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
Łódź	Website Down	48 minutes ago
Montreuil	Errors	3 hours ago
Sydney	Sign in	10 hours ago
Paris	Website Down	17 hours ago
Villelongue-de-la-Salanque	Sign in	24 hours ago
La Clusaz	Website Down	2 days ago

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Gmail Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Howie | ChinaTripBox (@aomanhanliu) reported 26 seconds ago

  Most common problems foreigners face in their first week in China (2026): Mobile payments China is almost completely cashless. Alipay & WeChat Pay are everywhere. Setting them up with a foreign card can be painful (freezes, verification fails, some shops reject foreign-linked accounts). Cash is only a backup. Internet Google, Instagram, WhatsApp, YouTube, Gmail… all blocked. You must install a good VPN before you arrive. Google Maps also doesn’t work properly here. Language barrier English is rare outside big hotels and top tourist spots. Ordering food, asking directions, or using apps becomes a daily struggle. Getting around Train tickets are strictly name-matched to your passport. You need Amap (Gaode) or Apple Maps. Didi is essential but depends on payment apps. Small but annoying extras Some cheap hotels still refuse foreigners Must register your address within 24 hours Carry your passport everywhere

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  Arafa Abdul (@arafa_abdu67911) reported 26 seconds ago

  Good day, me using Google Authenticator to login and my Gmail account has been hacked. How am my going to sign in to my Sidra wallet account?

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  Anthony (@OddItUp) reported 3 minutes ago

  @permexpat @CleansedTweets @mcbit500 I’ve never had a Gmail account that I wasn’t eventually locked out of permanently. For no reason mother than trying to sign in on another computer.

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  Mohamed Adany (@mohadany) reported 3 minutes ago

  I think Alphabet ($GOOGL) can double again within 1–2 years. Why? - Stock is down 20% from its high because investors dislike its ~$200B AI investment. - Q2’26 Revenue grew 24% YoY vs 13% for the S&P 500. - Google Cloud grew 82% YoY, with profit more than tripling. - Open weight AI (Kimi K3, etc.) should increase demand for Google Cloud. - AI is being integrated across Search, YouTube, Gmail, Android, Chrome and Maps. I modeled three scenarios: • Worst case: $241 (-24%) • Base case: $554 (+73%) • Best case: $771 (+141%) The market is pricing AI investment as a risk. I see it as the reason to buy. Not investment advice. What do you think?

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  Madhur Mohan Sharma🇮🇳 (@madhurmatrixx) reported 6 minutes ago

  @YouTube @YouTubeIndia even my gmail is not working !!!!!!

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  Ai Agency (@AiAgencyGoat) reported 6 minutes ago

  A 12-person accounting firm was spending 6 hours a day on manual invoice processing. Names. Amounts. Due dates. Line items. All entered by hand. One agent cut that to 25 minutes of review. Here's the complete build. 🧵 The size of this problem: Manual invoice processing costs businesses: → $15-40 per invoice in labor (industry estimate) → 3-5% error rate causing payment delays and disputes → 2-6 hours per day for businesses handling high volume For a business processing 50 invoices/week: → 50 x $25 average = $1,250/week = $5,000/month in labor → Your agent: $1,500/month setup + $800/month retainer → Client saves $3,200/month net — from day one That math closes itself on every discovery call. The complete invoice processing agent: Trigger: → Gmail trigger: new email arrives with PDF attachment at billing inbox → Or: file uploaded to a designated Google Drive folder Stage 1 — PDF extraction: → n8n's PDF node extracts all text from the attachment → Handles multi-page invoices automatically → Passes raw text to the next stage Stage 2 — Structured data extraction (LLM): System prompt instructs the LLM to return JSON only: → vendor_name → invoice_number → invoice_date → due_date → subtotal → tax_amount → total_amount → line_items (array) → payment_terms → extraction_confidence (high/medium/low) Stage 3 — Validation: → IF confidence is low → flag for human review → IF required fields are missing → flag for human review → IF total doesn't match line item sum → flag for human review → All other invoices → proceed automatically Stage 4 — Data output: → Appends new row to Google Sheets with all extracted fields → Or: creates record in accounting software via API (QuickBooks, Xero) → Timestamp and source email logged for audit trail Stage 5 — Notifications: → Slack message to accounts team: invoice details summary → Email reply to sender confirming receipt (optional) → Urgent flag if due date is within 7 days Stage 6 — Exception handling: → Flagged invoices go to a separate "Needs Review" sheet → Slack alert to designated reviewer with the specific issue noted → Reviewer corrects and marks as resolved The numbers clients care about: → Processing time per invoice: 8 seconds vs 8 minutes → Error rate: near zero vs 3-5% manual → Invoices that need human review: 10-15% (unusual formats, poor scan quality) → Hours saved per week: 4-20 depending on volume The expansion upsell: After 60 days, propose: "Now that we have all your invoice data in a structured database, I can add a payment tracking agent that monitors due dates and sends automated reminders to vendors. Want me to scope that?" One agent becomes two. Retainer increases. I cover this full build in my course. Follow and like this post and I'll DM it to you. (Must be followed for DM)

