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.

• Website Down (37%)
• Errors (34%)
• Sign in (29%)

Live Outage Map

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

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Paris	Sign in	2 hours ago
Bogotá	Errors	2 days ago
Arrondissement de Poitiers	Website Down	3 days ago
Paris	Website Down	3 days ago
Paris	Errors	3 days ago
Marseille	Errors	3 days ago

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Gmail Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  parth (@parthppanchal) reported 1 minute ago

  @Google @Google what about Gmail privacy and confidentiality issue?? I have escalated through different way but no one try to look into it

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  Moei (@0xMoei) reported 4 minutes ago

  When I see Indians and Nigerians are mad about getting banned from MoonPay for $5, it reminds me of one thing: Iran. 90 million Iranians. 48 years with zero access to any international financial or banking system. We can't buy a spotify or duolingo subscription like you. Can't get X premium. Can't buy a claude account. Can't order motor oil from amazon. Can't even hold a normal crypto exchange account. We are filtered hard from inside and geoblocked from outside. We get banned from every platform on earth. Google bans our gmail. From youtube and tiktok to openSea, hyperliquid, uniswap. the entire digital world ban us. We can't even open X without a VPN, and that VPN still needs 69 ways and real money just to beat the filtering inside the country first. Write this down in history: We lived through a record 90 days with no internet. We lose electricity 4 hours of a day. We are the third largest oil reserve in the world, and we have one of the most worthless currencies on the planet. We're basically North Korea… just colonized by China, and without the nukes. Proof: 15 million Iranians definitely hold crypto. How many Iranians has this industry actually seen? Long story. God bless Iranians, and every people living under this kind of suffering and silence.

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  JD (@jsd137) reported 7 minutes ago

  @kelvinbuildss I’m having trouble turning anything loose in my Gmail.

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  Eva Fain BSN MPH RN-CDE/CHES research focus (@espacetimeNOT) reported 8 minutes ago

  @ethanjweiss SIR: I have an ipad mini. there was a conflict & finally Apple updated. It got better. I resent Gmail trying to fix my calendar functions & re-send emails because "it" decides when I need to follow up. Add into that prob? EPIC sends pop health emails...

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  Vyacheslav Ops (@SlavaOPs) reported 9 minutes ago

  Claude for Chrome trusts any click. That's the whole vulnerability. Security firm Manifold Security found that any browser extension installed alongside Claude for Chrome can hijack it into reading your Gmail, Google Docs, and Calendar — without you asking it to. The mechanism is small. Claude for Chrome listens for a user click before running one of nine built-in tasks. It never verifies whether that click is real. A different extension can forge one in six lines of code, and Claude treats the forged click exactly like a genuine one. Manifold rates this high severity by default. It becomes critical the moment "Act without asking" mode is on — the read happens silently, no confirmation, no trace. This is the same failure shape that keeps showing up across agent tooling this year: a trust boundary that checks whether an action is permitted in principle, but not whether the specific trigger for it is authentic. A click, a prompt, an API call — if the system trusts the signal without verifying its source, anything that can produce the signal gets the same access as the real thing. Worth separating from a bug you can patch once. This is a category: any agent that reacts to browser-level events (clicks, DOM changes, extension messages) needs to treat those events as untrusted input by default, the same way a server treats an HTTP request from an unauthenticated client. The convenience of "just click to confirm" quietly assumes the click can't be spoofed. It can. If you're running Claude for Chrome or any similar browser agent with elevated permissions: check whether "Act without asking" is on, and know that turning it off doesn't fix the underlying click-forgery gap — it just removes the silent version of it.

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  Max Shapiro (@LegislativeAI) reported 9 minutes ago

  He’s also wrong in the technical sense as well. Google data centers run on TPUs which are the same things running Gmail and AI. Stop listening to people who are technically illiterate if you want to actually solve problems.

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  M (@MaskManusya) reported 11 minutes ago

  Is Gmail down for anyone?

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  mark mei (@markdmei) reported 11 minutes ago

  The bigger email list you have, the less $ you’ll make. This sounds completely backwards. But for most brands it’s the reality. The dead weight rotting on the list WRECKS deliverability for everyone else. What every dead subscriber does to you: - Teaches Gmail and Yahoo to trust your sends less. - Drags inbox placement down across your ENTIRE list - Until even loyal customers get spam mail. So do this: - Watch who ignores two or three win-back emails. - Cut them from your active sends. Cut the dead weight, or your best customers pay for it in the spam folder.

