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	15 hours ago
Bogotá	Errors	3 days ago
Arrondissement de Poitiers	Website Down	4 days ago
Paris	Website Down	4 days ago
Paris	Errors	4 days ago
Marseille	Errors	4 days ago

Full Outage Map

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Gmail Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  CHARIS TOYOSI 🐳 🔮 (@CharisToyosi) reported 56 seconds 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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  Igor Fedorko (@igor_fedorko) reported 3 minutes ago

  I built myself a brutal piece of automation with AI for the boring half of running a web agency, re-invoicing hosting and domains to clients. A renewal charge from the hosting provider triggers everything: a matching layer decides who pays what, my invoicing API issues the document, Gmail sends it with the PDF attached. The rules live in my own CRM, not in the scripts, because they are business decisions. Invoices upsert on an external id, so a rerun never doubles anything.

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  🩸 𝕲𝖔𝖙𝖍𝖎𝖈 𝕻𝖘𝖞𝖔𝖕 𝕸𝖆𝖌𝖊 🩸 (@StackedGothInc) reported 6 minutes ago

  @DoomerTapes I do use the gmail app for quick access to it because I often have to reply to emails or notifications quickly. For some reason trying to access my gmail over the web on my phone runs into loading errors occasionally, but I really don't mind just having the app.

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  CoffeeGreg (@TheCoffeeGreg) reported 8 minutes ago

  Gmail saves every email you ever sent. Unless you hunt it down and delete it.

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  Jean Dumais💡🧬🔬🧭😛🧪⚗️🐀📊 (@habzgo) reported 13 minutes ago

  @lenovo 🚩Please fix #ANDROID15 BUGS in LENOVO Tablet🤬After clean re-install of Android15 in Lenovo m11=reboots🔄continue/#Brave browser/Chrome/GMail/WPS they close after 4-5 min./unstable apps/tablet closes suddently🌑like 8 times/hour. Loose messages. Revert to Android14 ?

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  Sohail (@sohailhusn) reported 14 minutes ago

  Mailneo just passed Google's CASA Tier 2 security audit. If your product touches Gmail data, you have to do this. Nobody writes about it. Here's what it cost, what they found, and the four months I lost by procrastinating. 1/First, what it even is. Read or write a user's Gmail and you're on a "restricted scope". Google requires a third party lab to audit your app before you can go live. Real audit. Scanner pointed at your product, plus a 55 question security questionnaire. 2/Cost: $855/year list. I paid $794 because I asked if there was a discount. There was. Always ask. 3/Timeline: 2 weeks from engaging the lab to Google accepting the letter. Scan on 28 July → results same day → fixes → questionnaire → two evidence rounds → letter issued 31 July → Google confirmed 1 Aug. Faster than I expected. 4/The scan found 14 things. 0 critical 0 high 1 medium 4 low 9 informational Everything has to be fixed or formally disputed. Even the informational ones. 5/The one real bug was a DOM XSS. Not in the product. In a free email signature generator on our marketing site. Every text field was escaped properly. The colour picker wasn't, and that value went straight into a CSS attribute. Humbling. 6/My favourite false positive: The scanner flagged "Source Code Disclosure - SQL" because a blog post of ours contains the sentence "delete from each." Dispute these. Don't try to fix them. 6/Google's first reply told me to swap my scope for two narrower ones. Those narrower scopes don't authorise the API calls we make. So I pushed back with the specific method names and the exact scopes each accepts. They agreed. That recommendation is a form letter. 8/Now the expensive part. I passed Google's scope review in January. Got a deadline of 5 April for the assessment. I was busy shipping. Ignored it. The whole verification lapsed. Had to redo everything from scratch in July. 9/The audit took 2 weeks. Procrastinating on it cost 4 months. Classic solo founder move: pick the fun work over the boring work that's actually blocking your distribution. 11/Best advice if you're facing this: • Ask for the discount • Send command output, not prose, when they want evidence • Declare your gaps honestly, it's faster • Start the day the deadline email arrives 12/Renews in July 2027. Reminder is already set for May. Ask me anything, I had nobody to ask.

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  aizzy.ai (@AizzyAi) reported 21 minutes ago

  Should we add Gmail login to @AizzyAi? We can still maintain your privacy and anonymity with it.