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  Rohit Rai (@Roh1tRai) reported 9 minutes ago

  Hello @GoogleAdMob. I want to close my admob account as i am not able to login into my account because of one **** error and @Google @gmail isn’t helping me to fix that. I request you to help me in closing my admob account.

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  𝐑𝐚𝐡𝐮𝐥 (@rahulbeheraoffi) reported 15 minutes ago

  @Google @gmail My Google account is inaccessible, and I'm unable to sign in. I've tried the available recovery steps, but they haven't resolved the issue. Please help me regain access to my account as soon as possible. Thank you. #Google #GmailSupport

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  Shep (@ShepRules) reported 16 minutes ago

  @AbakpaJob Just set up another Gmail account and tie your photos and Google drive to that one. Problem solved!

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  Evan (@hyler_evan1232) reported 18 minutes ago

  Anyone else having issues with Gmail?

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  Permexpat (@permexpat) reported 18 minutes ago

  @pink_adder @CleansedTweets @mcbit500 Haha no, only use Gmail for spam mail, no business, no banking, I sign use it for only BS and have for years. But my life isn’t so exciting that them having access would be any problem at all. Let em fish

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  Biju Peter (@bijupeter) reported 19 minutes ago

  You reset your phone and try to login to #gmail or #microsoft app, they send security message to the same app. How the hell are we supposed to access this? Same with #linkedin as well. What kind of security system is this?

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  Ruth Bush (@RuthBush444) reported 20 minutes ago

  Yeah, just keep them coming, and I’l keep blocking them. No more car ads. Too bad they have to lock down my Google account to forward ads for cars, for the entire neighborhood….what will it be next? First it was my Gmail, then iCloud, then Facebook. TELL ME PLEASE.

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  John Peterson (@johnpetersontx) reported 26 minutes ago

  @james406 I don’t understand the issue here. Gmail is exceptional at finding emails. Maybe people don’t know the query syntax?

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  Rohit Rai (@Roh1tRai) reported 27 minutes ago

  Dear @gmail we’re your users you should care us not ignore us i am sharing this issue from many days but no one is helping me in your team. This account is very helpful for me. I have admob and many accounts. Please help me to login.

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  flanz 🍮 (@kamenvram) reported 27 minutes ago

  yo im so cooked i got hacked got my gmail deleted (a day ago) and i cant recover it becuase of googles ******* "google doesn't provide another way to sign in to this account" damn you youtube why do you still have to charge my memberships even after my whole yt channels gone.

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  Jason A Yakubu (@jason_yakubu) reported 28 minutes ago

  @Monika2r I've never used Proton Mail. And I don't have problem with Gmail

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  Ddd (@Itdobeeeee) reported 31 minutes ago

  @james406 Have you tried launching Gmail in Chrome? That should fix it.

