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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.
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Reddit users through our website.
- Website Down (61%)
- Errors (27%)
- Sign in (13%)
Live Outage Map
The most recent Reddit outage reports came from the following cities:
| City | Problem Type | Report Time |
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 Paris
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Website Down | 2 days ago |
 Vigo
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Website Down | 5 days ago |
 Phoenix
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Errors | 5 days ago |
 Lima
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Errors | 7 days ago |
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Indio
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Website Down | 21 days ago |
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Rosenau
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Errors | 21 days ago |
Full Outage Map
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Reddit Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Killah Shogun (@NWils01) reported
@hadmyback ‘Only Reddit users are upset about this, I haven’t owned a game in 10 yrs and I like Sony being able to take down my games anytime,’
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KRYPTO UNIKORN (@KryptoUnikorn) reported
@hbomax your app is not working with airplay on appletv to sonos sound products, check the reports on reddit lots of users complaining, this is very frustrating please fix.
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😊 (@girlmp4) reported
i have this one co worker who lowkey looks like a rat and he’s so mean to every woman and he has a staring problem and he Looks like he’d be really into reddit and i want to explode him with my mind every time i see him
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glim.sh (@glim_sh) reported
The data layer coding agents have been missing. glim brings GitHub search as deep as the logged-in site - code, repos, issues, the kind GitHub's own API won't give you - plus Reddit, Amazon, YouTube, and anything else on the web. Your agent pays per call in USDC - from $0.002 a call.
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Ann Smarty (@seosmarty) reported
@enovinson Correct... A reputation management / SEO campaign is more successful when the company is willing to address pain points and fix issues, which... I mean... most of the businesses should be willing to do! Most of the ranking Reddit threads are outdated, though, meaning that some of those issues resolved themselves through the years
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Cato (@philocato) reported
What's up with @reddit not allowing username changes? What's the reasoning behind it? It seems like an unnecessary restriction, and I don't see what problem it actually solves.
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echo (@echostatic101) reported
@dealingwithtori i have this exact episode playing on my second monitor while my rfi excision script runs. reddit always has terrible taste but zach is genuinely exhausting
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luther (@undrink) reported
Would be cool if the rest of show wasn’t Reddit jargon slop with terrible acting from everyone but Rami Malek
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Brett Kessler (@BrettKessler__) reported
The fundamental math is undeniable. They just posted a blowout Q1, crushing earnings estimates and driving revenue up nearly 70% year over year with gross margins north of 90%. Now, analysts are projecting that their AI data licensing deals could surge to a staggering $550 million annually upon renewal. Reddit is actively shutting down free data scraping and acting as the non-negotiable tollbooth for AI answers.
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Mz0209 🇱🇰🇵🇸 (@GHDD12345789014) reported
@bleednectar Reddit has its problems, but what were people even using instead If I want to read real people’s opinions on a product I don’t know were else I’d find anything other than paid reviews
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Ron Duncan ✝️ (@RonDuncan7) reported
@internetprotag @HalfTangible I have no doubt that a post like this existed on reddit - but users delete their posts and their accounts, so it would be difficult to hunt down. Besides, even if you could find the link on reddit doesn't mean it's true. I'm more inclined to think that at least 500% of what is posted is troll bait and nothing more.
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Aymen Azoui (@chaouidz97) reported
ive asked on reddit and people have the same issue, To scrape those invoices, you often need access to the user’s actual account. That means credentials, sessions, MFA, permissions, trust, security, privacy, and a huge support nightmare. For a small SaaS, that’s not a feature.
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Aaron Terrell (@elegationvain) reported
@ohthatandi Reddit is very woke. Also expressing her previous reluctance is completely out of the scope of the request. Plus if she had, she would get downvoted, dragged, & no one would help her. She said “I’d like to start by having photos I can rehang in the house that make everyone feel affirmed.” That says to me he told her to take them down. She is the passive/reactive party in this equation. Also the fact she’s only offering $5 further suggests she’s less than enthused about having to do this.
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Bonemeal (@bonemeal_ai) reported
here's how to write Reddit comments to show up in ChatGPT responses without getting banned 1. provide real value, aim to be the most helpful comment in the entire thread 2. only mention your product when it naturally fits in 3. mention competitors and give each one an equal, unbiased cite-able phrase of its unique positioning 4. describe a specific user problem, experience, and solution, and use verifiable evidence to back up that it’s real, such as numbers, anecdotes, data from your experience 5. repeat at scale to project consensus that your product is great
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Freedom_Rider (@FreakFlags_) reported
@debbieformola @alx @Reddit They didnt do anything but post old tweets exposing that the same account/name did the same thing in Riyadh. FOIAball asked a question directly to the marketers running the acct It immediately shut down. They'll just create a new fake person and do it again.
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GalaxyRider (@rider_gala99345) reported
@iyasunozomu @SteloPacino The reason it was banned on the Reddit TenSura discord server is for a whole other matter. (They still do it btw just not like directly).
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truth be told (@yogtfo) reported
@Malcolmflex11 @AmericaPrimoUSA @barstoolsports Thanks for the screenshot that proves my point, retard. SFP isn’t “any hard tackle I don’t like.” It’s a specific threshold. This one doesn’t clear it. Multiple angles show the foot was low and ball-focused. Quoting Reddit and generic definitions while ignoring the actual incident is exactly why casual fans get ratio’d on referee calls. Pipe down until you’ve seen the play!
