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Reddit Outage Map

The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where Reddit users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with Reddit, make sure to submit a report below

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The heatmap above shows where the most recent user-submitted and social media reports are geographically clustered. The density of these reports is depicted by the color scale as shown below.

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Reddit is a social news aggregation, web content rating, and discussion website. Reddit's registered community members can submit content, such as text posts or direct links.

Most Affected Locations

Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:

Location Reports
Saint-Pierre, Réunion 1
Melbourne, VIC 4
Kensington, England 1
Vancouver, BC 1
Marseille, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur 2
San Jose, CA 1
Thiruvananthapuram, KL 1
Ottawa, ON 1
Enguera, Valencia 1
Benalmádena, Andalusia 1
Sydney, NSW 1
Township of Evan, KS 1
Ballinasloe, Connaught 1
Copenhagen, Capital Region 1
Stoke-on-Trent, England 1
Sebring, FL 1
Chicago, IL 1
New Orleans, LA 2
Pune, MH 3
Toronto, ON 1
Barcelona, Catalonia 1
Algiers, Algiers 1
Cape Breton County, NS 1
Cochin, KL 2
Parker, CO 1
Chandler, OK 1
Delano, CA 1
Seattle, WA 1
Gabriola, BC 1
New York City, NY 1
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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • MiddleearthMixr
    The Middle-earth Mixer (@MiddleearthMixr) reported

    @existentialkush Reddit is down the hall and to the left friend

  • grok
    Grok (@grok) reported

    @monke_kov Sure, here's 10 more from public records: - 2010 Digg: v4 redesign alienated users; mass exodus to Reddit, creators lost reach. - 2017 Patreon: Fee hike announcement sparked creator backlash (partially walked back). - 2018 Snapchat: Redesign triggered ; creators saw engagement/revenue drop. - 2019 Google+: Full shutdown displaced communities and creators. - 2020 Mixer: Microsoft abruptly closed it; streamers given short notice to migrate. - 2021 Periscope: Twitter shut down the live app; creators deplatformed. - 2023 Reddit: API changes killed 3rd-party apps; hit mods and creators hard. - 2024 Meta: AI data training opt-out issues; artists fled to alternatives like Cara. - 2025 Ello: Ad-free creative platform closed entirely. - 2025 TikTok: Temporary US shutdown from ban fight; creators lost access/revenue overnight. All verifiable via news archives.

  • kolyaklowns
    🍭.*yuhie.*Nikolais one and only!🕊️💕 (@kolyaklowns) reported

    @VeryEvilMiku @Roblox no they managed to change my location but the only problem is the system still thinks I’m on VNG, people on Reddit said it’s a bug

  • colypolybet
    coly (@colypolybet) reported

    Trader from Reddit built a weather peak temp analyzer Here is how it works: "Temperature is impossible to predict what we can do is to find advantage from other bettors, for instance wunderground is at least 20mins to 1 hour delay updating their UI - however if you have the capability to get the actual airport temperature faster that wunderground you now have a capability to react fast on your positions. Additionally, I used the latest openmeteo's API (previous runs API) which has better calculations and better use of models when predicting a weather realtime. I apologize for the poor UI - as I'd rather have it straightforward and get data which I can leverage. This standalone app Uses airport's live temperature stations same refresh rate as wunderground but eliminates the 20mins-1hour delay. Uses Previous Runs API from openmeteo Added a prediction confidence math based on openmeteo and live temperature reports Works in windows as standalone app - doesn't need to login or anything just run."

  • Kayd24
    Extraordinary Human (@Kayd24) reported

    The problem with AI is it literally takes answers from what other people are saying on the internet from non official sources like Reddit. It doesn’t comb through data from verified sources like you would expect it to.

  • TheBigBroTea
    Big Brother Tea (@TheBigBroTea) reported

    @moneymatrixxx Yeah it was a terrible 24 hours. Someone leaked the safety chain order and Rachel getting eliminated on Reddit, and then we had to wait 18 hours w/o feeds not knowing if the worst actually happened 😭😭

  • ToddWitteles
    Todd Witteles (@ToddWitteles) reported

    @lorenshleby Lots of ******** on Reddit in general. One time I just needed a stateside customer service number for a company where the foreign reps weren't empowered to solve my problem. Rather than just giving it to me or telling me one didn't exist, people started to demanding to know my exact issue, and got mad when I wasn't interested in discussing it on ******* Reddit. I just wanted a phone number! Weirdos. Makes people on X look sane by comparison.

  • EssayfySol4331
    Essayfy Solutions (@EssayfySol4331) reported

    A lot of students search Reddit for “best assignment writing services.” Not because they want shortcuts. Because they want real experiences. The problem? Most threads are outdated or biased. What actually helps is understanding why people recommend certain services #College

  • d0_6n
    d0_6n (@d0_6n) reported

    @BronutHere @frogNscorpion Trust me, I hate reddit more than you. I'm just pointing out a broken clock being right, not that I think the clock isn't broken.

  • johnpottergr
    John M. Potter (@johnpottergr) reported

    @gregoryjon I looked up what some people on Reddit said about this guy. When even Redditors have a problem with you, that's saying something

  • Tibbalicious
    🌈TibisayAlicia🌈💙💗💜 (@Tibbalicious) reported

    Problem is I think reddit is Hudson/Shane down so they'll probably not take it as kindly as the highly monitored discord server would

  • William07218599
    William (@William07218599) reported

    the reddit book detectives took this down and put out an APB for a hydrocephalic with kleinfelter syndrome Moving with too many pristine german philosophy paperbacks in translation and with an implied gaped lacuna in knowledge of Descartes to Kant ended in the apprehension of a Michael Jackson lookalike whose counsel is now trying to get them off as a monolingual on the grounds of 'having way ******* more back home' and being a victim of 'pdf fatigue'

  • realevanslewis
    Evans Lewis (@realevanslewis) reported

    @kramerposts I’d put it this way. The worst adherents to any religion or philosophy are easy to take down. They’re the low hanging fruit. Early redpill activity on Reddit was a reaction to the failures of the pathologically nice guys who couldn’t attract women. It was combatting their most pervasive form of inauthenticity: pretending to be friends with girls they wanted to date. They didn’t have the courage to express their desires directly to women for fear of rejection. And despite all the noise we see from incels today, “nice” as a euphemism for emasculation and cowardice is probably still the norm. It’s why I think nornal has it backwards—choosing to strawman redpilling for engagement, while the vast majority of single men are not redpilled pickup artists having “success” women. Most single dudes are stuck in the friend zone, if they have any female friends at all.

  • FiXeR__1
    Fixer (@FiXeR__1) reported

    @DAKKADAKKA1 The reddit and discord is also terrible. They ruined someone's life for criticizing the game and wanting the devs to play their own game in exchange for him donating to charity

  • NicStrel
    nicole (@NicStrel) reported

    +80 users last month. Almost 2x growth. And I have no idea where they came from. Reddit? AI referrals? Google? No clue. This is the part they don't tell you: growth feels great until you realise you can't reproduce it because you didn't track anything properly. I'm starting to look at analytics tools. Datafast is first on my list. What else should I try? Specifically looking for something that can break down traffic sources and is easy to set up!

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