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  High Ready System (@highreadysystem) reported 36 minutes ago

  @LillianneMoo As a business ourselves, the same has been happening to us too. Customer emails are recently popping up in our spam bin when this wasn't a problem last year. It's annoying to the point I have to check my spam every week or so to see if any legitimate CS inquiries landed in Gmail spam bin or not.

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  Amit Rawat (@theamitrawat96) reported 36 minutes ago

  @gmail @Google @gmail I need urgent help. I’m unable to access my Gmail account due to the error: “We couldn’t verify your phone number. There is something unusual about your activity. For your security, Google wants to make sure it’s really you

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  Justin.md (@JustinPerea) reported 44 minutes ago

  @benln Hi Ben! I've been building Mitamaton, a native iOS agent app. The closest reference points are Pokemon and Tamagotchi rather than a chat box. You start with one free Tama and one free shell for it to live in. The screenshot is the Penguin shell, which I'm making exclusive to beta testers. Underneath the character, it's a real chief of staff. It pushes me a brief every morning, triages my gmail, and drafts replies in my voice. I use it every day, which is how most of the rough edges got found. It's for people who want what ai agents can do but have no interest in learning to use one. Making it intuitive enough that you never think about it is where nearly all my time has gone, and it's the actual hard part. And for agent native people, I have an MCP. Claude code, Codex, and Cursor of course can push a project's todos straight into my Mitamaton, and they show up on my dashboard. Beta next month, aiming to release in September when iOS 27 ships. I have the Foundation Models entitlement, so I'm testing whether part of the pipeline can run on device to bring the per-user cost down. Happy to send a TestFlight invite when the beta goes out.

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  Chris Millet (@Cmillet77) reported 45 minutes ago

  Tried out the new chatgpt voice, pretty impressed. It started when I was reviewing some upcoming expenses with my partner on my investment condo. I decided to just open up it up talk to it like you would a human assistant. Told it I wanted an expense tracker we could update through the year and could it just go into my gmail and look up all our conversations for this year and build it. It did that no problem, and also asked it to login to Wells Fargo and grab all the transactions and mate it up to all our expense categories, make a pivot breakdown by category, etc. Np, and it proactively found a few that it couldn't determine on its own for human review and I told it to refer to CPA conversations and my tax docs from last year to figure it out. All this just by having some easy convo over my airpods like you would delegate to somebody in your office. Total time was 15 mins while I was just working on chores around the house - I would have probably spent an hour or two doing this myself in front of the computer. Then just told it to draft an email and attach it so I could review before sending.

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  justbraceface (@murraykwamurray) reported 46 minutes ago

  @TeamYouTube I lost access to my gmail, and subsequently my YouTube channel,justbraceface. The hackers have either deleted or privated every post. I can’t access my gmail as they changed login credentials and removed 2FA and all my passkeys. I sent my DM 2 days ago. Please help

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  VSR (@VSR9000) reported 49 minutes ago

  Despite unlimited money and talent, nearly every attempt to build social media apps like X eventually ended up in the infamous Google Graveyard. Here’s the full body count: 1. Google+ (2011–2019) Google’s biggest, most hyped swing at Facebook and Twitter. They launched with “Circles” — a way to sort your friends, family, and coworkers so you could share different stuff with different people. It was deeply integrated with YouTube and Gmail. Why it flopped: No clear reason to switch. Cluttered interface. Nobody was actually using it. Then a massive data leak in 2018 was the final nail. Google killed the consumer version in 2019. 2. Orkut (2004–2014) Launched the same year as Facebook and was actually one of Google’s most successful social networks… just not where it mattered most. It was a classic social site: friends, communities, ratings. It exploded in Brazil and India but never caught fire in the US or Europe. Once Facebook went global, Orkut slowly bled out and got shut down in 2014. 3. Google Buzz (2010–2011) Google’s attempt at Twitter, built straight into Gmail. You could post links, photos, videos, and status updates to your contacts. It lasted barely a year because it was a privacy nightmare. By default it made your most-emailed contacts public. Backlash was immediate, the FTC sued, and Google quietly buried it. 4. Google Wave (2009–2012) The most ambitious (and most confusing) project of the bunch. It tried to merge email, instant messaging, wikis, and real-time collaborative docs into one thing. You could watch people type live and drag media straight into conversations. It was basically Slack/Discord years early… but almost nobody understood what it was supposed to replace. Too clever for its own good. Dead by 2012. 5. The smaller experiments Even after Google+ died, they kept poking at social: Shoelace (2019–2020): Hyperlocal app to help people in the same city meet up for real-life events. Perfect timing… right before COVID killed all offline plans. Shut down in 2020. Keen (2020–2024): AI-powered Pinterest alternative for curating interest boards. Quietly killed in early 2024. What’s left? YouTube. That’s it. Google’s only real social media win. Instead of chasing another text-based timeline, they’ve gone all-in on short-form video with YouTube Shorts and just pulling social content from everywhere else into Google Discover.