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  Neil Hughes (@Hughesy67) reported 17 minutes ago

  @gmail is there an issue with ‘all inboxes’ on the Gmail app? - my workspace email shows all emails in my history as unread; in inbox all as should be - any suggestions? have deleted app, upgraded iOS, turned off/on etc

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  Wino Winnie 𝕏 (@Wino_Winnie) reported 18 minutes ago

  From Grok… Here are the exact steps to shut off Smart features (the AI/privacy-related switches) in the Gmail app on iPhone. These settings are a bit buried, and you need to turn them off in two places. Steps in the Gmail app on iPhone 1. Open the Gmail app. 2. Tap the three horizontal lines (menu / hamburger icon) in the top-left corner. 3. Scroll down and tap Settings. 4. Tap Data privacy (under the General section). 5. Turn off the switch next to Smart features. That’s the first place. Now do the second: 6. Still on the Data privacy screen, tap Google Workspace smart features. 7. Turn off both switches: • Smart features in Google Workspace • Smart features in other Google products You can then go back or force-close and reopen the Gmail app to make sure the changes stick. These settings apply to your Google account across devices.

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  Adeyinka §upercøøl™ (@dave00733) reported 20 minutes ago

  @AirtelNigeria Why is your network not working on all Google apps on my phone (Gmail, YouTube, playstore, etc) but yet, on the same phone another network connects with no fuss? It seems I will be saying goodbye to your pathetic network soon with this abysmal service

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  Lil’ Diablo Sauce: Congressional Jobs Edition（╹◡╹） (@Nick_Barnes) reported 28 minutes ago

  My Gmail is down about 10 gigs of mostly spam emails. I’ve got about another 10 to go because honestly I haven’t even hit last year on my main inbox. I’ve mostly been deleting by searching specific senders and group deleting. From the iPhone client, which works really well.

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  CHARIS TOYOSI 🐳 🔮 (@CharisToyosi) reported 30 minutes ago

  Hey @AirtelNigeria , your network has not been loading any Google apps or services at all and I think it’s a problem on your end ,I have not problem using those apps (like Gmail , Gemini,Google Maps and others ) with mtn but when I switch to your network it doesn’t load

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  Justice (@JusticeForAllCr) reported 31 minutes ago

  @Ayzacoder It’s the same if you sign in CoPilot. Their bot will access to you word documents, one drive etc. I sign in Google to use Gemini but I do not sign in copilot to use copilot and this way my word documents are protected and I do not use Gmail.

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  Pepe M (@pepms) reported 31 minutes ago

  @ericfgould @gmail Same issue for me

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  Niraj Adhikari (@MINDFUEL_NIRAJ) reported 33 minutes ago

  @gmail So you basically annoy me with all the notifications from unknown company newsletter better fix that first!

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  0employees (@0employees) reported 40 minutes ago

  the fastest automation win isn't a fancy tool. it's finding the one task quietly eating your week. here's the ritual: every sunday, look back and ask which boring thing stole the most hours. then hand that one thing to a free tool. not fifty tools. one. say the answer is email triage, the daily slog of deciding what to even open. the free tool for it is purebox. it plugs into your gmail with official google login and reads which senders you actually open versus let pile up. the free scan (up to 1,000 emails, no card) shows you your real attention, archive, and trash split, plus how many hours you'd claw back. so even before paying a cent, you know exactly which senders to cut. running the cleanup on autopilot for new mail is about $5 a month, and when it acts, nothing moves until you approve and every change is reversible. every morning i test one automation and break down the one worth keeping. this is today's. what's the one task eating your week right now?

