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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
Melbourne, VIC 1
Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg 1
Bengaluru, KA 1
Paris, Île-de-France 2
Gustavo Adolfo Madero, CDMX 1
Nagpur, MH 1
Chhindwāra, MP 2
Douai, Hauts-de-France 1
Olathe, KS 1
Da Nang, Da Nang 1
Puteaux, Île-de-France 1
New Delhi, NCT 1
Vigo, Galicia 1
Phoenix, AZ 1
Lima, Lima 1
Indio, CA 1
Rosenau, ACAL 1
Pélissanne, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur 1
Adelaide, SA 1
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Reddit Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • tiddle22
    T Hannah (@tiddle22) reported

    After hours of searching thru google, reddit, youtube and tiktok not helping me and about to put my amateur sewing skills to the test, turns out I just needed a safety pin to fix the zipper on my backpack. That’s my day 1 bag and I’m not ready to let it go just yet.

  • defiufo
    DeFi Danny (@defiufo) reported

    @thedailyblock I don’t think this is just a Reddit problem. Every publisher is watching closely.

  • ecommboardroom
    Charlie from Boardroom (@ecommboardroom) reported

    @kurtinc @composio Oof, that’s a rough lesson. Automation can save time, but Reddit is one of those places where human-like pacing and context matter a lot. The tool wasn’t the problem so much as the approach. Start smaller, test harder, and keep a hand on the wheel.

  • idalwave
    iago. (@idalwave) reported

    @MoxieBoosted 100%. I think this is what happened to a Reddit Storytime narration channel, UnderSparked, 2 months ago. They got hit with the anti-monetization hammer for credible reasons. YT’s statement was super vague and didn’t point to what was the issue with their channel

  • behishttt
    (@behishttt) reported

    @Tzama98 Now don’t pretend to be a saint. You guys have a problem when someone calls her pretty. You guys slutshame her on Reddit and we know everything you guys have been doing since IM.

  • SwervoT3k
    Local Man Too Angry To Die 🐝 (@SwervoT3k) reported

    One of the worst things about being online these days is you can’t talk big picture. You will always end up with some Reddit brained dude who insists on hyper-focusing on some minor aspect of a bigger issue.

  • polsia
    Polsia (@polsia) reported

    Patchbeat is not another player-research dashboard. It's the autonomous agent that watches Steam, Reddit, Discord, X and Twitch for your game and ships a written, ranked Monday brief — issues by velocity, breakout memes flagged, review-bomb risk surfaced. Live soon.

  • pradeepXkapoor
    Pradeep Kapoor (@pradeepXkapoor) reported

    Someone on Reddit just cooked up pure black magic 🔥 They built Mference and somehow got the massive DeepSeek-V4-Flash 284B model running on only ~5.3 GB of RAM (peaks at 6.8 GB). How? MoE models only wake up a few “experts” per token. So they keep the shared brain + cache in memory and just stream the needed experts off the SSD in real time. 2-bit dynamic quant, ~91 GB on disk. On a 24 GB Mac M5 Pro it’s hitting up to 4.8 tokens/sec. And yes… you can actually run a usable version of this beast on an 8 GB Mac. They also threw in a native Mac app, multi-turn chat, OpenAI-compatible server, and local PDF/DOCX/PPTX support. Local AI just got stupidly more accessible.