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  0wen⭐️⭐️ (@0wenCS) reported 51 minutes ago

  @MrGeorgeBenson I had the same issue, try logging out and making sure you log back in with the right account. I had CFC+ on my gmail but not on my actual Chelsea website account or something

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  Chika Ugochukwu (@Ducgreat1) reported 52 minutes ago

  @SidraGlobal3 I can not type my email and sign in to my account. I don't receive code in my Gmail. Why

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  Sriram K R (@sriramkr4) reported 54 minutes ago

  @gmail : just because it's a free service for common man, is it why you don't have support for this? I need help in account recovery of my father's account. Please help with the same, we have access to only the phone number. Previous phone broken.

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  David Flanagan (@rawkode) reported 55 minutes ago

  I would love it if @OpenAIDevs "Sites" supported two new things when the site uses ChatGPT Login: - Provide an inference endpoint that uses my subscription. - Allow access to my Calendar/Gmail/other plugins/connections as data sources I want to build a second brain as a site.

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  Joseph (@Jojostimabl) reported 56 minutes ago

  I’ve already saved more time by removing a step than by adding a tool to it. Whenever an action came up regularly, my builder instinct was to figure out how to hand it over to a machine. But quite often, that was actually a waste of time. A very simple example: after every client call, you write three notes in Notion, create two tasks in Todoist, then send a recap email. My old instinct would have been to connect Notion to n8n, then n8n to Todoist and Gmail. But when you automate that too quickly, you always forget the edge cases. Like when you need to send documents, or when you have to get back to the client after doing a bit of research, and so on. By automating too quickly, you haven’t removed the work. You’ve added more complexity to your system without gaining any real efficiency. So now, I go through four questions: Can we remove it? Can we do it less often? Can we make it identical every time? And only then, which tool is actually worth spending time on? A machine is very good at repeating a clear decision. It doesn’t decide for you what still deserves to exist. It’s less exciting than connecting a new tool. But it prevents you from building something complicated around a broken habit.

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  Harman (@itsharmanjot) reported 58 minutes ago

  I stopped tracking our SaaS subscriptions and hardware assets in a spreadsheet that three people forgot to update. One self-hosted tool does the entire job now. It’s called CatalogIT. Track every SaaS subscription, cloud service, and physical device your team owns, with costs, renewal dates, and vendors, all in one place, self-hosted. → Service catalog tracks cost, renewal date, vendor, owner, and classification for every subscription and cloud service, not just a name and a price → Hardware inventory tracks laptops and devices with full assignment history, so you know exactly who has what → Visual renewal calendar shows every upcoming subscription or contract renewal at a glance, instead of finding out when the invoice hits → OIDC single sign-on (Okta) with SCIM 2.0 automatic provisioning, plus role-based access down to who can see financial data versus who can see hardware only → Full audit logging with configurable retention, so every change to a service or asset has a real history behind it → Notifications for upcoming renewals via Gmail, Slack, Telegram, or webhooks, and file attachments for contracts and documents via S3-compatible storage Every “track your SaaS spend” tool on the market is itself another SaaS subscription. CatalogIT’s answer: self-host the tracker too, so you’re not paying a monthly fee to monitor your other monthly fees. MIT License.