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Image by Alex Castro / The Verge Reddit experienced a widespread outage that impacting the entire site and subreddits earlier today. Millions of Reddit users were met with a “Server error. Try again later” message in a red banner at the top of the site for around 45 minutes today. The same outage error was displayed on subreddits and individual posts, too. The status page for Reddit initially indicated the site was experiencing “degraded performance” at 4:16PM ET, before identifying the issue just minutes later and then implementing a fix at 4:45PM ET. “A fix has been implemented and we are monitoring the results,” says Reddit. This latest outage follows similar issues with Reddit in April, where users were met with the same “try again later” message after a back-end... Continue reading…

Image: Meta Meta is opening up Horizon Worlds, its 3D social platform, to users between the ages of 10 and 12, the company announced on Wednesday. As part of the rollout, parents will have a significant amount of control over what experiences their preteens can access, and experiences will get age ratings to help parents determine which ones are appropriate for their children. For a preteen to use Horizon Worlds, they’ll have to have a parent-managed Meta account and request access to Horizon Worlds itself. Once a parent has approved that, preteens can request access to individual experiences, or parents can mark a setting that lets their preteen jump into all experiences that fall within a certain age rating. (Meta will rate experiences as... Continue reading…

Image: Cath Virginia / The Verge, Getty Images A French investigative judge has charged Telegram CEO Pavel Durov with enabling illegal transactions among other alleged offenses, according to reports from NBC News and Le Monde. Durov had been arrested Saturday as part of an investigation into child sexual abuse material and other criminal activity on Telegram. French prosecutors will release Durov under judicial supervision on a €5 million bail, but he won’t be allowed to leave France. As noted by Le Monde, Durov also faces charges of refusing to comply with authorities and complicity in the criminal distribution of CSAM. Durov was arrested as he deplaned in Paris on a warrant issued by France’s OFMIN agency that’s tasked with preventing violence against minors. An agency official... Continue reading…

Illustration: The Verge Apple Music subscribers can now transfer their playlists over to YouTube Music, according to a recent support document spotted by MacRumors. Up until now, Apple did not offer native tools for transferring playlists to rival music services, making YouTube Music the first. There are some caveats, however. Only songs available on YouTube Music can be transferred over, which means you won’t be able to migrate audio files like podcasts or audiobooks. You also can’t transfer curated or non-collaborative shared playlists, music files, or the folders you’ve created to organize playlists in Apple Music. To move your playlists over to YouTube Music, you must have an active ‌Apple Music‌ or iTunes Match subscription, as well as an active YouTube... Continue reading…

If you're having trouble loading Reddit right now, you're not alone. On Wednesday, the popular social media site began experiencing widespread outages. Around 4:00 p.m. ET, reports of big issues at the site began spiking on Downdetector.com. Reddit seems to be coming back online as of 4:30 p.m. ET, but I am still seeing the occasional error message along these lines: "Our CDN was unable to reach our servers." I also was presented with this error message at various points during the outage: upstream connect error or disconnect/reset before headers. retried and the latest reset reason: connection failure On Reddit's status site, the company says that it began investigating an issue that was causing "degraded performance" at 4:16 p.m. ET. Then, at 4:32 p.m. ET, the company updated the page, explaining that "the issue has been identified and a fix is being implemented." Looking at the uptime chart, the site has had a relatively scot-free year when it comes to lengthy outages. There was some brief downtime back in April, but it's been smooth sailing otherwise in 2024. We'll provide an update when Reddit implements the fix. UPDATE | Reddit implemented a fix at 4:45 p.m. ET and is "monitoring the results." Don't Miss: GameNGen is an insane new AI model that can generate playable video games on the fly The post Reddit is down for everyone, not just you appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Exclusive deal: Get GEEKOM’s ultra-fast GT13 Pro Mini PC for only $549 Today’s deals: $199 Apple iPad 9, $30 Crest 3D Whitestrips, $298 Sony XM5 ANC headphones, more Today’s deals: 10% off new Sony ULT WEAR headphones, gaming laptops, Samsung OLED TVs, more Today’s deals: Rare Nintendo Switch discount, $75 WiFi 6 router, $139 AirPods 3, $260 Vitamix blender, more

Having survived in one piece for 3500-4000 years, a Bronze Age jar met an unfortunate end when a four-year-old boy accidentally pulled it over during a visit to the Hecht Museum in Haifa, Israel. The jar, a rare and intact artifact believed to have been used for storing wine or olive oil, was on display without protective glass, a deliberate choice by the museum to enhance visitor experience. A Curious Accident The incident occurred when the young boy, intrigued by the ancient jar, reached out to touch it. According to his father, Alex, the boy was curious about what was inside the jar, which led to the accidental tug that sent the precious artifact crashing to the floor. "I was shocked," Alex recounted in an interview, "At first, I couldn't believe it was my child who had done it." The Hecht Museum, located within the University of Haifa, has a reputation for its unique approach to displaying artifacts. They aim to provide visitors with an unobstructed view of history, believing that the lack of barriers adds a special charm to the experience. However, this philosophy comes with risks, as demonstrated by this recent accident. Priceless Bronze Age Treasures Stolen from Ely Museum Disastrous German Museum Heist Scoops Gold Coins Worth Millions Read moreSection: ArtifactsOther ArtifactsNewsHistory & ArchaeologyRead Later