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
Voiron	Website Down	5 hours ago
Saint-Étienne	Errors	14 hours ago
Łódź	Website Down	15 hours ago
Montreuil	Errors	17 hours ago
Sydney	Sign in	1 day ago
Paris	Website Down	1 day ago

Full Outage Map

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Gmail Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  geoff (@BrickVoid) reported 2 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.

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  Colm Hayden (@colmdotcom) reported 8 minutes ago

  @henrylangmack @SoarAI Tried to use on desktop and couldn't sign in as my imessage and gmail were two different accounts, and they need to be the same account? Wanted to book a flight but couldn't

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  Amit Rawat (@theamitrawat96) reported 9 minutes ago

  @gmail team @Google 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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  Yava (@YavaCode) reported 11 minutes ago

  @Seti_Here so true. i also get so annoyed with that. also that "login pr register" while i just opened the app. like to SEE what you can give me, i need to open my gmail, click 10 links and see another slop SaaS ****

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  Dwinity (@dwinity_eco) reported 13 minutes ago

  july 9: the eu parliament tried to kill chat control and missed by 47 votes. so "voluntary" scanning of gmail, messenger and the rest stays legal until 2028 - e2e encryption exempt, for now. "for now" is the whole problem. an inbox someone else can switch to scan was never yours.

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  Weird Darkness®️ (@WeirdDarkness) reported 14 minutes ago

  Dear @Google and @YouTube... My account has been hacked, and not only have I lost my Gmail, YouTube, etc., but I've also lost access to my Dropbox that has my full life in it, health records that I used Google to login to, etc. I signed up for Google Account Protection, but it did not protect me. Somehow, even after setting up brand new 2-factor authentication just a few weeks ago, they hacked in, changed EVERYTHING, and now my life, career, and health are at a standstill. I desperately need somebody to contact me. All options I've tried to regain access to my account have failed because everything has been disconnected.

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  Daniel Forero (@danielforeroj) reported 15 minutes ago

  A researcher flagged a bug in Claude's Chrome extension in May: a fake click and an internal test flag let any extension skip the permission check that gates your Gmail and Calendar. In July it still works. Time to fix, not the sales deck, is the real governance metric.

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  William Ruben Helms (@yankee32879) reported 16 minutes ago

  music industry folks. i've been having email issues again. long story but trying to make the dream work on limited funds has been extremely difficult. in the meantime, can y'all email me at: joyofviolentmoment [at] gmail [dot] com.

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  Stud launda.😎 (@nareshmali9160) reported 16 minutes ago

  Hi @Google Support, I'm unable to sign in to my Gmail account. The verification code is being sent to the same Gmail account that I cannot access, so I'm unable to complete the sign-in process. Please guide me on how to recover my account. Thank you. 🙏 #Gmail #GoogleAccount

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  Feral (@feraltekk) reported 17 minutes ago

  After loop engineering and context engineering, graph engineering is the next thing everyone will be talking about. Here is what it actually means. A loop is one agent doing everything. A graph is multiple agents, each doing one thing, connected to each other. Instead of one agent checking YouTube, Twitter, Reddit, and Gmail one after another, you have four agents running in parallel. Each one synthesizes its own findings. A report agent combines everything. A review agent checks the result against your success criteria and decides whether to ship or rerun. Three reasons to use a graph instead of a loop. Context rot: one agent doing ten tasks in a row fills the context window fast and quality drops. Independent review: the agent that created something cannot reliably judge whether it is good. Speed: four agents in parallel finish four times faster than one agent in sequence. Jarred Sumner ported Bun from Zig to Rust. A million lines. Under two weeks. The entire test suite passing before the merge. The principle behind all of it: you do not fix the code. You fix the process that produced the code.

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  lesdoesart (@DrawsLes78493) reported 18 minutes ago

  is the identity verification tumblr a scam? Idk if it's real or scam. I have email sent me (twice) about if it's not me and it is me, l always use the website. I later press the restart password because l never created one and only login in my gmail

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  Tay-Tay🍀♒️📸 (@Who_Is_Taylanee) reported 19 minutes ago

  Who do you contact at Google to fix your Gmail account after you delete so many videos and photos and emails so you said **** it ill pay for the storage since for some reason they are FORCING me to pay. And still after 24hrs cant send or receive emails. @Google

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  Niko (@NikoCoustas) reported 20 minutes ago

  @disagreebutter We should stop using all those businesses. Except Twitter though. And some restaurants, and Gmail, and every home builder in the state and well you get the point. Laws allow this to happen, one simple law would fix about 90% of immigration

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  Brad Setzer (@BradDSZ90) reported 22 minutes ago

  @kmcnam1 Wrong. Several months ago, Yahoo changed their storage limits to 20 GB down from 1 TB for free accounts and if you go over that amount, they ask you to pay monthly for higher storage. Just like Gmail.

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  muhammadriyaz (@riyaz0786ahmad) reported 23 minutes ago

  @googleaccount Gmail recovery sem OTP issue first OTP mobile number available second OTP same Gmail issue

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  Seb Wilgosz | Engineer of Wealth (@sebwilgosz) reported 27 minutes ago

  @raf_piek I have 4 mailboxes. My own "business" Gmail. It has multiple aliasses hooked up. I have completely separate Gmail account for Ascenda (usually my clients have dedicated accounts and computers) Then I have personal stuff in Fastmail - where I generate many masked emails and manage via password manager (most of registrations happen via separate email) And finally, dedicated newsletter Gmail account. I basically never login there, I just use it as a hub for managing valuable content, and this is what is managed by AI agent now. Previously everything ended up in my obsidian vault, but I have noticed even high quality newsletters have occasional marketing stuff or things out of my interest and I found myself not reading anything after a while. So now it's curated and filtered out for me based on my priorities and goals. Works somewhat well :).

