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 (45%)
• Errors (29%)
• Sign in (26%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Patna	Errors	1 day ago
Monclova	Sign in	2 days ago
Nice	Errors	3 days ago
Guayaquil	Errors	13 days ago
Veracruz	Website Down	18 days ago
Bhubaneshwar	Website Down	21 days ago

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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  John (@hello_code_) reported 10 minutes ago

  @b4dgerr Building Subreddit Signals, helps saas founders find customers by surfacing the exact Reddit threads where people are already describing their problem.

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  larper🇻🇦 (@zyhn5) reported 10 minutes ago

  @haydentank well... reddit atheists literally just define themselves as "lacking belief" and so they just don't have to prove anything, they just have to chip away at like bible problems or the problem of evil

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  Yash (@yashlame) reported 10 minutes ago

  Only about 4% of Reddit citation instances have a brand actually named on the cited page. The thread gets the credit. The category gets the credit. You get a mention of the problem you solve.

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  Sean 🇺🇸 Repeal the 17th 🇺🇸 NE3RD (@_sean_mcadam) reported 10 minutes ago

  @downdetector Problems and reddit down don't seem to go together

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  Ananth (@Ananth7e) reported 11 minutes ago

  it feels like anthropic is deliberately sabotaging itself. the cancellations are adding up. and the reasons are getting harder to defend. the trust issue is real. every time anthropic does something wrong, they don't communicate it. users find out through reddit, twitter, or some other media. never from anthropic directly. and that is starting to hurt them. the product is still great. fable is still one of the best models out there. but you can't separate product quality from company trust when you're paying $200 a month. other labs are far from perfect. but they at least communicate and try to be transparent. anthropic treats its users like they're stupid.

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  theRealCleverJess (@TheClever_Jess) reported 16 minutes ago

  @stella_85 Sweetie, I just lost my **** on Reddit, so I’m posting this. It’s about people in general, not one celebrity. I don’t keep my mouth shut. If blunt honesty makes me an *******, what do you call those hiding behind anonymous profiles to tear others down? All good. Not many get it.

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  Shepherdess (@ShepherdessAnne) reported 19 minutes ago

  @heisei_ramen The reddit algo's agnosticism and their failure to make topics more granular is part of this problem. I've dug into it and I am disgurbed by what I've found.

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  『アナジュリア』Ana Júlia 🌸🇯🇵🐼 (@aj_animeslove) reported 20 minutes ago

  @Kikiyj9m @deeemew It's a really cool server. I found it through a Reddit community. ✨

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  jhill (@blade70099) reported 21 minutes ago

  @TK8008135 @KirscheVerstahl ***** the jubbarats have citizenship. Yes hoodrats are an issue but they're an entirely different issue that needs to be handed a different way. The disingenuous faggotry may work on reddit but it doesn't work anywhere else.

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  Milkman Deluxe (@milkmandeluxe) reported 24 minutes ago

  @ScottJund Isn't Gun also involved? I think I remember some dev members literally ran off some of the player base of TCM. They had worse cheating problems than DBD. They were sarcastic/rude to players on Twitter/Reddit. I mean, I hope the best for Halloween but if they don't change...

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  ken (@phantomoftheken) reported 26 minutes ago

  @ikiss6oys Djdkalwlf I was looking at the Invisalign Reddit too for fixing small open bites (u have that) mixed reviews but I think it really boils down to the Orthodontic

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  Abid (@Abidebyabid) reported 29 minutes ago

  @soham_nayak04 Reddit solved a lot of problems for me

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  Mike Jung. (@themikejung) reported 30 minutes ago

  @john_faleke manual cold outreach all day lol finding 10 people on reddit or X who already complain about the problem and hitting their DMs

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  Austin Russell (@stateofdeepness) reported 30 minutes ago

  @ElleCeeThree @robbystarbuck There are a couple really well done deep dives on Reddit (yes I know it’s Reddit) but the gist was he helped the FBI from time to time and they set him up to make a sale. The problem was the CIA was the buyer. The whole story is insane and worth reading including all the comments from people who heard the helicopters After researching it I don’t know how you could reach any other conclusion than the way it is laid out

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  🤍♥️SavageCinnamon🤍♥️ (@SavageRoll) reported 31 minutes ago

  @Naijamak @FedPoasting there was an entire reddit discussion about this community years ago and a lot of the people in it have said they use it as a coping mechanism/grieving mechanism for lost pregnancies or fertility issues.

