If you're having trouble with Reddit and X, you're far from alone — those sites and more are seeing big spikes in reports on Downdetector.
X and Reddit are currently the biggest hit according to Downdetector, with over 26,000 and 3,000 reports respectively. But several other apps and services, from Zoom to Canva and Fortnite, are also seeing spikes in reports right now, suggesting this could be related to cloud infrastructure.
There's no official cause for issues right now, but you get all the latest updates in our live report...
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X appears to be on the mend, but it definitely isn't its usual self. We're currently able to see the Trends section, but have no feed.
Reddit seems to be faring better, with reports on Downdetector now down to around 365 in the US (down from just over 3,000 half an hour ago).
Those are promising signs, but hopefully they aren't a false dawn — and a number of other services like Zoom and Fortnite continue to show a significant number of reported problems.
Given how many services are showing spikes in reported problems right now, there's a good this is all related to cloud infrastructure issues.
We're currently seeing smaller spikes on Downdetector for Cloudflare and AWS, though there's no official confirmation that either are having major issues.
However, Cloudflare is now experiencing "increased error rates" as of 10.20am ET / 3.20pm BST, so that could be a potential cause given the likes of X and Reddit are known to use it for their cloud-based content delivery.
Right now, X is seemingly the worst hit by today's issues, with almost 36,000 reports on Downdetector. But Reddit is also seemingly struggling for many in the US, with over 3,000 reports.
This may well be a cloud infrastructure outage or issue, because we're seeing more minor spikes across a range of services, from Zoom to Fortnite and Canva. Is this related to a service Cloudflare or AWS? It isn't clear yet, but we'll find out soon.
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