Gmail status: access issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours

The graph below depicts the number of Gmail reports received over the last 24 hours by time of day. When the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line, an outage is determined.

Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Gmail users through our website.

• Errors (39%)
• Website Down (32%)
• Sign in (28%)

Live Outage Map

The most recent Gmail outage reports came from the following cities:

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Travnik	Sign in	9 hours ago
Berkel en Rodenrijs	Sign in	12 hours ago
Staten Island	Website Down	14 hours ago
Secaucus	Website Down	19 hours ago
Mâcon	Website Down	20 hours ago
Pélissanne	Errors	22 hours ago

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Gmail Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Base.Tube (@base_tube) reported 25 seconds ago

  Your Gmail being old won’t fix bad Shorts reach. YouTube isn’t checking your account birthday to decide if you’re “real.” It’s deciding whether the video deserves another test. People love superstition because it feels controllable. The system isn’t. That’s the problem.

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  Emailable (@emailablehq) reported 3 minutes ago

  Most email marketers are one bad send away from a problem that takes six months to fix. They have no idea. Not because they're doing anything wrong today. Because the thing that causes deliverability crises almost never happens today. It happened three months ago when the list started decaying and nobody looked. Two months ago when the bounce rate crept past the threshold inbox providers care about. Six weeks ago when a spam trap got hit for the third time and the sender reputation quietly dropped below the line that changes how Gmail treats everything that follows. By the time the numbers show it you're already inside the problem. Adjusting subject lines. Briefing a copy refresh. The issue was never the copy. It was what you were sending it to. The marketers who never deal with deliverability emergencies aren't better at email. They're just more disciplined about the one thing that keeps everything else working. Verify your list before the send. Not after the results.

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  Ghulam mustafa (@mustafawattoo53) reported 4 minutes ago

  @Sidra_adviser @sidrachain @maljefairi I am not getting OTP code on Gmail to log in to Sidra Chain account, please solve this problem soon.

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  Littl3 Lobst3r (@Littl3Lobst3r) reported 6 minutes ago

  Microsoft Scout: always-on agent across M365 with dedicated identity. Google Gemini Spark: autonomous Gmail management. AWS AgentCore: native IdP + session isolation. Three clouds. Three identity systems. Three vendor lock-ins. Wallet signatures work across all three. No dashboard. No subscription. Just math. The portability gap is the real problem 🦞

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  uhu (@uhuuhu177) reported 6 minutes ago

  @_Maddlava that censored email address really narrows it down the other day it did that to me and the email address began with an "a" and was a gmail address. i have three gmail accounts that begin with an a.

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  Jonathan Crabtree (@jtcrabtree94) reported 12 minutes ago

  @mnolangray @gmail So glad you tweeted this because I was LOSING my mind. What terrible UI 🙄

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  Sanjir Habib (@habibur) reported 12 minutes ago

  @tomfgoodwin Reason why not to use gmail or "login via google". Host your own mail server. Register to 3rd parties via username and password.

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  Sharad Singh (@singhsharad529) reported 13 minutes ago

  Gmail down 🤔🤔 Anyone ?

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  Emailable (@emailablehq) reported 14 minutes ago

  Most email marketers are operating with a list that's quietly falling apart and have no idea. Not because they're doing anything wrong. Because email lists decay at 28% annually. Build your list two years ago and never cleaned it? More than half of what you're sending to could be compromised right now. And the consequences are real. Roughly one in six emails never reaches the inbox globally. That's the average. A decaying unverified list pushes you well below it. The worst part is the decay doesn't announce itself. Your open rate slides a little. You adjust the copy, test a new subject line. You're optimizing the thing that isn't broken while the thing that is keeps compounding quietly in the background. Gmail and Yahoo's deliverability crackdowns are intensifying through 2026. The window to get ahead of this is closing. A verified list isn't a one time project. It's the habit that keeps everything else working. When's the last time you verified yours?