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  The Seeker (@TheSeeker268) reported 30 minutes ago

  @insideNIAID This is Fauci himself, in his own words, from his own government account, telling a reporter he'll move the conversation to his personal Gmail. From what I can tell, the subject is about his own conduct in the 1980s as a public health official. And per Morens, Fauci was "too smart" to let colleagues send him anything that could "cause trouble," implying that Fauci was aware of and deliberately avoided creating a paper trail, so there's that too.

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  kanu1.base.eth (@kanu__mondol) reported 36 minutes ago

  Hello @gmail,@Google My account was recently disabled due to a policy issue. I have already submitted an appeal and sincerely apologized for my mistake. This account is very important to me. I kindly request a review or any guidance. Thank you.

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  A guy down under (@Fremean) reported 37 minutes ago

  @kmcnam1 I've had the same Gmail accounts since Gmail was invite only... Never have I been asked for more storage... But then I don't really use it. I have my own mouse server. It has better mail filtering

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  Ricky Davies (@RickyDPR) reported 39 minutes ago

  @james406 Thought it was just me. Gmail search is terrible isn't it

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  SENTARA | AI Conversation System (@SENTARASYSTEM) reported 41 minutes ago

  @AISaaSLaunchpad @HeyAliux That's exactly the problem we're trying to solve. Business owners don't lose hours because of one big task. They lose them switching between Gmail, Instagram, WhatsApp, calendars, phone calls and reviews. We're building one workspace that prepares everything before the day even starts.

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  Cyrus (@cyrusasg) reported 42 minutes ago

  some takeaways from the kimi k3 report i think are most relevant for app layer companies that invest in post training: 1. kimi decomposes the agent harness into configurable modules (tool interfaces, system prompts, context management, skills, memories, subagents) and instantiates different configs per task group during RL, because a fixed harness overfits the model to that tool schema and interaction protocol. they randomize because they’re shipping weights into harnesses they don’t control. if you own the harness and it’s identical at train and inference, overfitting to it can be free performance. instead randomize the axis that actually varies at deploy. for many app layer companies that’s the tool schema, since tools are customer-defined and they change. and it means sampling your current customers isn’t enough. the schemas you need to perform don’t necessarily exist yet, so synthetic augmentation is a powerful lever. 2. for assistant tasks they built mock gmail, notion, slack, canvas. core semantics preserved, no external apis or rate limits. on top of that, they added persistent environments over multiple simulated days, dozens of interdependent events across apps, each carrying its own eval criterion, and up to thousands of tool calls per rollout. the takeaway is that if your agent acts on customer systems, the mock is not a testing convenience, it’s the training environment, and its fidelity is a hard ceiling on what RL can teach. the expensive part is the event stream and the state that persists across it. 3. non-verifiable rewards go through a generative RM with tournament-style binary comparisons. but the judge doesnt just pick a winner, it has to read the outputs, generate a rubric for that specific comparison, score both against it, and write those to a scorepad. the pairwise outcome is still the reward, the rubric is scaffolding it has to produce first. two things worth stealing. binary comparison mitigates the calibration problem absolute (ie likert) scoring has, and forcing per-comparison criteria before the verdict keeps it from collapsing into vibes. 4. the anti-reward-hacking design runs on one assumption: the agent optimizes against whatever it can see and touch, so you keep the scoring surface out of reach. in their autonomous execution tasks that means agents never see the verifier. a public verifier returns diagnostic feedback the agent can act on, a hidden verifier scores held-out scenarios and never talks back, and submissions carry a penalty under a limited budget so brute-forcing the feedback loop costs something. at the infra layer, sandboxes get forked so grading runs on an exact clone and can’t perturb the environment the agent is still working in. then they assume it gets through anyway. the hack list is maintained and extended as new strategies show up mid-training. ie for kernels that meant catching cuda graph replay, input caching, precision reduction. web dev zeroes the reward outright if the project fails to build or fakes the artifact instead of implementing it. the takeaway is to try to separate the signal you show the agent from the signal you score it with, and treat reward hacking as an ongoing surface with an owner rather than a bug you fix once.

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  - (@csilly444) reported 48 minutes ago

  One time I asked my ex if he was using dating apps and he told me no but I knew he was bc he was logged into his gmail on my laptop and I saw he had reactivated all of them lmfao that’s the type of person I thought loved me down bad I am so #delusional

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  Ddd (@Itdobeeeee) reported 50 minutes ago

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

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  UPDATECOMMUNITY (@UPDATECOMM7t1) reported 51 minutes ago

  Tut on how your new foreign TikTok account can follow in less than 2 hrs after creation .Create your foreign acc with your preferred location/region .use Gmail while creating for it to work .then login your account on TikTok studio but first your vpn location must match

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  Harman (@itsharmanjot) reported 52 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.

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  camden bean (@camden_bean) reported 53 minutes ago

  @JoshDance @Jowanza It blows my mind. Still unsure how the gmail search is so broken.

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  FSD Life (@Tatakae360) reported 56 minutes ago

  Grok has a connector for Gmail and I use it for search. Also to find and organize invoices, things I may be overpaying for, ways to cut costs, etc. It’s infinitely better than the broken built in Gmail search

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  Rambo (@monster_zero123) reported 57 minutes ago

  @timeout_7 @Anmolkakkar27 No. Use desktop mode on chrome. Use a dummy gmail acct to register/login.

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  vivyrenz (@_frnz_04) reported 58 minutes ago

  Hello @TeamYouTube I'm having trouble logging into my personal Gmail account. Someone hacked into it and changed my password and phone number without my knowledge. I am asking for help to get my personal account back, thank you.