, honestly. Ads are measurable, so I hid there. But Google told us buyers do 7 hours of research before purchasing. If those 7 hours don't exist on your channels, they happen on your competitor's. Every ad is an expense. Every asset is an employee that works nights, weekends, and never asks for a raise. Run ads if you want. I still do. But every month, build one thing that outlives the invoice.

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  Anthony Minito (@Simplicit570) reported 40 minutes ago

  @iJamm3r Don't listen to the reddit posts or random tweets, just wait it out. I was able to login to Bandai's website no issues at all just the game update language was wrong

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  Kruscle (@Kruscle) reported 48 minutes ago

  @OMBReviews I posted a gun stand I made on r/3DPrinting and they took the post down. I reuploaded it with the gun covered, with funny text over it saying "too scawy for reddit" and then they banned me. Asked the mods why and then they muted me and extended the ban to a year and muted me lmao

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  James (@jamescoder12) reported 53 minutes ago

  He said this is the feature most people avoid because they're afraid of what it'll show them and that's exactly why they need it. Digital Wellbeing is Android's built-in screen time tracker. It shows you exactly how many hours you spent on your phone today, which apps consumed the most time, how many times you unlocked your phone, and how many notifications you received. Settings > Digital Wellbeing & Parental Controls. "He checked his Digital Wellbeing dashboard for the first time. He'd spent 4 hours and 37 minutes on his phone that day. Instagram: 1 hour 48 minutes. TikTok: 52 minutes. Reddit: 41 minutes. He unlocked his phone 127 times. He received 243 notifications. He stared at the numbers for about 30 seconds and said, 'That can't be right.' It was." But Digital Wellbeing isn't just a guilt machine. It includes tools to fix the problem. App Timers: set a daily time limit for any app. When you hit the limit, the app grays out and becomes inaccessible until tomorrow. Focus Mode: select distracting apps and silence them with one tap. They can't send notifications. They can't be opened. Bedtime Mode: at your scheduled bedtime, the screen turns grayscale and notifications go silent. Wind Down mode gradually dims the display. "Most people know they waste time on their phone. They just don't know how much. Digital Wellbeing shows you the number. Then it gives you the tools to change it. Most people never open either one."

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  Chris Mizo (@MizoChris) reported 54 minutes ago

  a Reddit user u/TheManTh3yCallJayne noticed that the temperature for Steam Machine was PRETTY high. The CPU was reaching 90 degrees celcius as the max temp before throttle is 95 degrees. Steam Machine melting CPU's? A Reddit user noticed the Steam Machine CPU hitting around 90°C while playing Detroit: Become Human at 1440p High/Ultra. • Reddit user u/TheManTh3yCallJayne spotted the Steam Machine CPU reaching around 90°C during Detroit: Become Human at 1440p High/Ultra. • In the screenshot, the GPU is sitting much cooler at around 61°C, while the CPU is clearly doing the heavier thermal lifting. • The system is still running the game at roughly 52 FPS, so there’s no obvious sign here that performance is completely falling apart. • The important number isn’t just 90°C by itself. It’s how close the CPU is getting to its thermal limit and whether it’s actually throttling. • The reported thermal ceiling here is 95°C, meaning 90°C is hot, but still below the point where the processor would begin protecting itself by reducing clocks. • Modern AMD processors are designed around defined maximum operating temperatures and will automatically reduce performance if they reach their thermal limits. AMD lists 95°C Tjmax on several current Ryzen desktop CPUs. • The Steam Machine is also packed into a roughly 6-inch cube, so you’re dealing with a much smaller cooling environment than a normal desktop tower. • What I’d watch for is whether it stays pinned around 90 to 95°C for long periods, whether clock speeds start dropping, or whether you start seeing stuttering or performance loss. • A short spike to 90°C during a demanding game isn’t something I’d panic over. Sustained temperatures right against the limit would be more concerning. 90°C can look TOO hot, especially if you’re used to a full-size gaming PC, but one screenshot doesn’t mean the Steam Machine has a cooling problem especially higher temps are more common in modern CPUs.

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  Lakshya | Building in Public (@LakshyaBuilds) reported 55 minutes ago

  @volosatovde Reddit, X or similar products' reviews. People usually complain over there or are looking for a better product. I would reach out to those people first. Another way would be to post on Reddit asking people how are they solving 'xyz' problem or if they have an 'xyz' problem.

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  Greg abbot (@gregabbot87) reported 58 minutes ago

  @NerdBoiTakes Mind you all the of comments on this post on Reddit is vetoing this is terrible