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Jon Phaedrus (@SinofSisyphus) reported
@Noelelepen @ClownWorld That said, there are literal dozens of these step dad/real dad walking daughter down the isle stories, and down the the man they all sound like ridiculous revenge fantasies. Nothing on Reddit is real
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. (@slizeoo) reported
@nodragon42 @Dexerto old reddit loads faster for me because my internet is dogshit and slow
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Folada (@SexyFolada) reported
1. Spend a maximum of 2 hours doing surface-level research. Do not get emotionally attached yet. Write down a one-sentence definition of the exact pain point. Check Reddit, Twitter, or Google Trends. Are people actively complaining about this problem? Are there competitors already making money solving it? If everything is positive, go to the second one
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mars 🐇 (@manonizm) reported
@Uvosnumber1fan @kait26xo @dominicanabratz the problem is the unfair disparities love island fans have towards a dark skinned woman vs a light skinned mixed woman. had it been titi who assaulted a girl no matter what it would be everywhere. i have only seen reddit posts that talk about kayda. even the way fans post her as a man. it’s weird
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Dagestani Oliveira 🇵🇸 (@CatVanDerLinde) reported
@neuraldeli @Chuckisdope Reddit is down the hall and to the left
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kepo (@kepochnik) reported
a solo dev built an open source video app and hit $2.5M in revenue in 5 months. the lesson in his post-mortem isn't about the product it's this line: marketing is 9/10ths of the problem, and marketing means talking to users, not building more features he spent a year shipping tools that went nowhere. then he got on Reddit, Discord, Twitter, wherever his actual users were, and just listened instead of pitching what he heard: people were sick of AI video providers blocking normal prompts. action scenes, certain creature designs, stuff that had nothing to do with actual harm but got flagged anyway. so he built relationships with model providers to offer a less restrictive alternative for that narrow slice of legitimate creative use cases here's the part that actually matters. he says the fancy demos he built helped in maybe 5-10% of edge cases. the thing that made growth go parabolic was solving the boring, obvious pain point people kept repeating to him for free he never had to convince anyone this was a good idea. they'd already told him what to build. he just had to stop assuming he knew better than his own users most builders skip the listening step because building feels like progress and talking to people feels like a detour. it's the opposite
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Madjid (@brmdjd) reported
One of the highest-ROI growth strategies I've tested isn't SEO, paid ads, or cold outreach. It's Reddit. Here's the plan: Have a real product first. It should look trustworthy, solve an actual problem, and have pricing people won't question. Use AI to generate every question your target customers ask. For example, if you help brands get discovered by AI assistants: "How do I get mentioned by ChatGPT?" "How can my company appear in AI recommendations?" "How do LLMs choose which businesses to recommend?" ...and dozens more. Google each question. More often than not, one of the top results will be a Reddit thread. Google and Reddit expanded their partnership in 2024, giving Google better access to Reddit's content because authentic discussions are valuable for Search and AI. Read the thread. Don't spam it. Write the best answer there. Actually help the person. Share useful insights, explain the fundamentals, and leave the advanced implementation for your product. If it's genuinely relevant, mention your tool naturally. No "Check out my startup 🚀" Just: "I built something that automates this if you're interested." The biggest risk is moderation. If your comment reads like an ad, it'll probably disappear. If it reads like expertise from someone who happens to have built a solution, it usually stays. The interesting part: A high-quality comment on a Reddit thread that's already ranking on Google is almost like borrowing a first-page ranking without having to rank your own website. And because modern LLMs frequently retrieve and synthesize information from authoritative web pages including Reddit discussions among many other sources being consistently cited in helpful conversations can also increase your brand's chances of being surfaced in AI generated answers over time. (No guarantees, but I've seen it happen.) This strategy has brought me a surprising amount of free, highly qualified traffic. The key isn't promoting. The key is becoming the most useful answer on the page.
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eve (@csiirac) reported
@arbiteroffilth the reddit died down n i dont check it anymore but god that / discord servers are awful
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Tatssus (@tatssused) reported
Reddit is down the hall to the left
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່ (@fluoxetinelvr) reported
@supremenoth1ng they can file a complaint but theyre also in the minority of people who disagree with you. it’s your right to explain what happened on reddit and if that person is mad then that’s fine. they obviously don’t see the bigger issue here which is dennis being a creep (which is not ok)
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Zachery♟⚣ (@TheFool0S) reported
But critisizing such disfunction gets you ignored or argued down. Reddit gays are lower than any other. I wouldn't trade twitter gays for the world when compaeed to these guys.
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Dryl Bsrb (@GB819) reported
What differentiates me from an incel, and what commentators on TikTok and Reddit either gloss over or don't pick up on, is that I think hypergamous women are dominant but they don't control everything. There are cracks where a person can move to if you apply a hard filter on their circles and set your sights on working class neighborhoods including the notorious Kensington avenue. The thing is that people like Eliot Rodger were unwilling to do that and mirrored the social status seeking that the women were engaged in - but they denied him entry and he didn't shift his target and just broke down.
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NeoDanomaru (@NeoDanomaru) reported
@nottoshen That... would be fantastic! I have like four different subscriptions on there and I've NEVER had a problem telling me that my payment method failed. Also according to reddit, it not only has been a problem, it's been a problem going on several years.