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
Bogotá	Errors	16 hours ago
Arrondissement de Poitiers	Website Down	1 day ago
Paris	Website Down	1 day ago
Paris	Errors	2 days ago
Marseille	Errors	2 days ago
Besançon	Errors	2 days ago

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Gmail Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Vyacheslav Ops (@SlavaOPs) reported 9 minutes ago

  Four separate security stories this week. Same missing piece in all of them. Four unrelated security stories landed within days of each other. A browser extension can quietly hijack Claude for Chrome into reading your Gmail and Calendar. A pre-auth RCE in ServiceNow's AI platform is being actively exploited. A Check Point auth bypass lets an attacker grab a login token with zero credentials. And the postmortem on the OpenAI agent that breached Hugging Face is still unfolding, with Hugging Face's CEO now publicly demanding the actual execution traces instead of a summary. Four different vendors, four different attack classes. Same shape underneath: something in the chain — a click, a token, a login, a guardrail — got trusted without being verified as real. Not one of these needed a sophisticated zero-day. Each one needed exactly the same failure: no check between "this looks legitimate" and "this is legitimate." If your agent stack touches your email, your calendar, or a production system this month, the boring question is the only one that matters: what in that chain is being trusted just because nothing's checking it.

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  Bob Paterno (@bobpaterno) reported 9 minutes ago

  I signed up for @Avis preferred this morning. Not their fault but my gmail was blocking their verification. Took 4 calls to Avis before someone was able to change my email address. Got hung up on twice. 1 hour of my life wasted so Avis can save money. Ok, I'm committed. So I go to book my car. Enter all info (even logged in as preferred I still have to fill details like my address name cc). Fine. Go to book it and click done. Repeated error on cc number. I re-enter manually. Double and triple check the numbers, address, everything. "Error on cc number". Another 10 minutes lost. So I booked Enterprise in less than 5 min and even their process wasn't smooth. Are companies just trying to lose business?

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  AndarkFomo (@AndarkFomo) reported 10 minutes ago

  fresh AI credits drop $67 for 7 days, with chat + API access + free models signup flow: - register on the site - Gmail / custom domains worked - Claude accounts worked - connect Telegram to verify tested 4 accounts, no problems yet use a burner account and spend the credits fast. these things usually get patched quickly.

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  JD (@jsd137) reported 11 minutes ago

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

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  TribalismZero (@TribalismZ) reported 11 minutes ago

  @slydepeace @parallelprank @JamieBonkiewicz "Morens did his own ****?" The smoking gun is the subpoenaed email where Morens says he would send things to "Tony on his private gmail" because Fauci was "too smart to let colleagues send him stuff that could cause trouble". Morens even bragged about using a "secret back channel" with him. Your AI screenshot just summarizes Fauci playing defense under oath.

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  Austin (@Subcertified1) reported 13 minutes ago

  @tarkov I’m reaching out through twitter because I don’t know what else to do because the ticket support system has not helped. My email got hacked I still have access to my account. I can’t make another email through gmail and was told yahoo email doesn’t work. What can I do to fix this

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  Cryptuber 🆇 (@cryptuber) reported 14 minutes ago

  @iMWasimArif try putting your gmail address & sign in with login code. it failed due to heavy traffic

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  Michaela Laws 📖🖋️Storyteller (@VAMichaelaLaws) reported 14 minutes ago

  @veratanva @EricSheffieldVO So you had to click the link that was sent in order to login to it. The hack doesn't happen if you just open it in GMail. Okay! (In case anyone was worried if they got it and just opened the email and not the link inside)

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  Birdland Metrics (@birdlandmetrics) reported 17 minutes ago

  Not really much good to say about this one tonight. Many have already reported it, but it’s the worst shutout loss for the O’s since 2004, over 20 years ago. For history buffs, 2004 was the year that Gmail was introduced to the world and the Motorola Razr was the hottest cell phone on the market. In short, it’s been a long time since the O’s had a shutout loss that was this bad. The O’s run differential this season was climbing back up to -11 prior to this game. But tonight’s loss completely dismantled it. They are now back down to a -25 run differential on the year and back into the bottom third tier of MLB teams in this category. For the last week, they have oscillated between 3 and 4 games under .500, going L-W-L-W-L-W-L. They’ll need to somehow find a way to bounce back against one of the best pitchers in the league tomorrow. It’ll be a tall task.

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  Moei (@0xMoei) reported 17 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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  Adam Block (@AdamB1438) reported 18 minutes ago

  @BetterCeo Sorry I thought they were using public data to train the AI but not private. Yes if the contract terms say they can use the information, that's a big problem for privilege. Fifteen years ago people thought this would be an issue for gmail btw which could target ads based on email content. I think we got through that one just fine.