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  Komal K (@k4komaaaal) reported 14 minutes ago

  RED FLAGS TO LOOK FOR WHEN A RECRUITER DM’s YOU 🚩 Recruiter joined X/LinkedIn recently and has under 100 connections 🚩 The role doesn’t exist on the company’s careers page 🚩 They use job titles the company doesn’t actually have 🚩 Their email is a gmail or yahoo 🚩 They dodge every attempt to get on a call 🚩 They push for a ‘text-based interview’ 🚩 They follow up unnaturally fast, urgency is a manipulation tactic If you think you’re in one: Check the role on the company site before you reply to anything Never share info you wouldn’t put on your CV Only do interviews on Zoom, Meet, or Teams( check url before clicking or use @SafeBrowz to avoid phishi links) Ask for verification, a real recruiter won’t flinch Never connect your wallet The market being hard doesn’t mean every opportunity is real Some of them are designed for exactly this moment Slow down

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  SHA256Devotee (@SHA256Devotee) reported 18 minutes ago

  @privy atm your login codes get marked as spam by gmail.

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  Justin (@0friction_) reported 23 minutes ago

  if you're outside the US and your tiktok is showing your posts to the wrong country, your epc is dead before you write a single hook us traffic converts at multiples of most other geos on affiliate offers. you can have the best video in your niche and make nothing because the algorithm is showing it to viewers who can't or won't convert on a us-targeted offer here's the setup i use to target us traffic from outside the us. it takes under an hour and once it's done it's done get a spare phone. any old iphone or android. you film on your main device and transfer the footage over. the spare is only for uploading put a us sim in it. t-mobile, any carrier. it doesn't need an active plan. a deactivated sim works. the phone will show "no service" and that's fine factory reset the spare phone with the sim already in it, then boot it up clean turn on a vpn before you do anything else and connect to a us city. this prevents the shadowban. the device has to read as us from the first moment it touches the apps download tiktok only after the vpn is running. to confirm the device reads as us, go to the login screen and pick "log in with phone number." if the country code defaults to +1, you're set register with an email, not a phone number. gmail or yahoo. a phone number ties the account to your real geo post your first video with the vpn active, let it get some traction, then check the analytics. if the majority of your views are coming from the us, the setup worked never open the apps or upload without the vpn on. one upload on your real connection and you lose the us targeting on that account. vpn is on every single time or the account is burned

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  ⋆𐙚 ̊.CyberFairy⋆𐙚 ̊. (@CyberFairy21) reported 25 minutes ago

  @2Thunder_Bolt keep in mind for Katie- she ALSO deleted her Tiktok, Gmail, Microsoft teams account, obv TWT acc, and basically all socials. if ANY OF YOU know where she is PLEASE help i beg. my heart is broken I miss my best friend.

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  Jafar Najafov (@JafarNajafov) reported 29 minutes ago

  Here's how it actually does the job. Airtap runs a phone in the cloud. Your apps are on it. The AI looks at the screen and taps the buttons. The same way you would. It opens Gmail. Reads the new mail. Opens the calendar. Reads today's events. Opens the weather app. Reads the forecast. Then it writes you the summary. No special access. No broken setup. Just an AI using a phone.

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  Harry Tandy (@HarryTandy) reported 31 minutes ago

  $150/HOUR AI WORK STARTS WITH PROOF Most beginners try to justify the rate with learning time "I studied AI for 6 months" "I took 4 courses" "I know Claude, ChatGPT, Zapier, and agents" Clients don’t price your study hours They price the problem you can remove Here are the 12 rules from this article worth keeping 1. Build before you credential. A working system beats a certificate in almost every sales conversation 2. Learn the basics deeply enough to troubleshoot. Tokens, context, embeddings, hallucinations, RAG, agents. These are the failure points 3. Choose one specialization early. Workflow automation, RAG systems, AI ops, support automation, lead research. Pick one 4. Build for a real workflow. Fake examples produce fake confidence 5. Make the first portfolio piece useful. A Claude workflow that solves one painful recurring task is enough 6. Make the second piece connected. Add Slack, Notion, Sheets, Zapier, Make, Gmail, HubSpot, or another tool people already use 7. Make the third piece multi-step. Research -> summarize -> check -> format. Or intake -> classify -> route -> notify 8. Write down what broke. Edge cases, bad outputs, missed records, weak prompts. This is where trust comes from 9. Track one metric. Hours saved, tickets routed, drafts produced, errors reduced. One clean metric sells better than ten vague claims 10. Price against the old process. If the manual task costs $4,800/mo, your fee has context 11. Reach out with observations, not pitches. Name the broken workflow you can see 12. Start with one yes. One paid project gives you better data than another month of tutorials The rate comes after the proof The proof comes after building The building starts when you stop collecting resources and pick one ugly workflow to fix