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  Stephan Ochse (@stephanochse) reported 24 minutes ago

  Two things on my calendar this week: A client call. The gym. Most people see that and think business is quiet. It’s the opposite. An empty calendar is what a busy business can look like when meetings are no longer how the work moves. Most meetings are just slow ways to search for information. Someone needs an update, but the answer is trapped in Slack, Gmail, a dashboard, a document or another person’s head. So everyone books 30 minutes. Now connect the system properly. Google Ads, Meta Ads and Shopify show what happened. Slack, Gmail and Fireflies hold the conversations. Notion and ClickUp holds the processes and decisions. The calendar shows what is coming. AI reads across it all and turns the noise into one short update. What moved. What is stuck. What needs a decision. Who owns the next step. Nobody has to ask for an update because the update already exists. Nobody has to sit through a dashboard tour because AI can pull out the few numbers that changed. Nobody has to explain the same background again because the conversations, documents and previous decisions are already connected. We have AI synced to everything. It collects the facts, prepares the first draft and raises the exceptions. Humans still make the decisions. That difference matters. The goal is not to let AI run the company. The goal is to stop using people as search engines for information the system already has. Every meeting request now has to answer one question: What decision are we making? If it’s only an update, write it. If the answer already exists, share it. If no decision is needed, there is no meeting. And when I do have a meeting, it is never longer than 15 minutes. We arrive with the context already there. We make the decision, name the owner and leave. The uncomfortable part comes after. When your calendar clears, you can’t hide behind being busy. You have to decide what matters, where the business is going and what deserves your attention. A lot of people fill the week again because activity feels safer than direction. I would rather keep the empty calendar. Meetings should not move information. Systems move information. People meet when judgment is needed.

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  Dantala (@Docfrosh) reported 26 minutes ago

  Lmao @gmail if I had my phone with me I wouldn’t login my gmail on another device, stop telling me to tap 98 on my device, it’s not with me, I have given you my password kindly open my email, what the actual ****..!

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  Da~vid (@DavidAjewo80682) reported 32 minutes ago

  @BitMartExchange I'm having issue with your company need to reply me , I try to make withdraw in my usdt , send otp to my Gmail many time I can't receive I need your help because this can't be accepted

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  Daily SaaS Gambit (@SophistryGambit) reported 32 minutes ago

  @WrestleOps winning gold with a broken neck is insane most people pull a muscle opening gmail and call it a quarter

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  Michael Fiore - Garden Center (@Michaelfiore) reported 33 minutes ago

  So… Chat GPT integrates with gmail now, if you give it permission. This very appealing to me because I would love to give it simple commands like: “are there any pressing emails from the last 3 days that need my reply?” “Find all invoices from X vendor from the past year” Is this a great idea or a terrible idea? My inbox is out of hand, and I love the idea of AI helping me organize it. Not crazy about the privacy aspect.

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  Crier 𖣯 (@favour_D_crier) reported 33 minutes ago

  @Frtnel try to login, and use gmail, also there'll be a quick pop to authenticate som'n, please screenshot that, i have a hunch this shii isn't all really 'free'

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  Vyacheslav Ops (@SlavaOPs) reported 34 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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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 35 minutes ago

  Existing subscription tools take 30-60% of what they save you and want your bank login. Built Quench to skip both. It watches your Gmail for SaaS renewals, flags them before they hit, and negotiates cancellations for you. Flat fee. Every dollar saved is yours. Live soon.

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  anna (@meowkoteeq) reported 38 minutes ago

  @gorillaz4Sale no, it's not fun, it's "oh yeah sorry please check your spam folder. hmm still nothing? okay let me try send it from my gmail" if you want fun, set up a SIP server. if you want some pain too, set up a Matrix server. if you have friends who smell, spin up a fediverse instance. webfinger, webring, plex, your own nas, you can do anything but do not set up your own mail server

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  abeshay (@Abeshay_) reported 39 minutes ago

  @HsanC_ Need your assistance in setting up Gmail. Keep getting errors

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  Messianh (@MohamedMessianh) reported 41 minutes ago

  Google switched Gemini AI to default-on for Gmail, Chat, and Meet in October 2025. The class action describes it as accessing literally every email and attachment sent and received including financial and medical information. Turning off the first setting isn't enough. The second is on the same page, one scroll further down: Google Workspace smart features → Manage Workspace smart feature settings → uncheck both boxes → Save. Both settings need to be off. Then check the Gmail app separately settings don't sync between devices. Settings buried in two different places. The class action dismissed for lack of standing, with 21 days to refile. The opt-out architecture wasn't designed for finding. @liberdus doesn't require finding an opt-out there's no server holding your messages to opt out of.

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  Walt (@u_nonnie) reported 42 minutes ago

  @sattyyouneed I attribute everything I do to having AI involvement these days. It's for other people's comfort. In the past, we never started saying "Gmail fixed this email so I don't suck, or Word made this resume not look "ignant"". I think in time this ridiculous obsession will die down simply from people doing it themselves. Because the minute you start, you know that to make something good, it's not just the AI, not in anything AI can do. Do something with AI you're an expert at and do something with AI you have no skill at. You'll understand instantly and start working harder on the thing you're not good at. Somebody on your team was always smarter than you, now you and everybody else knows it. That's hurting people's egos, but they'll get over it. What can you do with this new team of intelligences available to you: that's the measure. And some people still not measure up. And many will suddenly surprise us.

