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Global Reddit Outage: Thousands Unable To Access Platform, Investigation Underway
The company has acknowledged the issue, identified the cause, implemented a fix, and is now monitoring the situation.
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Diwali Blackout: How the AWS Outage Crippled Major Apps Across the World
Amazon Web Services (AWS) faced a widespread outage on October 20, disrupting several major platforms, including Apple TV, Reddit, and Snapchat. The outage, lasting nearly 12 hours, coincided with Diwali celebrations in India and affected online businesses running festive campaigns. AWS later attributed the issue to a DNS error in its US-East-1 reg...
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Bengaluru Man Fined Rs 1000 After Civic Body Traces Garbage Bag Using His Girlfriend's Name, Internet Reacts
The BBMP marshals tracked down the man after finding an old parcel cover with his girlfriend's name and his address inside the trash bag.
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Reddit User Reveals How Manager's "No Phones During Work" Policy Went Wrong
The server was down for 30 minutes, causing many departments to be unable to work.
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Indian Woman Breaks Down After Being Denied WFH Request On Diwali: "Crying, Sobbing, Angry"
A woman working for an American multinational company recently took to Reddit to express her frustration after being denied time off on Diwali.
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Indian IT Startup Shuts Down Overnight, 19 Employees Laid Off On Video Call
A Reddit post about a layoff at an Indian IT startup has gone viral, sparking outrage online.
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Reddit Down For Thousands Of Users Worldwide: Report
Social media platform Reddit was down for thousands of users globally on Monday, according to outage tracking website Downdetector.com.
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Reddit Co-Founder Alexis Ohanian Joins Frank McCourt’s Bid for TikTok
Alexis Ohanian, the co-founder of Reddit and a venture capitalist, has joined his bid to acquire TikTok's US operations. The former Los Angeles Dodgers owner and his partners submitted a bid for TikTok in early January, as a deadline approached that would require ByteDance to sell the app to a US owner or face a ban.
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Reddit to Draw Curtains on Crypto Based ‘Community Points’ Programme, Blames Stability Concerns
In an official announcement released on October 17, Reddit informed its users that it was shutting down the crypto rewards programme, Community Points. Starting November 8, Redditors that were part of this programme will not be able to see any points in their Reddit Vault nor will they be able to churn any more points in their communities.
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Google Pixel Owners Complain About Repeated App Crashes, Could Be Android WebView Bug: Report
As per various threads and comments popping up on Reddit, several Pixel users have begun facing issues with the smartphones. The issue sees both Google’s default and third-party apps crash when opened. It isn’t clear what the underlying issue is, but it could be down to an old Android WebView bug.
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Reddit Says 80 Percent Top Subreddits Open After Blackout Over API Pricing Protest
Reddit said that most of the company’s communities were operating as normal — four days after a protest that shut down thousands of its online forums in protest over its plans to raise fees. In a blog post-Thursday, the company said that 80 percent of its top subreddits, or digital message boards, are currently open. The post was Reddit’s fi...
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Reddit Communities Go Dark as Thousands of Subreddits Protest New Policy: Here's Why
Several Reddit communities dedicated to topics ranging from Apple to gaming and music locked out their users on Monday in protest against the company's plan to charge for access to its data. The Apollo app has said the exorbitant fees have "made it impossible" to continue offering the service.
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Reddit's New API Policy Forces Third Party Apps Like Apollo, Sync, RIF, More to Shut Down
Reddit will implement a new API policy on July 1 that would charge excessive fees to developers of third-party apps for the website, thereby resulting in the shutdown of popular applications such as Reddit is Fun (RIF), Sync for Reddit, Apollo, and ReddPlanet.
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Man Sleeps In A Hammock Between Two Mountains, Internet Stunned
The video was shared on Reddit and shows a man casually lying down in the hammock which is tied between the two mountains.
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Old Video Shows A Snow Leopard Falling Off A Cliff While Hunting A Sheep
The video has amassed 91,000 upvotes on Reddit with 1,800 comments.