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  Emiel the eCom Email Marketing Magician 🧙‍♂️🪄 (@Email_Magician) reported 31 minutes ago

  Everyone asks me about email deliverability "hacks", but here's the truth: there are no magical tricks to guarantee primary inbox placement. Most ecom brands already have the technical setup right (DMARC, SPF, DKIM, branded domains). That's not the problem. The real issue? Your sender reputation. Gmail and Outlook don't care about you. They care about their users having a good experience. If people love opening your emails, you get a good reputation. If they mark you as spam or delete without reading, your reputation tanks. It's that simple.

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  livinghuman (@livinghuman05) reported 35 minutes ago

  Why do @Apple has such worst customer service? So my phone was stolen & I had to recover my apple ID, I requested, they verified & instead of letting me login my icloud ID, they created new icloud on my same Gmail.

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  ⚡SMZ (@devsmz) reported 37 minutes ago

  2. WHAT PROBLEM IT SOLVES Before MCP, every AI tool had to be manually connected to every app or data source. Gmail. Slack. GitHub. Databases. Each one needed its own custom code. It was messy, expensive, and broke constantly. MCP was built to fix exactly that. 👇

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  Sepideh (@Sepideh41815713) reported 40 minutes ago

  I misspelled my gmail on the Springer website and now I cannot access half of my work because it asks me to verify the non-existing email before doing anything else. The tech support website is down (the previous live chat one was great). Make it ordinary again.

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  OLAYIMIKA 🖤 (@Fhigo_) reported 41 minutes ago

  On May 6, 2025, I contacted a man named Joshua, known on social media as "Josh Exclusive." I reached out to him because several people told me his pinned post said, "If you have any locked blockchain account, contact me. I fix it." I had an issue with my blockchain account. It was locked, and I had emailed Blockchain support several times with no response. I explained everything to Joshua, and he said, "Don’t worry, we will sort it out and everything will be fine." To begin the process, he asked for my Gmail address and password. I sent it to him. After about 6 months, *around October 28, 2025*, the funds were finally released. The money was sent to a wallet address he provided, which was his own wallet. We had agreed on a percentage split: I would take 60% and he would take 40%. The total amount recovered in crypto was $7,317 USD. This meant my 60% share was $4,390, while his 40% share was $2,927. Since the transaction was in crypto, I asked him to pay my share in crypto. He refused and insisted he would only pay me in Naira. I told him my money was in crypto, not Naira. He then began pleading with me, saying he was in $8,000 debt, that someone was threatening his life, and that he was having issues with his "insider." He kept begging, almost crying on the phone. I am not foolish, but I felt I could not see a fellow human being in that kind of trouble and not try to help. I agreed to accept Naira. We discussed the exchange rate, and I even agreed to reduce the amount. He was supposed to pay me ₦6,300,000. Out of pity, I told him to keep ₦300,000 and send me the remaining ₦6,000,000. I wished him well and prayed he would get out of debt. I have evidence of all these conversations and agreements, which I will attach. *The Theft of My Trust Wallet Funds:* I own an old Trust Wallet. I had saved the 12-word recovery phrase for that wallet in the same Gmail account I gave Joshua access to. I saved the phrase there long before I ever gave him my login details. Only two people have access to that Gmail account: myself and Joshua. Because he could not pay me in crypto, I later bought about $3,000 worth of crypto and stored it in that Trust Wallet. On May 16, 2026, all the crypto in that Trust Wallet was stolen. Google Gmail tracks recent activity and recognizes devices. On *October 28, 2025*, I received a notification that a Windows 10 laptop had logged into my Gmail. I knew it was Joshua because he was still working on recovering my blockchain funds at that time. My mistake was that I did not change my Gmail password after our business was concluded. On May 16, 2026, the exact same Windows 10 laptop logged into my Gmail again. That was the same day my crypto was sent out of my Trust Wallet. I did not receive a notification at the time. I believe Joshua had access to my Gmail since the day I gave it to him. He found my Trust Wallet recovery phrase in my email, waited several months so I would not suspect him, then logged in and stole all my funds. *The False Police Report:* This morning, I contacted Joshua to explain everything because I knew it was his laptop that had logged in again. He did not reply to any of my messages. Instead, he went straight to the police station and filed a report against me. The police then called me and asked me to come to the station. When I asked what my offense was, they said Joshua was the one who reported me. He refused to respond to me but rushed to the police. It appears he is trying to use the police to harass or intimidate me. I have evidence for everything stated above, including Gmail login activity, transaction IDs, chat records, and call logs, and I will provide them. Thank you. --- I will be providing lot of the evidence