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  INTROVERT🌸 (@SuiiDhagaa) reported 21 minutes ago

  Let’s switch back to paper mail system 😬 there’s no problem of storage getting full. #papermail #Gmail

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  Mano Chandra-Dhas (@ManoChandraDhas) reported 23 minutes ago

  @cnni Google in the process of strengthening security has completely messed up Gmail. I've spent over 8 hours with Gemini to resolve my issues. Waste of time. Looking for alternatives. #Google #Coromandelsas #gmail

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  Adrian Poole (@adrian_gridmail) reported 23 minutes ago

  Reply detection sounds trivial until you actually build it. Gmail OAuth, threading, auto responders, out of office bounces. The "stop the second they reply" promise lives or dies on this one unglamorous problem.

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  Bill Curry (@Avee8tour) reported 25 minutes ago

  @piersmorgan You think? Didn't answer a ******* question, not even what color is the carpet... So it's pretty clear he has tons to hide. Too bad he's too ******* stupid to not write it down in a diary of in a Gmail email, and then brag how it can't be found through FOIA requests.

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  Syed Hafeez Rehman (@Rehmanshah21) reported 25 minutes ago

  @Tokenized99 Lot of issues to join via gmail. Not working, cant get verification email, not login no info no help....seems useless project or SCAM.

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  0xSero (@0xSero) reported 30 minutes ago

  I launched Codex @ 8:30am CET and gave it Chrome, Gmail, X, and Calendar access. I had to it reverse engineer the entire oauth handshake in a sandbox, it found 2 server IPs which were stealing the oauth tokens. The attackers contacted early morning EST and executed the defacement after I went to sleep.

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  Rahul Thakur (@RThakur30733) reported 31 minutes ago

  @moonpay @moonpay i got the reward but now it shows i have to create account on moonpay..i already created account but while trying it shows it couldn't found account related to my gmail .why this issue ?

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  Academie (@Academiedechic) reported 34 minutes ago

  @PeakerNation @bobdole08923509 @kay_noirx IT and web dev are separate things. A web developer would not have access to the mail server. Assuming they have a mail server instead of Gmail.

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  Mohamed🦅π²$XAGE (@abdulsani88) reported 37 minutes ago

  @CryptoTeluguO @Velvet_Capital Can I login with X or Gmail?

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  Gallomimia (@gallomimia) reported 39 minutes ago

  @ClintFiore That sounds great except i have gmail accounts with 120k unread mails, most of which are newsletters I intentionally subscribed to! What i need to do is buckle down and filter them out. Maybe you should build the email platform?

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  MIHIRR S MEHTA (@koolmihir) reported 43 minutes ago

  Gmail is down?

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  BrandXprt (@BrandXprt) reported 44 minutes ago

  @abdelilahha problem with outbound 90% delivery where emails land in spam. Does the ebook give some tips on that too? i have tried both using domain and gmail..but i need more systematic approach when doing large scale outbound without hitting spam

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  Jason Yeh (@jayyeh) reported 47 minutes ago

  is gmail in chrome incredibly slow, laggy, and ****** for anyone else? are plugins doing that or is it that way straight out the box

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  muhammadriyaz (@riyaz0786ahmad) reported 50 minutes ago

  @googleaccount a problem in two step verification in my Gmail. Google is not able to verify me. I have important documents in my Gmail, my location is the same, the number is available, then why is the IP address not matching? Please solve two. step verification

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  sumdumgai (@bighatclub) reported 51 minutes ago

  @INDIANHODL @Arthur_van_Pelt your side's gay arguments always reduce to this: HoW cAN wE eVEr kNoW wHAt SpaM iS? Disingenuous horseshit. As if it’s some sort of inscrutable mystery unknown to the ancient Greeks. And yet your Gmail and yahoo spam filters are actually quite adept at identifying spam and weeding it into another folder despite that divine mystery consistently befuddling Coretards. So, just to be clear: humans are actually quite good at identifying what spam is. But lemme help you with spam in the context of bitcoin since you don’t understand bitcoin very well: bitcoin is MONEY; therefore, spam in the context of bitcoin is ANY non-monetary data. Some of it will be inevitable, but obvious network attack vectors need to be aggressively shut down. A 100k OP return is an obvious MASSIVE attack vector. With me so far? so we simply roll back OP return to what it was before... checks notes... October 2025. How reckless! Go wet your pants somewhere else you disingenuous ***. here’s another thing that’s going to blow your Jeet mind: it’s not just a technical solution. It is a CULTURAL solution: we want the CULTURE of bitcoin to be anti-spam so that street-shitting Jeets like yourself and other no-good scum who don’t understand that bitcoin is money first and foremost can go **** off and play around with projects like Ethereum. Bitcoin, on the other hand, is a serious project. There are many thousands of people who have their life savings in bitcoin. I doubt you could find anyone who has their life savings in Ethereum or Solana or any other such nonsense. Why is that? Because bitcoin is actually money. I would not expect an Indian to understand this, since you come from a scamming culture. and I think that goes a long way towards explaining why you don’t understand why it’s so important that bitcoin has an anti-spam culture, so people exactly like yourself don’t bother trying to perpetrate your scams on this network. No one expects you to understand BIP 110, Jeet. All we need you to do is know your place and get ******** out of the way.