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  Milk Road Stocks (@MilkRoadStocks) reported 40 minutes ago

  The market is punishing Google for having negative free cash flow - and these analysts think that's "surprisingly stupid." They proved the CapEx is working. Massive backlog. Growing margins. The computer being built is not slowing down. "They don't need the number one model... they have every single app that we all use. They know how to crawl the internet better, so they're going to create better agents than anyone." Distribution beats model rankings. -x- Google does not need the best AI model to win the AI race. "They have everything they need to dominate AI and they do not need to be the number one to dominate." Gemini itself is now approaching a billion monthly users. Gemini-powered AI Overviews inside Google Search passed a billion monthly users on its own while AI Mode also crossed a billion. Google's combined AI footprint reaches an estimated 2 billion people a month. ChatGPT crossed 1 billion monthly users in June. Google's ecosystem is already double that. The reason is simple. Gemini is not a destination app people have to choose to open. It is already inside Search, Docs, Gmail, Android and every YouTube transcript pulled through the browser. Most people using it do not even register that they are. OpenAI's business runs overwhelmingly on ChatGPT subscriptions. If usage does not convert to a paid tier, the revenue does not show up. Google has no such constraint. Search revenue hit $63.3 billion in Q2 2026, up 17% year over year, and Alphabet said the growth came from AI features. Google can also monetize the exact same Gemini usage through cloud, advertising, Android and its hardware line, none of which require anyone to ever pay for a Gemini subscription. That is the actual thesis turn here. Being the fourth or fifth best model is irrelevant when the distribution and the monetization paths are already built and already profitable. The stock has cooled off with the broader AI trade, down modestly over the past month and past quarter but it is still up 70% over the past year.

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  Jason Levin (@iamjasonlevin) reported 40 minutes ago

  I just automated our product changelog from my iphone: Step 1. Tell @chorus_agent to scan through all completed @Linear issues from month Step 2. Chorus sends a draft to @beehiiv’s MCP based on a template I have Step 3. Chorus uses Gmail to alert my team to put finishing touches on it and edit it We never sent a changelog (Been too busy shipping) Wanted to automate this forever. Insane.

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  Julian van Baaren (@julianvbaaren) reported 40 minutes ago

  Dear @YouTube @TeamYouTube @YouTubeCreators My gmail has been disabled and my appeal has been rejected for the reason "multiple accounts created by automation or bots" while I have not done this at all. I have been using this gmail for a very long time and now I got hit with this. I have tried to reach out to you before but without any response. Now also my adsense is connected to this gmail account and there is no other option for me then reaching out here on this platform once again. I see many creators are having the same issue and this affect our day to day lives. One of my channel in the screenshot below is a big channel with 250.000 subscribers and exists for almost 3 years and just because of an unfair disabled gmail this channel is gone. Please reach out to escalate to Google for a human review to this matter.

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  DeBounce (@debounce) reported 41 minutes ago

  Free email addresses in B2B lists aren't automatically invalid. But a list that's 40% Gmail and Yahoo when you're selling enterprise software is telling you something. Not a bounce problem. A targeting problem. Two very different fixes.

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  dhruvieiei (@StackDhruv) reported 42 minutes ago

  I just tried @try_caddy It’s a great product, but here are a few things I didn’t like: - It pushed Gmail before I asked for it - it kept pitching features instead of following the conversation - It asked too many questions back-to-back - Even after I asked it to slow down, it kept doing the same thing - When I was being serious, it replied with “lol” and emojis - It understood my words, but not my mood None of these are obvious bugs. The assistant still replied. The conversation still moved forward. But the experience felt off. This is exactly what we’re solving at Agnost AI, and we recently got into YC S26. Agnost analyzes real user conversations and shows where agents become pushy, repetitive, confusing, or fail to understand user intent. Because the hardest agent failures aren’t always crashes. Sometimes the agent works perfectly, and the user still hates the experience. We’d personally love to help you improve your agents.

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  theogkc at bluesky (@thekc23) reported 43 minutes ago

  @dondisappoints I use Mac mail. That search engine is pretty good. Also- gmail has that pesky archive issue which is glitchy.

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  Remote Gold Careers 💻 (@RemotejobsRM) reported 46 minutes ago

  @gmail On 6/19/2025, I sent an email with the subject: "Ongoing Issues with Heat Pump Installation by xxx heating & cooling company." It was a long thread. Today I tried to find the thread because the HVAC issue has happened again, and the entire conversation is missing. Help 🥺

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  yogesh.base.eth Canbo (@yogeshkrishnamu) reported 52 minutes ago

  @moonpay What if i have used Gmail to login

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  Eric Gould (@ericfgould) reported 52 minutes ago

  So @gmail search on iOS is just broken now? All the AI in the world and all search results come up blank?