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  PureStory (@PureStoryLabs) reported 32 minutes ago

  @capybaraReborn The best part of the $RDDT debate is where it happened: WSB argued this stock from inside the product. The bull thread that stuck was the S&P 500 add, 2,900 points. The bear thread that stuck was Cloudflare data saying 57% of Reddit's traffic is bots. The stock is down 15% since the July scare over the Google deal, so the crowd living inside the asset still hasn't settled what it's worth.

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  Frog (@LuigitimeSSB) reported 32 minutes ago

  @TombaCap @TheXIF If true (source needed) then that is a problem with a small team of reddit mods who do not speak for *any* of the local scenes. How is that "The Top" ?? Implying some grand conspiracy like this just shows that you don't actually know how these communities are structured

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  Mobius (@the_mobius_lab) reported 36 minutes ago

  Since I have grok bot for the month still, I decided to tell the bot to go make me money. It quickly threw up a terrible slop app and started posting on reddit about it, and engaging with other 'users' about it.... So its a vibecoder, for people too lazy to be a vibecoder?

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  👩‍⚕️ Dr. Laura 👩‍⚕️ (@datadriven_tdoc) reported 38 minutes ago

  @amabphrodite Reddit, eh Like, you do you, I’m the last person to tell you what to do with your ******** and where to put them But the actual studies seem to suggest major complications are uncommon, most don’t regret their procedures, and most remain ******** If there is a problem, it is in terms of quality control. There is no mandatory certification or fellowship, so standards vary, and the information marketplace is not well organized. Also, if you don’t want to eat ****, you probably shouldn’t be going down on anyone….

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  nath (@farfalledawg) reported 38 minutes ago

  Sometimes your problem is too much and you have to make a Reddit post

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  EndWelfare (@SecularReaction) reported 40 minutes ago

  @dh405 @marcportermagee Reddit is down the hall to the left.

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  OldSalty65 (@OldSalty65AS) reported 41 minutes ago

  'self-serious'' sonic stories and ether your average reddit atheist rant with all the worst parts of the 343's halo games or an final fantasy clone where people sit down and talk/cry about their feelings.

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  Dmitrii Volosatov (@volosatovde) reported 43 minutes ago

  Your competitors are already writing your landing page for you. You just need to read their customers. Go to: G2 Reddit Capterra X customer testimonials Look for: → what people hate → why they switched → what they expected → what surprised them → what they wish existed → the exact words they use to describe the problem Then use that language in: your headline your landing page your ads your cold outreach Don’t guess how customers describe the problem. Steal the language they already use.

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  Lem 🌊 (@xLemoneee) reported 47 minutes ago

  We have never seen a memecoin trigger a short squeeze in a real stock. It's worth understanding why, it was never possible... until recently. Think about what a short squeeze actually requires. A crowded short position. A catalyst. And a coordination layer, some place where thousands of people learn the same facts at the same time and act on them. In 2021 that layer was Reddit. For memecoins entire existence they've been paired against ETH, SOL, stablecoins. A memecoin could go to a billion dollars and no equity anywhere would feel a thing. There was no wire between web3 and a stock ticker. That changed recently, launchpads started letting anyone create a memecoin whose entire liquidity pool is denominated in a tokenized share. Groundbreaking technology, unchartered territories, it opens a new realm of possibilities. Not paired with a stablecoin. Paired with a stock. For the first time in market history, buying a meme mechanically buys exposure to an equity, on a market that runs 24/7, inside the same app where millions of retail traders hold the actual shares. We got our first glimpse of the new physics recently, tokenized share of the most shorted quantum stock printed $695 on a Saturday night while the real one sat at $7.93, because a memecoin drained its float while the market slept. The premium died Monday, as it should have. But the message didn't: things can happen in this structure that could not happen in any previous structure. I want to be precise, because precision is the whole point of my account, the coin itself cannot force a squeeze. The direct mechanical channel is small, and I've published the math showing exactly how small. What's unprecedented is the coordination layer. For the first time, it's a tradeable asset. It has a price, a chart, a scoreboard that never closes, and it's pointed at a ticker where 64 million borrowed shares are queued behind a narrow exit. A meme that gets stronger as attention grows, welded to a stock that gets more dangerous to short as attention grows. Nobody knows what that does. Not me, not the shorts, not the regulators. There is no precedent, no backtest, no playbook. That is what uncharted territory means. We find ourselves at the first experiment of its kind, and have the chance to push mechanics to the limit. Nobody is writing it down properly. So that's my job. $QI Not financial advice. -Lem

