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
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.
Reddit users affected:
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Most Affected Locations
Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:
| Location | Reports |
|---|---|
| Nice, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur | 1 |
| Guayaquil, Guayas | 1 |
| Veracruz, VER | 1 |
| Bhubaneshwar, OR | 1 |
| Melbourne, VIC | 2 |
| San Nicolás de los Garza, NLE | 1 |
| Ciudad Obregón, SON | 1 |
| Hyderabad, TG | 1 |
| Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg | 1 |
| Bengaluru, KA | 1 |
| Paris, Île-de-France | 1 |
| 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 |
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Reddit Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Jet (@Jet_Limit1) reportedif you are currently typing a comment in r/competitivewow STOP! I have installed a malware virus on the reddit servers that will instantly shut down your computer and cue a bar of soap and tube of toothpaste amazon delivery to your house
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Marcin M (@emem_pl) reported@statsglobe If you eliminate errors in this Reddit map it may come closer to the truth; now it is just a VERY imprecise draft
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Mal Roadkill (@MalRoadkill) reported@justhereforvt Reddit and tumblr tier morons being so insufferable they burn down the things they love. Apparently the Supernatural shippers were just as awful irl.
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Mikita Manichau (@mikitamanichau) reported@thijsmakes Might be worth diving into one of them and find a thread on Reddit with more people who have the same problem.
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morphe (@morphenvm) reportedI GAVE GROK BOT 72 HOURS TO COVER ITS OWN BILL OR GET SHUT DOWN, STARTED IT WITH $70 by the end of it the balance read close to $5,420, still running. I never touched a line of code, it's living on a machine in the cloud with its own browser attached, working through whatever else I'm doing that day. the whole approach is built around live election markets. every ten minutes it checks the vote count against wherever the odds currently sit. once the posted odds are lagging behind what the count's actually showing, it steps in. sizes the trade to match how far off the market looks, then fires it without waiting on me. whatever it makes that day covers its own server bill. miss a payment and the account's gone for good. eleven hours in it had dropped to about $9. it stopped touching any race that was still close and only played the ones already trending clearly one way. that narrowing was the only fix it needed. whole thing came together in one evening: build it, run a trade in front of it, schedule it, hook up a wallet, done. I tried this exact idea with a developer off Reddit last year. three months in, all he'd produced was a spec document. Grok Bot had a working, profitable version live before that document would've even been finished. save this, want to see where it lands by the weekend.
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Isaac Weishaupt (@IlluminatiEyes) reported@Jilderness What does "CV" mean? I'd really love to track down the evidence on his wife being OTO (there's a Reddit thread but points to a dead link).
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OT10 (@t0midee) reported@UV_insights This is a really interesting distinction. Maybe the problem with “Reddit GEO” isn’t getting mentioned on Reddit — it’s understanding when Reddit is actually relevant enough for the model to retrieve it. Visibility ≠ influence.
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Vote (@Deetodeeme) reportedHappened upon this Reddit post. Open letter from very upset residents in Milford CT (big turn out for the meeting) I wonder if this poster spoke: To the Milford Board of Aldermen, Mayor Richard Smith, the Board of Police Commissioners, Chief Keith Mello, and the Milford Police Employees' Union, and to our neighbors across Milford: We are residents of Milford, writing in the open, because that is where this conversation should have happened from the start. For more than a year our town has been fitted with one of the largest police surveillance networks in Connecticut, and most of us learned of it only after it was built. No one voted for this. The Board approved a line item called a Security Camera Project. It never named a citywide license plate tracking network, a police drone program, or a real time monitoring center. The department's own 2024 strategic plan laid all of it out a year before residents saw a word, and the system has grown from 30 cameras to more than 90 with no new vote. We were told our data is shared with one partner. The city's own records show a dozen agencies, plus a federal one. In February the chief told the Board of Finance that federal immigration accounts could search Connecticut plate data across state lines. That is not a rumor. It is on the record. At the very start, safeguards were put on the table, an independent audit, competitive bidding, and proof that our data is destroyed. The board voted all three down. So when we are told to trust the process, we remember that the process already rejected the guardrails. And we cannot ignore who is leading this. Chief Mello does not only run Milford's cameras. He chairs the state council writing Connecticut's plate reader rules, and Flock itself boasts that it worked with that council to write the new law. The man selling this to Milford is helping write the rules every town in the state will follow. That is a conflict of interest, plainly stated. To the officers and your union, we hear you, and no one here wants to take away an alert about a stolen car or a wanted person. But that tool does not require a permanent record of where every innocent person in Milford goes, shared far beyond our borders and held by a private company. You said a conversation about safeguards is welcome. So do we. Let us have it honestly. This month the Governor asked every town in Connecticut to pause new camera installations until the state sets privacy rules. The chief who chairs that state council is refusing to pause his own town. So here is what we are asking, in the open. Turn the cameras off and do not renew the contract. Produce the records that show who can see our data. Adopt the safeguards you rejected. And to Chief Mello, you work for the people of Milford, not for Flock Safety. If you will not stand with the residents who pay your salary, you should step down. You all work for us. Come to Parson's Auditorium on August 19, and to the Board of Aldermen special meeting on August 27, and say so to our faces. A safe town does not have to be a watched one. - Local members of the Milford community
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Richard Staple, BSN, RN🇯🇲 (@RichStapless) reportedThis “report” actually comes from his responding to someone in a Reddit threat and doesn’t really provide any specifics, which tells me this may be more his opinion. Do I think Bron may have internally taken issue with being third dog on the team? Possibly. But as someone who willingly deferred to Reaves late in his first playoff game, I’d cast doubt on any rift between the two.
