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Reddit partial outage hits mobile, desktop, comments, and mods

Reddit users have had trouble accessing the service on mobile and desktop for most of Saturday morning, prompting an official response from the company: it is experiencing a partial outage across multiple aspects of its service. The outage, according to Reddit, is due to ‘an incident’ with Amazon Web Services that is impacting the social platform. It’s unclear when the … Continue reading

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