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Global Reddit Outage: Thousands Unable To Access Platform, Investigation Underway
The company has acknowledged the issue, identified the cause, implemented a fix, and is now monitoring the situation.
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Diwali Blackout: How the AWS Outage Crippled Major Apps Across the World
Amazon Web Services (AWS) faced a widespread outage on October 20, disrupting several major platforms, including Apple TV, Reddit, and Snapchat. The outage, lasting nearly 12 hours, coincided with Diwali celebrations in India and affected online businesses running festive campaigns. AWS later attributed the issue to a DNS error in its US-East-1 reg...
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Bengaluru Man Fined Rs 1000 After Civic Body Traces Garbage Bag Using His Girlfriend's Name, Internet Reacts
The BBMP marshals tracked down the man after finding an old parcel cover with his girlfriend's name and his address inside the trash bag.
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Reddit User Reveals How Manager's "No Phones During Work" Policy Went Wrong
The server was down for 30 minutes, causing many departments to be unable to work.
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Indian Woman Breaks Down After Being Denied WFH Request On Diwali: "Crying, Sobbing, Angry"
A woman working for an American multinational company recently took to Reddit to express her frustration after being denied time off on Diwali.
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Indian IT Startup Shuts Down Overnight, 19 Employees Laid Off On Video Call
A Reddit post about a layoff at an Indian IT startup has gone viral, sparking outrage online.
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Reddit Down For Thousands Of Users Worldwide: Report
Social media platform Reddit was down for thousands of users globally on Monday, according to outage tracking website Downdetector.com.
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Reddit Co-Founder Alexis Ohanian Joins Frank McCourt’s Bid for TikTok
Alexis Ohanian, the co-founder of Reddit and a venture capitalist, has joined his bid to acquire TikTok's US operations. The former Los Angeles Dodgers owner and his partners submitted a bid for TikTok in early January, as a deadline approached that would require ByteDance to sell the app to a US owner or face a ban.
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Reddit to Draw Curtains on Crypto Based ‘Community Points’ Programme, Blames Stability Concerns
In an official announcement released on October 17, Reddit informed its users that it was shutting down the crypto rewards programme, Community Points. Starting November 8, Redditors that were part of this programme will not be able to see any points in their Reddit Vault nor will they be able to churn any more points in their communities.
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Google Pixel Owners Complain About Repeated App Crashes, Could Be Android WebView Bug: Report
As per various threads and comments popping up on Reddit, several Pixel users have begun facing issues with the smartphones. The issue sees both Google’s default and third-party apps crash when opened. It isn’t clear what the underlying issue is, but it could be down to an old Android WebView bug.
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Reddit Says 80 Percent Top Subreddits Open After Blackout Over API Pricing Protest
Reddit said that most of the company’s communities were operating as normal — four days after a protest that shut down thousands of its online forums in protest over its plans to raise fees. In a blog post-Thursday, the company said that 80 percent of its top subreddits, or digital message boards, are currently open. The post was Reddit’s fi...
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Reddit Communities Go Dark as Thousands of Subreddits Protest New Policy: Here's Why
Several Reddit communities dedicated to topics ranging from Apple to gaming and music locked out their users on Monday in protest against the company's plan to charge for access to its data. The Apollo app has said the exorbitant fees have "made it impossible" to continue offering the service.
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Reddit's New API Policy Forces Third Party Apps Like Apollo, Sync, RIF, More to Shut Down
Reddit will implement a new API policy on July 1 that would charge excessive fees to developers of third-party apps for the website, thereby resulting in the shutdown of popular applications such as Reddit is Fun (RIF), Sync for Reddit, Apollo, and ReddPlanet.
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Man Sleeps In A Hammock Between Two Mountains, Internet Stunned
The video was shared on Reddit and shows a man casually lying down in the hammock which is tied between the two mountains.
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Old Video Shows A Snow Leopard Falling Off A Cliff While Hunting A Sheep
The video has amassed 91,000 upvotes on Reddit with 1,800 comments.