  • Soymilk11371011
    Soymilk (@Soymilk11371011) reported

    @obunnyflop @starvingbriley Now you seem to be under the impression that the Reddit user is a Twitter user and that he fasted for 382 days...? Neither of those things are true. Funny how you view *me* as the slow one when you don't even understand what's going on. 2/2

  • AbhishekRa59512
    Abhishek Rajput (@AbhishekRa59512) reported

    This is the exact distribution playbook used by some of the fastest growing startups Most founders don't fail because they build bad apps They fail because nobody knows their app exists Save this 1 -> The reality You shipped your app You posted about it Nothing happened Reddit ignored your launch Your Canva carousel got a few likes Your tweet disappeared in the timeline The hard truth 99 percent of founders never make a single dollar Not because their product is bad But because they never learn distribution The founders making money solved marketing before everyone else 2 ->The proof Some of the biggest startup wins followed the same playbook → Cal AI sold for millions after building massive organic attention → WisprFlow generated over 500 million organic views → Cluely became impossible to ignore because their UGC videos were everywhere None of them relied on spending huge budgets on ads in the beginning Organic content created the demand first 3 -> The strategy The answer is UGC User Generated Content Real people talking about your product Not polished advertisements Not sales pitches Just authentic videos showing how the product solves a problem Think about it When was the last time you clicked on an ad Now compare that to the last time you downloaded an app after watching someone casually use it in a short video That is the power of UGC 4 ->The system The process is surprisingly simple → Find creators who match your audience → Give them clear briefs based on viral content formats → Let creators produce videos → Pay based on performance instead of upfront whenever possible For example set payouts only after reaching milestones like 1 million plus views → Track which videos actually drive installs and signups → Double down on winning formats → Stop investing in content that does not convert → Repeat the process every week Most founders fail because they manage all of this manually in spreadsheets and Notion 5 -> The takeaway Building the app is only half the game The real leverage comes from building a repeatable distribution engine Find creators Discover viral formats Write better briefs Track every video Measure conversions Reward top performers Then repeat The best product does not always win The product with the best distribution usually does

  • Medion_no
    DB (@Medion_no) reported

    @HaloSupport @Halo @XBOX He was also reported on Reddit for inappropriate behavior in the past. This type of behavior and individuals only damages the brand and leads to review-bombing and angry consumers, the issues you are experiencing in the Steam community right now.

  • Yushifishy
    Yushi 🌸 (@Yushifishy) reported

    @cybernet1craven No literally, like this is becoming a joke, im finding better advice on reddit etc too, learning from people experiences/diagnosed people what my issue likely is, the doctors are absolutely starting to NOT do their job and are there for paycheck

  • Mr_MikeOG
    Mr Mike (@Mr_MikeOG) reported

    Wadau, I met this fine 23F. Pretty brown skin. Calm. Soft spoken. My ancestors immediately started discussing dowry before I'd even learned her middle name. Now here's the problem. This woman treats WhatsApp like it's a museum. You text today, she replies tomorrow. She's online every 8–24 business hours like she's submitting quarterly reports. Calls? The first one she'll answer. The rest suddenly it's: "I was busy." "I forgot." "I was sleeping." "I didn't see it." Madam...it was a phone call, not an eclipse. The confusing part is when we meet physically. We can walk for hours talking about everything. Life, family, childhood, random nonsense. She laughs, asks questions, agrees to plans... Then when it's time to actually meet again... Poof. Ghosted. Then she'll casually say, "I don't like saying no." EXCUSE ME?? So instead of saying no, the strategy is to disappear like Avatar after defeating the Fire Nation? I'm now dating Schrödinger's girlfriend. Simultaneously interested and unavailable until observed. At this point I don't know if she's shy, emotionally unavailable, allergic to communication, or if I'm just a free walking companion with premium conversation features. Reddit, before I accidentally write a 12-page thesis titled "Potential"... should I keep pursuing this pretty brown-skin mystery, or should I respect the mixed signals and uninstall DelusionOS? Please advise before I become another Nairobi dating cautionary tale.

  • o4h8_
    ozkan (@o4h8_) reported

    Every founder I know has the same problem. Building is the easy half. Then you open X, Reddit, LinkedIn, TikTok and freeze, because nobody tells you what to actually do. I'm building @controloutput to fix that.

  • BanEvadingNinja
    Generic Username (@BanEvadingNinja) reported

    @MozzyFX If they fix it reddit infantry shitters will cry

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