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  Kefayatullah Khadem (@kefayatkhadim) reported 53 minutes ago

  @RealSuperSwag Good call telling people to DM the Gmail rather than post it publicly, that protects them and keeps your replies clean. Good luck getting CFC Workforce's 12 lined up. Quick tip on the process: collecting the Gmail is step one, but each tester still has to actually opt in through the closed testing link you send and keep the app installed the full 14 days to register as active toward production. Grab more than 12 as a buffer since dropping below 12 active can effectively restart the clock, which stings when you're moving ASAP. And if the DM route gets patchy on holding people the full window, Prime Test Lab handles the tester side so you can lock in the 14 days without chasing anyone down.

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  🏍benyamin (@BenyaminHolley) reported 56 minutes ago

  Things I did not do during this interview process: Send thank you notes after the interviews. Listen guys, I really don't want to sound entitled. I don't want to sound like a snob. I just think the thank-you note thing is silly. Two reasons for this: First: If you reached out to me to talk to me, you should be sending me a thank-you note. I didn't apply for any of these jobs. Nobody sent me a thank-you note after the call and I don't care because I'm not the kind of person who gets upset by people not doing this type of stuff. It's just not important to me. Maybe I'm feral and unsocialized. I don't know. I literally had so many interviews in like a three-day period that I was totally disorganized. I couldn't keep track of anything. I swear I'm not saying this to brag. It's just the reality of the situation. And actually I do feel bad because there are a lot of people who I need to thank (ironic i know lol) actually, for referring me to places and things like that. I'm going to get to those people tomorrow. I was just really busy. I actually remember way back when I first interviewed for my first SDR jobs. I remember doing an interview and then the person, right after I interviewed with them, posted on LinkedIn saying that a lot of the people they were interviewing for SDR roles weren't sending them thank-you notes. I, in a panicked state, logged back into Gmail to send them a thank-you note, worried that I wasn't gonna get the job. Now I remember this very vividly and if the person who posted that is reading this, I hope this doesn't come off the wrong way, but I feel like when you're interviewing people, maybe like myself, who were never in the corporate world, they don't know the tricks of the trade so to speak. It's not really fair to judge them on that kind of stuff. I think this is one of the reasons that a lot of people like myself, who maybe don't have a traditional university education, don't fare well when they're trying to get into software jobs. Even when in practice they're actually highly qualified, they just don't know all these little things. Nobody teaches them to. It's kind of the stuff that you learn in business school or, I don't know how else to put it, if you're in certain socioeconomic circles. These things are sort of signifiers that you're in the club. Class mobility is somewhat constrained by what I can only describe as "cultural" quirks. Secondly just besides the basic etiquette concept, people say that this is important because in a sales process, which an interview process kind of is a sales process, your performance in the interview is going to mimic what you do with clients. This is of course totally true but these days the thank you notes and the follow-ups are almost all automated or AI-generated or something. Without making a moral or strategic judgment about that, it just feels like it's something that's totally unnecessary. You don't need to stroke my ego by telling me how great it was meeting me. Personally I feel like if you're solving a real problem for people, being liked isn't actually that important. In fact some of the sales processes that I spent the most money on and got the biggest ROI from were sales processes that I didn't really find particularly enjoyable, relatively speaking. Sometimes I didn't even like the salesperson and I still ended up buying whatever it was just because I needed it. That's probably a sub-optimal way to go through your life in business being unlikable or prickly but I just think we way over index on being likable. When you think about it a lot of the most successful people in business, and I think this may be universally true, are not very agreeable. But they're effective, which is more important in my mind. I'm a pretty low-budget spender. I'm not a CISO spending a million dollars on a security platform but I don't know how much the interpersonal dynamics dictate outcomes based on the different stratifications of spending power of the buyers. Anyways I don't know really what point I'm trying to make here. I just think there's a lot of conventions in modern society and maybe they're just constrained to software or corporate life that are just really silly. We don't have to subjugate ourselves to doing this stuff if we don't want to. be the change that you want to see in the world and all that.

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  BIG DADDY URO (@UroSlim) reported 60 minutes ago

  Gmail down?

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  JD (@JDofLondon) reported 60 minutes ago

  @GrantSlatton It's easy bud. When a limit dies, just log out and back in again. If it's to Gmail, you will need to switch the active browser to the email you want to sign in with first.