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  Hope 👑 (@Ekwundahh) reported 47 minutes ago

  Not until I went on Reddit and learned it’s actually a real thing. I quickly packed up & left, and from the day I left, I was fine. Some of these people use paintings and aesthetics to cover up mold & dampness that can cause real problems

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  Johan Nygren (@resilience_me) reported 51 minutes ago

  .@Polkadot "proof-of-video-interaction" from @gavofyork is treating the language barrier as a problem, and does body movement imitation game rather than conversation imitation game. It's a reasonable idea, although I would say it is wrong approach it's still a valid attempt. But, entirely valid. I respect it as an argument, but I disagree with it. The problem Gavin will run into is the man-in-the-middle attack most likely. Myself, I ignored this problem partly too initially around 2015-2018. Not entirely, but partly. @pontifier forced my attention to it over a Reddit conversation, and I found the ideal defense. It only works in the conversation-variant (mine), not the body movement imitation variant (Gavins), so Gavin will run into problem if there is ever a serious attack, but, with low attack pressure people can just ask what group ID they are in - "deep fake attacks" (which my solution solves) is hard and requires sophisticated attacker. So Gavin's POVI should be able to run securely until there's a big reason to attack it, at which point it can upgrade. Polkadot's attempt is good for "video pseudonym parties". The ideal design is still likely mine from 2018 out of BitNation, but sometimes the one that gets popular might be ideal at least for the time. But it will not be secure long term, but that's a different question. Cat and mouse...

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  Beat It Kooks (@beatitkooks) reported 55 minutes ago

  @danteicl @hayasaka_aryan Brownoids are “people” yea okay buddy Reddit is down the hall and to the left

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  Lucas Goh (@lucasfancation) reported 56 minutes ago

  @chanduuu_cs Reddit, for me. People describe specific problems, what they tried, and why existing tools failed. I use X to spot growing topics, then Reddit to understand the problem before building.

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  Dodgers (no, not the sports one) (@DodgersHUN) reported 57 minutes ago

  “Resident Evil 4 became too Reddit” when this app had a discourse earlier this year about how one can be a fan of Resident Evil as a whole without playing the games. Sorry, the entire franchise is too Reddit, flush it down.

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  Daniel | GTM Engineer (@Danny_buildss) reported 1 hour ago

  Ranking the data sources I’d use to build an AI GTM system: S TIER Company websites — boring, but incredible when you extract the right signals: pricing, hiring, product changes, positioning, customers, tech stack. Job postings — one of the best buying signals hiding in plain sight. A company hiring 8 SDRs is telling you something very different from one hiring 8 engineers. SEC filings — revenue, acquisitions, expansion, risk factors, new markets. Extremely high-signal for the right ICP. Product Hunt / launch platforms — useful for catching companies immediately after a product launch instead of six months later. GitHub — especially good for technical ICPs. Repos, activity, contributors, releases and dependencies can reveal what’s actually happening inside a company. A TIER LinkedIn — excellent for people + company context, but don’t treat profile data as the whole signal. Crunchbase — funding and company intelligence. Still useful when funding is actually relevant to your buying motion. Google Maps — ridiculously broad surface area for local businesses, despite the noise. Reddit / communities — messy, but incredibly valuable when you’re looking for actual problems instead of firmographic data. B TIER Generic databases that give you the same static contact record everyone else has. The interesting part isn’t finding someone’s email. It’s knowing why that person should be contacted today. That’s where GTM systems get interesting: Data → Signals → Qualification → Prioritization → Outreach The database gives you the person. The signals tell you who deserves your attention.