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alex 💭 ⁷ (@nothnghppens) reportedliterally the comfort show element was that your situation could never be as bad as their side quest of the day. their problems were not searchable on Reddit
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John Triplette 🇺🇸 (@johntriplette) reported@radicalprogess1 @hasanthehun Reddit is down the hall and to the left.
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Abhishek Rajput (@AbhishekRa59512) reportedBuilt your SaaS or app but have no idea how to market it? Here are the options you have to get your first users and start growing 1. Direct outreach -> Find your exact users on Reddit X niche forums and communities where they already talk about the problem you solve Start conversations first understand their pain and give value before pitching 2. Organic content -> Create useful content that solves small parts of the problem and share what you are learning while building Use X Reddit LinkedIn Instagram TikTok or wherever your users actually spend time 3. Build in public -> Share the problems you are solving your decisions your progress and real results People connect with real experiences more than polished feature lists 4. Launch platforms -> Use Product Hunt and other launch platforms to reach early users Do not post everywhere blindly go where your ICP already hangs out 5. Paid ads -> Google and Meta ads can work once you understand your audience positioning and conversion funnel First find a message that works then use ads to scale it 6. Pre sell -> Create a simple landing page explain the problem clearly and try to collect emails or get early customers before building too much If nobody cares you may have a positioning problem 7. SEO and AI discovery -> Create useful content around problems your users search for and make your product easy to understand online Reddit discussions comparison pages review platforms and clear product messaging can also help with AI discovery 8. Measure and double down -> Track which channels actually bring users and customers Do more of what works and stop wasting time on what does not And remember Traffic is not the goal Retention is Talk to users collect feedback improve onboarding and make people want to keep using your product In 2026 building an app is getting easier Distribution is becoming the harder game So if you already built your SaaS or app Which marketing channel are you struggling with the most?
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ivan@@ (@loop0420) reported@MinoaCat Do u not remember when google first released the AI overview and it was almost entirely based on Reddit, and told you to kill yourself to resolve any minor inconvinience or issue
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Amit Arora 🇮🇳 (@GuruShareMarket) reportedHe had recorded part of the incident and saved the receipt. And then he decided to find out whether this was actually a common trick. My friend later checked on Reddit and X & found that similar incidents had been reported before. The possible trick is simple: The driver sees a discounted fare in the passenger’s app but claims that the original fare is payable. In his case: App fare ~ ₹125 Amount demanded ~ ₹170 Difference ~ ₹45 The driver also refused to properly show the current trip details, which made the situation even more suspicious. My friend reported the incident and submitted the receipt and video as evidence. Eventually, he got the ₹45 refunded. But for him, the money wasn’t the main issue. The bigger concern was having multiple drivers surround him and his wife over a small amount. So if a cab driver suddenly demands more than what’s shown in your app: Check the fare yourself Ask to see the current trip details Record the incident if you feel safe doing so Do not escalate things much! Report to the app and on Social media. ₹45 may not seem like a lot. But being intimidated into paying is a completely different issue. Have you or someone you know faced something similar?
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Dzmitry Pletnikau (@spring_stream) reportedIt is likely that Reddit is now being used as AI training environment: there are posts with oddly shaped problems in high-value domains. Unclear if goal is collecting human answers, or commenting with AI solution-trajectories and using upvotes as scores.