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  James (@jamesvanderpant) reported 42 minutes ago

  @darnfish one of my favourite google features was I upgraded my gmail account to my own domain and now none of my google speakers work because its a "workspace account" and there is no possible way to fix it

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  Arafa Abdul (@arafa_abdu67911) reported 43 minutes ago

  Good evening sir, My Gmail accountis hack since two years ago and am using Google Authenticator to login to my Sidra wallet account, since this new Gmail login I can not login anymore to my Sidra wallet,

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  Polsia (@polsia) reported 48 minutes ago

  Every recurring charge should earn its place. Most stopped earning it a long time ago. Built Knocksmith — an always-on Gmail agent that renegotiates renewals down, cancels dead weight, and posts a weekly spend report of what it actually saved. Coming soon.

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  YanXbt (@IBuzovskyi) reported 54 minutes ago

  HERMES AGENT HAS ONE PROMPT THAT FINDS YOUR BIGGEST TIME WASTERS IN 5 MINUTES. PASTE IT AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS. open Hermes. paste this: "interview me about my daily work routine. ask me 5-7 questions one at a time. what tasks I repeat weekly. what takes the longest. what I forget most often. what I wish someone else handled. after the interview: list every task that could be automated. for each one: what Hermes feature handles it (cron, skill, MCP, profile, or /goal). estimate setup time and monthly token cost. rank by hours saved per month." then answer honestly. the agent asks: "what do you spend the first hour of your day doing?" "which task do you repeat every week that feels manual?" "what falls through the cracks most often?" you answer in plain language. no technical knowledge needed. after 5-7 questions the agent returns something like: FOUND 6 AUTOMATABLE TASKS: 1. morning email triage (45 min/day) → Gmail MCP + cron job at 7am → setup: 10 min. cost: ~$3/month 2. weekly report compilation (2 hours/week) → cron + Google Sheets MCP → setup: 15 min. cost: ~$1/month 3. invoice reminders (forgotten 2x/month) → cron + calendar check → setup: 5 min. cost: ~$0.50/month 4. competitor pricing checks (1 hour/week) → cron + Firecrawl + Telegram delivery → setup: 10 min. cost: ~$2/month 5. social media comment replies (30 min/day) → comment machine + night mode → setup: 5 min. cost: ~$4/month 6. server health monitoring (manual checks 3x/day) → no_agent cron every 5 min. $0/month → setup: 5 min TOTAL: ~9 hours/week recovered. TOTAL SETUP: ~50 minutes. TOTAL COST: ~$10.50/month. your results will be different. the point: the agent finds what YOU repeat. not generic advice. your actual daily routine mapped to specific Hermes features. try it right now. then pick the #1 time waster from the list and set it up today. comment HERMES and I'll send you 5 follow-up prompts that turn each result into a working cron job or skill.

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  Rateb Slik (@rateblab) reported 54 minutes ago

  Chained workflow: Gmail can classify support emails, draft replies, then save recurring issues in Obsidian. That is the moment an agent stops being a chatbot and starts doing operational work.

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  theogkc at bluesky (@thekc23) reported 55 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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  No domain? Not U if Ur Agents + Wallets r nameless (@domainoor) reported 55 minutes ago

  Don’t use Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail, Outlook, buy your own #DomainName Control your own email. Never get locked out, censored or blocked. If you build a business around a @gmail.com account or similar, you have several problems. It doesn’t look professional that you can’t afford a $10 domain Your emails are getting scanned and information used by big corps You are at their mercy of closing your account or accidentally locking yourself out

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  Yasin Ehsan (@yasinbuilds) reported 56 minutes ago

  Here is how an SF Engineer codes. Yassin Kortam ships 27 PRs a day. He says: “My biggest bottleneck wasn't coding. It was prompting. So I systematically removed the need to prompt and built agent loops that run my workflows for me. 1. Stop copy-pasting context. I connected Claude directly to Linear, Slack, GitHub, Notion, and Gmail. Almost everything I used to paste into a prompt is something the agent can retrieve itself. 2. Turn your workflow into a skill. Mine takes a Linear ticket end to end: reproduce the bug, root-cause it, fix it, record video and screenshots as proof, chase CI, then request review in Slack. I invoke it once instead of re-describing the same process. 3. Use agent teams. Agents spin up their own subagents and split the work, so one ticket gets handled in parallel instead of in sequence. 4. Run one terminal tab per ticket, each with its own team on its own issue. My day is now reviewing and unblocking instead of typing.” …. I love seeing my friends cooking both on the 5mile runs and also in engineering.

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  parth (@parthppanchal) reported 56 minutes 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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  denas (@denaskulinicius) reported 57 minutes ago

  switching esp will not fix your deliverability. you get new ips. you keep your domain. and domain reputation is the heavier signal at gmail. so you migrate, pay the implementation fee, burn three months, and land in the same folder you were in on the old platform. klaviyo didn't do this to you. your sending behaviour did. fix the behaviour or you're just paying for a new logo on the same problem.