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  Maku 🦑 (@MarioZaku) reported 43 minutes ago

  @DSCVR1 login with ID. add gmail. then login using gmail bro.

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  Parmita Mishra (@parmita) reported 47 minutes ago

  lmao. so the problem with a frontier, category-defining company = she's too good at explaining it online i met my CTO, half my advisors and my first customer on this app pls try doing this on gmail and get back to me

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  Working-Ref (@kkotkkio) reported 47 minutes ago

  Before your next campaign, audit the sending domain. 89% of domains don't have strict DMARC. Gmail moved from spam-routing to hard-rejection in Nov 2025. Fix it now, not after your campaign tanks. Bookmark this.

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  ms_petite (@Mz_petite1) reported 49 minutes ago

  @alatxp So you guys will take another 2weeks to rectify the issue? I’ve reached out on live chat ,called and even chatted on Gmail and still nothing.

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  Vishwanath Patil (@patilvishi) reported 53 minutes ago

  @Umesh__digital Yes...SSO (Single Sign-On) allows a user to authenticate once and access multiple applications without logging in again. A common example is: Login to Google once → - Gmail - YouTube - Google Drive Behind the scenes, a trusted Identity Provider (IdP) authenticates the user and issues a token/assertion that other applications trust. Common protocols: • OAuth 2.0 • OpenID Connect (OIDC) • SAML The biggest benefit isn't convenience it's centralized authentication, better security controls, and easier user management. SSO = "Authenticate once, access many applications." One identity, one login, multiple trusted systems...

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  Dima (@UniqueDima) reported 54 minutes ago

  Hi @WisprFlow ! I'm a happy paying user on my MacBook, and I'd love to use Wispr Flow on my iPhone too. But my account with you it's tied to my Gmail that I do not want to log into from my iPhone. I'm trying to log into Wispr Flow with email and password, but as I type in my Gmail address, it required me to do Google sign-in on the phone, which I'm reluctant to. Any way to work around this? Send an email login code? Create a password for my SSO-based gmail login? Or perhaps your support could just move my paid subscription to another Google account altogether? Happy to converse in DMs. Would much appreciate your help, and thanks in advance!

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  A.S YAKUBU (@YaksAbusadiq) reported 57 minutes ago

  @sharopihardship @sidrachain I can't login my Sidra account any more, try logging in with my Gmail and was asked to input my 2fa code from app and did but it responded an invalid 2fa that is what I have been to login ever since you guys asked us to do so 2. I try using Gmail address to login no otp sent.

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  A.S YAKUBU (@YaksAbusadiq) reported 57 minutes ago

  @L_S_K_4_ @sidrachain I can't login my Sidra account any more, try logging in with my Gmail and was asked to input my 2fa code from app and did but it responded an invalid 2fa that is what I have been to login ever since you guys asked us to do so 2. I try using Gmail address to login no otp sent.

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  Amit Kumar Rao (@SevaParamo) reported 59 minutes ago

  @YouTube @TeamYouTube Dear YouTube Team, my Gmail is linked with three channels. Two were terminated, but one active channel has no violations. I request you to review and restore full access to my active channel separately. Please help resolve this issue. Thank you.

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  Eda Abacı 🌸 (@edanrabaci) reported 59 minutes ago

  @dibbledabble15 @gmail Same trouble Myles_Nerd1 on X handled it fast.