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  Lucy Duplessis (@kamadme314) reported 52 minutes ago

  @girl_quboid Someone broke into my house, wrote on the wall of my spare bedroom: "You don't have to do this anymore oomf" I kinda lost it, so I bought a crossbow and chemicals required to make interesting things. My biggest mistake was using kiln fired clay (didn't have a clay pot so I improvised) contaminated with elemental mercury as membrane material for electrolysis of NaCl, I managed to poison myself with both mercury chloride and mercuric chloride (confirmed by reducing them with stannous chloride), the latter apparently highly toxic. Also inhaled some chlorine gas, the intended product, but that didn't do much damage. I stored the products in an Erlenmeyer flask, this managed to put four cops in the hospital. Cops entered my house because my attempt at cleaning it up (with sulphur, both react with it and the final cleanup is with bentonite clay) drew attention from a neighbour who narced on me because he spotted the yellow sulphur powder. Someone broke into my home because I doxxed myself on discord and they followed me to twitter when I got banned from that server. The person responsible for the message on my wall is highly dangerous and likely armed with firearms (old money, they can afford buying on the black market) I believe they, at the very least, intended to kill me. In addition to this, someone hacked into my phone and probably my router, possibly the same person or someone helping them, this is how they determined my nigh randomized sleep patterns. The data use and battery use went through the roof, way above expected as they'd have to monitor 24/7 to pull this off. They even left me messages on my google notes saying they wanted to marry me. I toyed with the idea for a while, shared some secrets, got a name in return, don't know if it's fake. Only thing I'm certain of is advanced IT degree, likely with emphasis on security but unemployed and unemployable. My ultimate response was destroying my phone and abandoning my gmail account. I know someone is still seething over this right now. I was never psychotic even though the psychiatrist certainly thought so, I might have dissociated badly because DID, possibly mimicking some of the symptoms of psychosis. Could I have done this to myself? Possible, but extremely unlikely. Both my coarse and fine motor skills are impaired due to neurological issues, so I could not have written the message on the wall so legibly with a crayon. The only way all of us can write legibly is by using block letters. The message was in cursive (hastily written, possibly because narrow window of opportunity), there's just no way for us to do so and keep it legible, we all have the same neurological issues. Then there's the obvious malware on my phone, other devices were affected too, in fact, all of them were affected, my phone was most noticeable because I used it the most. One of my phones had an unlocked bootloader because I flashed custom firmware, that one was rendered inoperable. I might know the basics of IT security but I'm lazy, though someone did warn me about my attack surface, a dear friend or likely alter of the one who definitely broke into my home, very suspicious. Am I innocent? Well... Maybe not guilty by reason of temporary insanity, whether I was dissociated or psychotic is ultimately irrelevant in the eyes of the law. I was, however, never a danger to myself or others. I took every precaution and constantly monitored the situation. I was days away from cleaning up the mercury compounds, I would even have discarded them properly and legally. Furthermore, I challenge the notion of the monopoly on violence for the state, I don't believe I can rely on the police to keep me safe from an attacker this advanced and determined. Unfortunately the case is still pending and never went to court, I provided reasonable alternative explanations for the presence of the offensive chemicals. I also destroyed the phone with all the evidence for allegedly producing explosives.

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  Eric Smith (@Eric_Smith08) reported 55 minutes ago

  3. Change Location Permissions to "While Using" stop the 24/7 battery drain. This is the most impactful battery fix most Android users never make. Google Maps running constantly in the background can be a significant battery drain. Those radios are power-hungry components in a mobile device, and waking them on a loop drains the battery quietly. You won't notice it happening, but it's a significant amount by the end of the day. Head to Settings → Apps → Google Maps → Permissions → Location, and switch the setting from "Allow all the time" to "Allow only while using the app." On "Allow all the time" (the default on many setups): Google Maps pings your GPS continuously even when the app is closed. For traffic updates. For Timeline. For location-based recommendations. Every ping uses battery. On "While using the app": Google Maps accesses your location only when you have the app open. Close the app. GPS stops. Battery drain stops. A few minutes of investigation revealed the obvious cause: Maps running constantly in the background ranked near the top of battery usage, ahead of Gmail and other daily-use apps. The delivery driver switches to "While using" on his personal phone (not his work phone): "On 'Always,' Maps drained 18% of my battery doing nothing. On 'While using,' it drains 2% when I'm not navigating. Same app. Same phone. 16% battery saved by changing one permission."

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  Lil’ Diablo Sauce: Congressional Jobs Edition（╹◡╹） (@Nick_Barnes) reported 57 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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  geoff (@BrickVoid) reported 58 minutes ago

  @ericamorecambe @gmail It's an automatically generated help service that scans for keywords. You received this message because they want to reach as many people that need their help as possible. You can ignore it if you want. It only responds to details pertaining to the issue.